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a
(p) not, without
amphi, ampho
(p) both, on both sides of, around
ana
(p) up, back, again
anti
(p) against, opposite
apo
(p) from, off, away
cata
(p) down, against, according to, very
dia
(p) through, across, between
alg
(b) pain
arthr
(b) joint, speech sound, articulation
bi
(b) life
ball, bol, ble
(b) to throw, to put
brady
(b) slow
crypt
(b) hidden
drom
(b) running, course
ge
(b) earth
hod, od
(b) road, way
mne
(b) to remember
morph
(b) form
odont
(b) tooth
phor, pher
(b) to bear, to go
plex
(b) stroke
pleg
(b) paralysis
pod, pus
(b) foot
proct
(b) anus, rectum
stol, stal, stle
(b) to send, to contract
stom, stomat
(b) mouth, opening
trop, trek
(b) to turn, response to stimulus
ur
(b) urine, urinary system, tail
ure
(b) to urinate
dys
(p) bad, disordered, difficult
es, eis
(p) inward, into
ec, ex
(p) out, out of, outside
en, em, el
(p) in, into, inward
enanti
(p) opposite
endo, ento, end, ent
(p) within, inner
epi, ep
(p) upon, on, to, in addition to
eu
(p) well, good, normal
exo, ecto
(p) outside, external
bul, boul
(b) will
cardi
(b) heart
cephal
(b) head
encephal
(b) brain
chondr, chondri
(b) cartilage, granule
dem
(b) people, country
derm, dermat
(b) skin
gam
(b) marriage, union
lecith
(b) yolk
ophthalm
(b) eye
ost (e)
(b) bone
phyll
(b) leaf
phyt
(b) plant, growth
plast
(b) to form, to mold
som, somat
(b)body
thec (a)
(b) case, sheath
therm
(b) heat
tom
(b) to cut, section
entom
(b) insect
top
(b) place
troph
(b) nourishment, development
zo
(b) animal, living being
hyper
(p) over, excessive, more than normal
hypo , hyp
(p) below, deficient, less than normal, somewhat
meta, met
(p) after, change, transfer
para, par
(p) beside, resembling, disordered, associated
peri
(p) around, near
pro
(p) before, in front of, forward
pros
(p) toward, in addition to, fronting
syn, sym, syl, sy, sys
(p) with, together
acou, acu
(b) to hear
ambly
(b) dull
anth
(b) flower
chrom, chromat, chro
(b) color
dactyl
(b) finger, toe
de
(b) to bind
desm
(b) ligament
enter
(b) intestine
erg
(b) work
esthe, aether
(b) to feel, to percieve
ger, geront
(b) old person, old age
gnath
(b) jaw
gno
(b) to know
graph
(b) to write
gram
(b) thing written
hepat, hepar
(b) liver
kine, cine
(b) to move
lex
(b) to read
my, mys, myos
(b) muscle
nephr
(b) kidney
osm
(b) smell
the
(b) to put, to place
al
(s) pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of
an, ian
(s) pertaining to, like, connected with
ous, ious
(s) full of, pertaining to, like
ic, tic, ac
(s) pertaining to, like
ics, tics
(s) art, science, or study of
oid, ode
(s) having the shape of
amygdal
(b) almond, tonsil
andr
(b) man, male
anthrop
(b) man, human being
chron
(b) time
clad
(b) branch
dynam, dyn
(b) power
eme
(b) to vomit
gymn
(b) naked, uncovered
gyn(e), gynec, gynaec
(b) female
helic, helix
(b) spiral
hydr
(b) water, fluid
iatr
(b) physician, medical treament
melan
(b) black, dark
necr
(b) corpse, dead tissue
olig
(b) few, scantly
ped, paed
(b) child
phag
(b) to eat
phil
(b) to love, have affinity for
poly
(b) many, much
tars
(b) instep, edge of the eye
