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ARCHILLE
heel tendon
ADELPH
brother, twin, twin fetal monster
ADEN/ADENO
gland
AER
air
AGOG
leading, expelling
synAGOGue
AGON
anguish, intense suffering, competition
AGONy
AGOR
a bringing together; assembly
AGORaphobia
AGR
a catching or taking; painful seizure
AGRemia
melAGRa
ESTHES
feeling, sensation, perception
anESTHESia
ESTHET
perceptible
anESTHETic
ETHER
upper air; ether
ETHERion
ETIO
cause
ETIOlogy
AC/ACM
tip, point
ACmastic
ACMe
ACE/ACES/ACO
relief, remedy, cure
ACEOlogy
ACOgnosia
ACEST
healed
ACESToma
ACOU/ACUS
to hear
ACOUstic
bradyACUSia
ACR
at the end, summit; extremities
ACT/ACTIN
ray; ray-like structure
ALEX
to ward off, defend
ALG/ALGO
pain
arthrALGia
ALGophobia
ALL
other, different, foreign, external
ALLergy
ALLEL
of each other
parALLEL
ALLELe
ALLOTRI
strange
ALLOTRIphagia
ALLACH
elsewhere
AMBLY
dull, blunt
Hint: an ass"ambly" is dull.
AMNI
innermost membrane enclosing fetus
AMEB/AMOE
change
AMYGDAL
almond, tonsil
AMYL
starch
ANEM
wind
ANEMone
ANER/ANDR
male, man
ANDRoid
ANDRogenous
ANGI
vessel
ANGIna
ANGIotensin
ANTH
to blossom, to break out, erupt
synANTHy
ANTHO/ANTHE
flower, rash
ANTHEr
ANTHEridium
ANTHRAX/ANTHRAC
coal
ANTHROP
man, human being
ANTR
cavity, sinus, cave
ANTRum
APHRODIS/APHROSIAC
sexual
ARACHN
spider; brain's membrane
ARCHAI
ancient
ARCH
beginning
ARGYR
silver
ARTERI
vessel, artery
ARTHR
joint
ASTER/ASTR
star
-ASTER
pertaining to structure or origin
ASTHMA/ASTHMAT
panting, short breath, gasping
ATHER
mush, degeneration
ATLAS/ATLANT
first neck vertebra
ATM
air
AUT(O)
self
AUX
to increase
AUXAN
to grow
BA-, BE-
to go, walk
BAS
a walking, base, foundation
BACTER/BACTERI
rod; bacteria
BALL
to throw
BOL
a throw
METABOL
change
BAR/BARO
weight
BARY
heavy
BATHY
deep, inner
BATHE/BATHO
depth
BIO
life
BIOS
way of living
BLAST
bud, shoot; embryonic cell
BLEP
to see
BLEPHAR
eyelid
BRACHI
arm
BRACHY
short
BRADY
slow
BROM
stench
BRONCH
windpipe, trachea
BRY
to be full, swell
CHAET/CHET
hair
CHALC
bronze; yellow
CHAMA
on the ground
CHAMEL
creeping
CHARACTER
graving tool, engraved mark
CHASMA/CHASMAT
cleft, opening
CHAS
separation, division
CHIR/CHEIR
hand
CHEL
claw
CHIASMA/CHIAST
crossed, decussation
CHLAMY/CHLAMYD
cloak, mantle
CHLOR
green, yellowish green, yellow
CHOL
bile, gall; bitter anger
CHONDR
granule; cartilage
CHORD
cord
CHORE/CHOREI
dancing
CHORI
skin; outermost membrane enclosing fetus; tunic of the eyeball
CHRO/CHROMA/CHROMAT
colour; surface of the body; skin
CHRON
time
CHRYS
gold; yellow
CHTHON
earth, ground
CHY/CHE
to pour
CHYM/CHYL
something poured, juice, fluid
CHOAN
funnel
DEMON
demon
DACRY
tear
DACTYL
finger, toe
DE
to tie
DESM
band, bond, ligament
DELT
of triangular shape
DEM/DEMO
country, land, people of a country
DENDR
tree, branched structure
DERMA/DERMAT
skin; that stripped off
DEUTER/DEUTO
second, next
DIDYM
twofold, twin, one of the two testes
-DIDYMUS/-DYMUS
twin fetal monster
DICTY
net
DIPLO
double
DIPS
thirst
DISC
disc
DOLICH
long
DOS
a giving, dose
DOTE
to be given
DROM/DROME
course, a running
DYNAM
power, active force
ECH
