sympathétikos
Sympathetikos is a Greek adjective that refers to pity or sympathy. It is derived from the Greek word sympatheia, which means "fellow feeling" or "shared emotion." In the context of ancient Greek philosophy, sympatheia was a concept used to describe the idea that humans are connected through a shared emotional and moral fabric.
In the 4th century BCE, the Greek philosopher Aristotle discussed the concept of sympatheia in his work
The concept of sympatheia was also explored by the Greek physician Galen in the 2nd century CE.
In modern times, the concept of sympatheia has been influential in the development of theories of empathy