(h)emia
(s) condition of the blood, congestion of the blood
logy
(s) science of, systematic study of
lysis
(s) dissolution by, surgical division or separation
mania
(s) madness for or about
pathy
(s) disease of, treatment of disease of or by
phobia
(s) abnormal fear of
therapy
(s) treatment of or by
tomy
(s) surgical operation on, surgical cutting of
ectomy
(s) surgical removal of
uria
(s) condition of the urin
acr
(b) extremity, summit
amyl
(b) starch
bar
(b) weight, pressure
bary
(b) heavy
blenn
(b) mucus
cyr
(b) cell
dips
(b) thirst
drepan
(b) sickle
erythr
(b) red
glyc
(b) sugar
glycos
(b) sugar, glucose
hist, histi
(b) tissue
hyster
(b) uterus, histeria
ichthy
(b) fish
irid, iris
(b) iris, rainbow
isch
(b) to suppress
lapar
(b) abdomen, soft part of the body between ribs and hip
lip
(b) fat
mast, maz
(b) breast
phren
(b) mind, diaphragm
py
(b) pus
thanat
(b) death
genous, genic
(s) producing, produced
hedron
(s) solid figure having a specified number of faces
iasis
(s) diseased condition
meter
(s) instrument for measuring, measure
metry
(s) art or science of measuring
nomy
(s) science of, system of laws governing
oecious
(s) having a house or dwelling
philous, philic
(s) loving, thriving in, pollinated by the agency of
plasty
(s) formation, plastic surgical operation
rrhea
(s) abnormal flor or discharge of
stomy
(s) the making of a surgical opening
acanth
(b) thorn, prickle
aer
(b) air, gas
aut
(b) self
blephar
(b) eyelid
carcin
(b) cancer
cheil, chil
(b) lip
col
(b) colon
copr
(b) excrement
cry, crym
(b) cold, ice, crystal
cyst
(b) bladder, cyst, sac
dacry
(b) tear
gastr, gaster
(b) stomach, belly of a muscle
helminth
(b) worm
heter
(b) other, different
hygr
(b) moisture
men
(b) moon, menstruation
ot
(b) ear
psych
(b) mind, soul
rhin, rrhin
(b) nose
tac, tax
(b) to arrange, to put in order
ter
(s) means of, place for
ist, ast
(s) one who
te, t
(s) one who, that which
ician
(s) specialist in, practitioner of
actin
(b) ray
argyr
(b) silver
ba
(b) to step, to go, to walk
brom
(b) stench, bromine
chol (e)
(b) bile, gall
clas
(b) to break
crani
(b) cranium
cri
(b) to separate, to distinguish
crin
(b) to secrete
eury
(b) wide
hem, hemat, haem, haemat
(b) blood
hidro(s)
(b) sweat
lith, lite
(b) stone
myi
(b) fly
op, opt
(b) eye, to see
prosp
(b) face
orth
(b) straight, correct
pha, phan
(b) to appear, to show
rhe, rrh
(b) to flow, current
scop
(b) to view
sta
(b) to stand, to stop, to fix, to regulate
styl
(b) pillar
ia, y
(s) state of, condition of, quality of
ism, ismus
(s) condition of, belief in
sis, sia, sy, se
(s) act of, process of, result of the act or process of
ma, m, me
(s) result of the act of
blep
(b) to see
cor(e)
(b) pupil of the eye
cra
(b) to mix
cyan
(b) blue
cye
(b) to be pregnant
galact, gala
(b) milk
geu
(b) to taste
gloss, glot(t)
(b) tongue, language
idi
(b) one's own, peculiar, distinct
is
(b) equal, same
lal
(b) to talk
mega, megal
(b) large, one million
mogi
(b) difficult
ne
(b) new, new and different form of
odyn
(b) pain
onych
(b) finger or toenail, claw
path
(b) disease, suffering, feeling
pep(s), pept
(b) to digest
pseud