to sound, peal
ECHO
a sound, a returned sound
ECH/SCH/ISCH
to have, hold; keep back, suppress
EIDO/EIDOS/EIDE
form, shape
ID-
to see
IDE
appearance, mental impression, thought
ICON/EIKON
image, likeness
ELAI/ELAE/ELAEO/ELEO
oil, olive oil
ELECTR
electricity; amber
EME
to vomit
EMET
vomiting
ENEMA/ENAMAT
a sending in
EO
rosy colour; early age
EPHEB
youth; puberty
ERG/ERGASIA
work, functioning
EROS/EROT
love, lust
ERYTHR
red
ERYTHEM/ERYTHEMA/ERYTHEMAT
redness (of the skin)
ERYSIPELAS
disease with red patches
ETHN/ETHNO/ETHNE
race, nation
EURY
wide, broad
ETHO/ETHOS
custom
GALA/GALACT
milk
GAM
marriage
GAMET
husband, wife; germ cell
GANGLI
mass of nerve cells; small hard cyst or swelling
GASTER/GASTR
stomach; bulging fleshy part of a muscle
GE
earth
GEN
to be born
GENES
being produced, coming into being, origination
GENO/GENE
breed, race, kind; stock, descent
GERON/GERONT
old person
GER-/GERA
old age
GIGA/GIGANT
giant
GLAUC
sea-green, gray
GLI
glue
GLOSS/GLOTT
tongue
GLYC/GLYCER/GLYCO/GLUC/GLUCO
sweet; sugar
GLYPH
to carve, engrave
GLYPT
carved
GNATH
jaw
GNO
to know, judge
GNOS
knowledge
GNOMON
one who knows, judge; index
GON
generation, semen, seed; offspring
GONI/GON
corner, angle
GON/GONAT
knee, joint
GRAPH
to draw, write, inscribe
GRAM/GRAMMA/GRAMMAT
something drawn or written, mark, record
GYMN
naked
GYNE/GYNEC
woman
GYR
circle, ring, turn
(H)EM/HEMO/HEMATO
blood
(H)AIR, (H)ERE, ER
to take, grasp
CATHERES
destruction
(H)AL
salt
HAPLO
half
(H)APT
to fasten, attach; to grasp, seize, touch
(H)APS
joining, juncture
(H)APH
sense of touch
HEB
youth, puberty; pubic bone
HED/HID/HIS/HIZ
to sit, to cause to sit, to place
HEDR
sitting place, anus, base
HEDON
pleasure
HELI
sun
HELIX
something spiral-shaped
HELMIN/HELMINTH
worm
HEMER
day
HE
to send going, send, let go
PARES
paralysis; letting go
CATHETER
tube for passage of fluids; that sent or let down
HEPAR/HEPAT
liver
HERP/HERPES/HERPET
a creeping; spreading blisters
HETER/HETERO
other, different form
HIER
sacred place; sacrum
HIPP
Horse
HIPPOCAMP
sea horse, elongated ridge in cavity of brain
HIST/HISTO/HISTIO
tissue, web
(H)OD, ODE, ODO
road, way, path
HOL/OLO
whole
HOM/HOMO
like, equal
HORMON
setting in motion, exciting, arousing
HYDRO/HYDR
water, fluid
HYGI/HYGIO/HYGIE
health, soundness of mind or body
HYGR/HYGRO
wet, moist, fluid
HYMEN
skin, membrane of vagina
HYPN
sleep
AGRYPN
sleepless, wakeful
AGRE
to hunt for
HYSTER
womb, uterus
HYPSO
height
IA
to heal
IATR
one who heals, physician
IATREI
healing, treatment
ICHTHY/ICHTHYO
fish
IDI/IDIO
one's one, peculiar
IRIS/IRID
rainbow; coloured membrane of the eye
IS/IN/INO
strength; muscle
ISCHI/ISCHIO
hip, hip-joint
IS/ISO
equal
ISTHM
narrow neck or passage
CAIN/CAENO/CENO/KAIN
new
CAENOT
newness, novelty
CAC/KAK
bad, disordered, abnormal
CAL(L)/KAL(L)
beautiful
CALYX/CALYC
covering, shell
CAR
to cut
ACAR
too short to cut; tiny
CORM
result of cutting; trunk
CARDI/CARDIO/CARDIA
heart
CARCINO
cancer; crab
CARP
wrist
CARP
fruit, seed
KARY/CARY
nut, kernel, nucleus
CATHAR
a cleaning, emptying
CAUS/CAUM
burning heat
CAUST/CAUT
burnt
CAUTER
