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58 Cards in this Set
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amphi-, ampho-
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Prefix
on both sides, around, both |
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ana-
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Prefix
up, back, against |
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apo-
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Prefix
away from |
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cata- (cat- before a vowel or h)
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Prefix
downward, disordered |
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dia- (di- before a vowel)
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Prefix
through, across, apart |
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eso-
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Prefix
within, inner, inward |
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eu-
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Prefix
good, normal, healthy |
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heter-, hetero-
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Prefix
different, other, relationship to another |
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homo-, homeo-
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Prefix
sale, likeness |
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meta- (met- before a vowel or h)
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Prefix
change, transformation, after, behind |
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para- (often par- before a vowel)
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Prefix
alongside, around, abnormal, beyond |
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pro-
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Prefix
before |
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pros-, prosth-
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Prefix
in place of |
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-al
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Latin-derived adjectival suffix: pertaining to, located in
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-ase
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forms names of enzymes
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-asia, -asis (rare)
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form abstract nouns: state, condition
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-ema
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forms abstract nouns: state, condition. Combining form of nouns ending in -ema is -emat-
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-esis
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forms abstract nouns: state, condition, procedure
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-etic
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forms adjectives, often from nouns ending in -esis: pertaining to
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-ics, -tics
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forms nouns indicating a particular science or study: science or study of
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-ism
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forms abstract nouns: state, condition, quality
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-ismus
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forms abstract nouns: state, condition, muscular spasm
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-oid, (rarely) -ode, -id
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form both nouns and adjectives indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance: like, resembling
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oma
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forms abstract nouns: usually tumor; occasionally disease. Combining form of nouns ending in -oma is -omat; plural often is -omata
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-ose
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a Latin-derived adjectival suffix; also used to form names of chemical substances: full of, resembling
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-ous
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a Latin-derived adjectival suffix: pertaining to, characterized by, full of
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-us
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a Latin noun-forming ending: condition, person(sometimes a malformed fetus)
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-ize
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a commonly used Greek-derived suffix that means "to make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in"
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Acr-
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Combining Form
(highest point) extremities (particularly hands and feet) |
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Ambly-
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Combining Form
dull, faint |
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Carcin-
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Combining Form
carcinoma, cancer |
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-Cel-
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Combining Form
hernia, tumor, swelling |
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Cheir-, Chir-
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Combining Form
hand |
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Chol(e)-
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Combining Form
bile, gall |
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Col(i)-, Colon-
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Combining Form
colon |
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Cyan-
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Combining Form
blue |
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Cyst(i)-, -Cystis
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Combining Form
bladder, cyst |
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Diplo-
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Combining Form
double, twin |
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enter-
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Combining Form
(small) intestine |
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erg-
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Combining Form
action, work |
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gastr-
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Combining Form
stomach |
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hem-, hemat-, -em-
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Combining Form
blood |
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hepar-, hepat-
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Combining Form
liver |
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lip-
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Combining Form
fat |
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macr-
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Combining Form
(abnormally) large or long |
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mega-, megal-
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Combining Form
(abnormally) large or long |
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melan-
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Combining Form
dark, black |
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micr-
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Combining Form
(abnormally) small |
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nyct-
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Combining Form
night |
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odyn-
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Combining Form
pain |
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onc-
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Combining Form
tumor |
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pachy-
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Combining Form
thick |
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pseud-
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Combining Form
false |
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py-
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Combining Form
pus |
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sarc-
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Combining Form
flesh, soft tissue |
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spasm-
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Combining Form
spasm, involuntary muscular contraction |
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splen-
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Combining Form
spleen |
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stom-, stomat-
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Combining Form
mouth, opening |