(b) false
tele
(b) afar, operating at a distance
oma
(s) tumor arising in or composed of, swelling containing, diseased condition
osis
(s) diseased condition of, act of, process of
itis
(s) inflammation of, inflammatory disease of
in, ine
(s) chemical substance
ium
(s) part, lining or enveloping tissue, region
aden
(b) gland
angi
(b) vessel
arachn
(b) spider, arachnoid membrane
astr, aster
(b) star
blast
(b) bud, germ, embryonic cell
chlor
(b) green, chlorine
cocc
(b) berry-shaped organism
coni
(b) dust
eo(s)
(b) dawn or early age, rosy
ly
(b) to loosen, to dissolve, to break
mening
(b) membrane
metr
(b) uterus
myc, mycet
(b) fungus
myel
(b) spinal cord, marrow
neur
(b) nerve, nervous system, tendon
orch(i), orchid
(b) testicle
pan, pant
(b) all, complete
pneumon, pneum
(b) lung
poli
(b) gray
thromb
(b) clot
us
(s) individual, person
idea, ida, id
(s) descended from, related to
agog(ue)
(b) inducing the flow of, expelling
arch(e)
(b) ancient, beginning, primitive
aux(e)
(b) increase
didym
(b) twin, testicle
gyr
(b) circle, ring
hipp
(b) horse
ischi
(b) hip
lep
(b) to seize
macr
(b) large, long
mel
(b) limb
micr
(b) small, one millionth
narc
(b) stupor
omphal
(b) naval
pex
(b) to fasten
pag
(b) united
platy(s)
(b) broad, flat
sapr
(b) rotten
sial
(b) saliva
sthen
(b) strength
tach(y)
(b) swift
ium, ion
(s) little
idium, idiom
(s) little
arium, arion
(s) little
isk, iscus
(s) little
asc
(b) bag
branchi
(b) gills, arm
carp
(b) fruit
cele
(b) hernia, swelling
colp
(b) vagina
gen(e), gon
(b) to be produced, to produce, seed
heli
(b) sun
mer
(b) part
nyct
(b) night
onym
(b) name
oo
(b) egg
pachy
(b) thick
pen
(b) deficiency, want
phleb
(b) vein
phthi
(b) to waste away
phyc
(b) seaweed, algae
pto
(b) to fall
salping
(b) tube, eustachian or fallopian tube
saur
(b) lizard
xanth
(b) yellow
ize
(s) to make, to treat, to do something with
ate
(s) to make, to treat, to do something with
agra
(b) painful seizure
chir, cheir
(b) hand
cente
(b) to puncture
cel(i), coel
(b) cavity, abdominal cavity
dendr
(b) tree
hyal
(b) glass, vitreous body of the eye
laryng
(b) larynx
lai
(b) smooth
malac
(b) soft
mastig
(b) whip, flagellum
mis
(b) hate
pter, pteryg(i)
(b) wing, fin
schiz, schis(t)
(b) to spill
splanchn
(b) entrails, viscera
thi
(b) sulfur
thorac
(b) chest, thorax
tox
(b) poison
trich, thrix
(b) hair
xer
(b) dry
mata
plural of -ma
ses
plural of -sis
ona
plural of -on
itides
plural of -itis
nges
plural of -nx
ces
plural of -x
all
(b) other, different
ankyl
(b) bent, stiff, adhesion of parts
cycl
(b) circle, wheel, ciliary body of the eye
er, erot
(b) love
geny
(b) jaw, cheek
geni
(b) chin
hol
(b) whole, entire
hom, home
(b) same, similar
hypn
(b) sleep
ide
(b) idea, mental immag
leuk, leuc
(b) white
ont
(b) being, individual
phyl
(b) race, class
pyel
(b) pelvis, especially of the kidney
pyg
(b) buttocks
stear, steat
(b) fat, tallow
strept, stroph
(b) tuned, twisted
thall
(b) young shoot
thym
(b) mind, emotions
trib, trip
(b) to rub, to crush
zyg
(b) yoke
hemi
(b) half
mon
(b) single, one
prot
(b) first, original, primitive
di
(b) twice, double
dich
(b) in two