searing-iron
CEL/CELO/CELE/KELE
tumour, hernia
CEN/KEN
empty
CENO/KENO
emptying
CENTE
to prick
CENTR
center, sharp point
-CENTESIS
perforation, surgical puncturing
CEPHAL
head
ENCEPHAL
that within the head, the brain
KERA/CERA/KERATO/CERATO
horny tissue; cornea
KINE/CINE
to move
CLA/KLA
to break, destroy
CL/CLAD/CLAS/CLASMA/CLASMAT
a piece, that which is broken off
CLEI/KLEI/CLI
to sheathe, close
CLEIST
closed
CLEIS/KLEIS.CLEID/KLEID
means of closing, a key, bar, clavicle
CLITORI
clitoris
KLEPT/CLEP
to steal, hide
CLIN
to bend, turn; make recline, lean; lie down
CLIS
inclination
CLINIC
pertaining to bed; clinic
COCH/COCHLI
snail with spiral shell; spiral cavity of inner ear
CEL/CELI
cavity
COEL/CELO/KOIL
hollow
COELOM/CELOM
hollow cavity, body cavity
CEN/COEN/KOIN
common
COCC
berry; berry-shaped bacteria
COCCYX
cuckoo, bone at end of spinal column
COLL
glue
COLP
vagina
COMA/COMAT
coma
COM/KOM
hair
CONCH
mussel, shell
CONI/CONIO
dust
CON
cone
COPR
dung
COP-/COPT
to strike
COP
a beating; fatigue; stroke
COR
girl, doll; pupil
CRAT/CRAC
power, strength
CRANI
cranium
CRAS
mixture; temperament
CREA/CREAT/CREO
flesh
CRI/CRIN
to separate; decide; secrete
CRIS
point of decision
CRYO/CRYM
ice-cold
CRYSTALL
clear ice, crystal
CRYPT
hidden
CY
to swell, be pregnant
CYM/CYMAT
a swell, wave
CYST/CYSTIS/CYSTID
sac
CYT
container; cell
CYCL
ring, wheel
CYN/CYNO
dog
LAB/LEP
to take, grasp, seize
LAB
handle
LEPS
seizure
LAL
to talk
LAMP
to shine forth, flash
LAMPR
clear, bright
LARYNX/LARYNG
organ of voice at upper part of trachea
LICHEN
tree-moss, eruptive skin disease
LIP/LEIP
to leave, abandon; fail, neglect
LEMM
peel; shealth
LEON/LEONT
lion
LEPID
scale, flake
LEPR
scaly
LEPR/LEPROS
leprosy
LEPTYN
to make thin
LEP
to peel
LEPT
peeled, thin
LETH
forgetfulness
LETHARG
drowsiness
LEUC/LEUK
white
LEX
speech
LEG
to speak
LIM
hunger
LIP
fat
LIPAR
fat, oil
LITH
stone
LOG
word, speech; thought; reason; proportion
-LOGY
body of knowledge; science of
LY
to loosen, break up
PARALYS
loss of motion or sensory function
LYMPH
body containing white cells, lymph
MACR
large, long
MALAC
soft
MALAX
softening
MANI
madness, frenzy, enthusiasm
MAN/MANO
sparse, rare; tension, pressure, density
MASS
to massage, knead
MASES
chewing
MASSET
chewer
MAST/MAZ
breast
MASTOID
like a breast; process of termporal bone
MEGA/MEGALO
large
MEI/MIO
smaller, less
MELAN(O)/MELAS
black, dark
MELI/MELIT
honey
MELISS
bee
MEN
month
MENISC
crescent, semi-lunar
MENINX/MENING
membrane; one of three membranes enveloping brain & spinal cord
MER/MERE
part, segment
MES
middle
METR
womb, uterus
METR/METER
measure, measuring instrument
MICR
small
MIMI/MIME/MIMES
imitation
MIS
hate
MIT
thread
MNE
to remember
MNEM
memory
MNEMONIC
for remembering, memory
MON/MONO
single, alone
MOR
dull, stupid
MORPH
form, shape, figure
MY/MYO
to close, shut
MYEL
marrow; spinal cord
MYC/MYCE/MYCET
mushroom, fungus, mold
MY/MYO/MYS
muscle; mouse
NAN/NANO
dwarf
Hint: Nanny Dwarf
NARCISS
self-love
NARC
numbness, stupor
NAUS
ship
NAUT
sailor
NAUSI
seasickness
NECR
dead; dead body
NEMA/NEMAT
thread
NE/NEO
new, young
NEPHR
kidney
NEUR
nerve; tendon
NOM
law, ordering
autoNOMy
NO/NOUS
mind
paraNOia
NOS
sickness, disease
NYMPH
female, labium minus
NYX/NYCT
night
ODONT/ODOUS
tooth
ODYN
pain
EDEMA/EDEMAT/OIDEMA(T)
swelling
OEDE/OIDE/EDE
to swell
EC/ECO/OIK/OIKO
house, dwelling
ESTR/OESTR
sexual desire, breeding period
ESOPHAG
esophagus
OLIG
few, small
OMMA/OMMAT
eye
OMPHAL
navel
ONC
tumour, bulk, mass
ONOM/ONYM/ONOMAT
name
ONYX/ONYCH
nail or finger or toe; claw; hoof
OO
egg
OOPHOR
ovary
OP
to see
OPS
look or appearance; view
OP/OPO
eye
PROSOP
face
METOP
forehead
OPHTHALM
eye
OPI
opium
OPISTH
behind, backward
OPISTHI
hinder
OPTIC
pertaining to vision or the eye
ORCH/ORCHI/ORCHID
testicle
OREX
desire, appetite
ORGAN/ERG(O)
instrument, tool; organ
ORNI/ORNIT
bird
ORTH
straight, normal
OSM/OSPHRES
smell, sense of smell
OZ
bad smell, stench
OSMO
thrusting, pushing
OSMOsis
OSTE
bone
OSTRAC
shell
URAN
sky, heaven, palate
URANISC
palate
UR
urine
URET
duct from kidney to bladder
URETHR
duct from bladder to surface
OT/OUS
ear
OXY
sharp, swift, quick; sour, acid
PACHY/PACHYL
thick
PACHYN
thickening
PED/PAID
child
PAN/PANTO
all, entire
PATHE
to be affected, experience, suffer
PATHO
feeling, suffering, disease
-PATHY
suffering, disease, system of treating disease
PEG/PAG
to fix, fasten
-PEXIS/-PEXY
fixation
-PAGUS
fetal monster
PELL/PELYX/PELYC
bowl, pelvis
PEPT
to make soft, cook, digest
PENI
poverty
PEIN
hunger
PETAL
leaf
PETR
rock, stone
PHAG
to eat, devour
PHAN/PHA
to bring to light, shine, appear
PHANER
evidence
PHAS
appearance; stage of development
PHANTASMA
vision, illusion
PHAC
lentil, lens
PHALENG/PHALANX
bone of finger or toe, line of soldiers
PHALL
penis, phallus
PHA
to speak
PHEME
voice
PHONE
sound, voice
PHARMAC
drug
PHARYNG/PHARYNX
pharynx
PHER
to bear, carry
PHOR
bearing, carrying
PHIL
to love
PHILI
love, affinity for
PHLEG
to burn, become hot
PHLEGMA(T)
flame, heat; phlegm
PHLOX/PHLOG
flame
PHLOGO
inflammation
PHLEP/PHLEB
vein
PHOB
fear, flight
PHOS/PHOT(O)
light
PHRAS
speech, expression
PHRONE
to think
PHRONES
good sense
aPHRONESia
PHREN
diaphragm, mind
schizoPHRENia
PHTHI/PHTHIN
to decline, waste away, decay
PHY
to grow
PHYS
nature
PHYT
a growth, plant; tumour
PHALAC/PHYLAX
to guard
anaPHYLACtic
PHYLL
leaf
PHYL
race, tribe
PLAN/PLANKTO
wandering
PLANet
PLANKTOn
PLAST
formed, molded
PLASTic
-PLAST
primitive living cell
chloroPLAST
PLASM
something formed, portion of blood
cytoPLASM
PLATY
broad, flat
PLATElet
PLAK/PLAX
flat or broad plate; patch of eruption
PLEIO/PLEO
more
PLEX/PLEC/PLESS
to strike
comPLEX
PLEG
blow
PLEUR
rib
PLEURal
PLEURopneumonia
PNEU/PNE
to blow, breathe
PNEUM
lung
PNEUMonia
POIE
to make
hematoPOIEsis
POLI
gray
POLIoencephalitis
POLI
city, country
POLItical
POL
pole
POLar
POR
passage
osteoPORosis
PUS/POD
foot
platyPUS
triPOD
PRAG
to do
PRAGMA(T)
fact, deed, a thing done
PROCT(O)
anus
PSEUD
false
PSYCH
mind, soul, spirit, personality
PSYCHOS
(disorder of) mental activity
PSYHCsis
PSYCHR
cold
PTER
wing, feather
PTOS
falling
PTOM/PTOMAT
fallen body; corpse, a fall
symPTOM
PYL
gate, entrance
PYR
fire, heat, fever
PYREN
pit
PY
pus