deut, deuter
(b) second
tri
(b) three
tetr(a)
(b) four
pent(a)
(b) five
hex(a)
(b) six
hept(a)
(b) seven
oct(a)
(b) eight
enne(a)
(b) nine
dec(a)
(b) ten
hect
(b) hundred
kilo
(b) one thousand
brachy
(b) short
cac, kak
(b) bad
cau, caus
(b) to burn
cli, clei
(b) to close
cleist
(b) closed
cly(s)
(b) to wash
crot
(b) pulse beat
dolich
(b) long
ede
(b) to swell
lept
(b) thin, delicate
log
(b) word, speech, reason
mes
(b) middle
myx
(b) mucus, slime
oxy, ox
(b) sharp, acid, oxygen
petr
(b) rock
phon
(b) sound, voice
phot
(b) light
poie
(b) to make
presby
(b) old
pyr, pyret, pyrex
(b) fire, fever
rhiz, rrhiz
(b) root
glauc
(b) silvery, gray-green
gon(y), gonat
(b) knee
(h)apt
(b) to touch
(h)aph
(b) sense of touch
kary, cary
(b) nucleus, nut
kerat, cerat, ker, cer
(b) horn, horny tissue, cornea
lepid
(b) scale
nem, nemat
(b) thread
nos
(b) disease
onc, oncus
(b) tumor, swelling
phra
(b) to speak
pneum, pneumat
(b) air, gas
phylac(t)
(b) to guard, to protect
porphyr
(b) purple
sacr
(b) flesh
scler
(b) hard
sep
(b) to rot, to purify
sit
(b) food
splen
(b) spleen
sten
(b) narrow
stere
(b) solid, three-dimensional
cyn
(b) dog
hapl
(b) single
kym, cym
(b) wave
lemm(a)
(b) sheath, husk
loph
(b) crest, ridge, tuft
lophi
(b) small crest, lophion
lymph
(b) water, lymph
mit
(b) thread
ornis, ornith
(b) bird
pale, palae
(b) old, ancient
pha
(b) to speak
phem
(b) voice
phrag
(b) to block up, to wall in
plan
(b) wandering
pleur
(b) side, rib, pleura
plo
(b) folded, fold
pne(a), pneust
(b) breathing
rhaph, rrhaph
(b) to sew, to suture
spa
(b) to draw, to jerk
staphyl
(b) bunch of grapes, uvula
steth
(b) chest
xen
(b) host, stranger, foreigner
balan
(b) acorn, the glans penis
bry
(b) moss
camp(t), campyl
(b) bent
carp
(b) wrist
cerc
(b) tail
cleid
(b) clavicle
doch
(b) to take or receive
ech
(b) echo, repetition
gangli
(b) mass of nerve tissue, small cyst or swelling
gli
(b) glue
in
(b) fiber, muscle
rhach(i), rach(i), rrhach
(b) the spine
rrhag
(b) excessive discharge, usually blood
sphygm
(b) pulse
spondyl
(b) vertebra
stern
(b) chest, breastbone
thel
(b) nipple
toc, tok
(b) childbirth
tre(t)
(b) to bore, to perforate
zym
(b) ferment, enzyme
adelph
(b) brother
ancon
(b) elbow
calypt(r)
(b) hidden
chord
(b) cord
chor(i)
(b) fetal membrane, tunic of the eyeball
clon(us)
(b) muscle spasm
coll(a)
(b) glue
ec, oec, oek, oik, oic
(b) house
not
(b) the back
om
(b) shoulder
opisth
(b) behind
phy
(b) to grow
por
(b) passage, pore
pty
(b) to spit
ptyal
(b) saliva
rhabd
(b) rod
spor
(b) seed, spore
stig
(b) pricking, mark, point
tel(e)
(b) completion, end, purpose
troch
(b) wheel, disk
xyl
(b) wood
alex
(b) to ward off
antr
(b) cavity, sinus
bronch(i)
(b) air tube
chlamyd
(b) cloak, envelope
chy
(b) to pour
chym, chyl
(b) juice
condyl
(b) knob, knuckle
corm
(b) trunk of a tree or body
gon(i)
(b) angle
hal
(b) salt
pali(n)
(b) again, back
poikil
(b) varied, irregular, mottled
pycn, pykn
(b) thick, frequent
pyl(e)
(b) gate, entrance
sperm(a), spermat
(b) seed, semen
sphen
(b) wedge
spir
(b) coil
syring
(b) pipe, tube
ta
(b) to stretch
ton
(b) stretching, tension
trachel
(b) neck