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ab-, a-, abs-

‘away from’, ‘from’

ad-, ac-, ag- (etc...)

‘to’, ‘toward’, ‘near’

ambi-, ambo-

‘both’, ‘around’

ante-

‘before’, ‘in front of’

circum-, circu-

‘around’

con-, com-, co- (etc...)

‘with’, ‘together’, ‘very’

contra-, contro- (through French, counter-)

‘opposite’, ‘against’

de-

‘down’, ‘away’, ‘off’, ‘thoroughly’

dis-, di-, dif-

‘apart’, ‘in different directions’, ‘thoroughly’

ex-, e-, ef-

‘out’, ‘from’, ‘removal’, ‘completely’

extra-, extro-

‘outside of’, ‘beyond’

in-, im- (etc...) (through French, en-)

‘into’, ‘on’

intra-, intro-

‘within’

in-, im- (etc...)

‘not’

infra-

‘below’

inter-

‘between’, ‘among’

juxta-

‘by the side of’, ‘close to’

ob- (etc...)

‘against’, ‘toward’, ‘completely’

per-

‘through’, ‘wrongly’, ‘completely’

post-

‘behind’, ‘after’

pre- (prae-)

‘before’, ‘in front of’

pro-

‘forward’, ‘in front of’

re-, red-

‘back’, ‘again’, ‘against’

retro-

‘backwards’, ‘behind’

se-

‘aside’, ‘away’

sub-, sus-, suc- (etc...)

‘under’, ‘up from under’, ‘somewhat’

super-, supra-

‘above’

trans-, tran-, tra-

‘across’, ‘through’

ultra-

‘beyond’

caud- (cauda)

‘tail’

cerebr- (cerebrum)

‘brain’

cid-, cis-

‘to cut’, ‘to kill’

dors-

‘back’

duc-, duct-

‘to lead’, ‘to draw’

err-

‘to wander’, ‘to deviate’

flex-, flect-

‘to bend’

fund-, fus- (through French, FOUND-)

‘to pour’, ‘to melt’

greg- (grex)

‘flock’

lact- (lac)

‘milk’

later- (latus)

‘side’

medi- (medius)

‘middle’

ov- (ovum)

‘egg’

pon-, posit-, -pose (through French, POUND-)

‘to place’, ‘to put’

rug- (ruga)

‘wrinkle’

sangui(n)- (sanguis)

‘blood’

sicc- (siccus)

‘dry’

val-

‘to be strong’, ‘to be well’

varic- (varix)

‘twisted and swollen (vein)’

vert-, vers-

‘to turn’

articul- (articulus)

‘joint’

bucc- (bucca)

‘cheek’, ‘mouth’

clud-, clus-, clos-

‘to close’, ‘to shut’

cord- (cor)

‘heart’

cost- (costa)

‘rib’

crur- (crus)

‘leg’

cur(r)-, curs-

‘to run’, ‘to go’

dent- (dens)

‘tooth’

febr- (febris)

‘fever’

fer-

‘to bear’, ‘to carry’, ‘to produce’

foli- (folium)

‘leaf’

her-, hes-

‘to stick’

ject- ; jacul- (jaculum)

‘to throw’ ; ‘dart’

mur- (murus)

‘wall’

nomin-, nom- (nomen)

‘name’

radi- (radius)

‘spoke of a wheel’, ‘ray’

semin- (semen)

‘seed’

teg-, tect-

‘to cover’

tuss- (tussis)

‘cough’

ven- (vena)

‘vein’

arbor- (arbor)

‘tree’

cal-

‘to be warm’

carin- (carina)

‘keel’

cern-, cret-, cre-

‘to separate’, ‘to distinguish’, ‘to secrete’

cili- (cilium)

‘eyelid’, ‘eyelash’

corn(u)- (cornu)

‘horn’

cub-, cumb-, cubit-

‘to lie’

dorm-, dormit-

‘to sleep’

fet- (foet-)

‘offspring’ ‘fetus’

frang- (-fring-), frag-, fract-

‘to break’, ‘to bend’

grad-, gress-

‘to step’, ‘to go’

lingu- (lingua)

‘tongue’, ‘language’

ment- (mentum)

‘chin’

plic-, plicit-

‘to fold’

pot-

‘to be powerful’

pur- (pus)

‘pus’

ren- (ren)

‘kidney’

son- (sonus)

‘sound’

sud-

‘to sweat’

trud-, trus-

‘to push’, ‘to thrust’

-al, (-ial, -eal) (-alis)

‘pertaining to’, ‘like’, ‘belonging to’, ‘having the character
of’

-ile, -il (-ilis)

‘pertaining to’, ‘like’, ‘belonging to’, ‘having the character of’

-ar (-aris)

‘pertaining to’, ‘like’, ‘belonging to’, ‘having the character of’

-ine (-inus)

‘pertaining to’, ‘like’, ‘belonging to’, ‘having the character of’

-ic, -tic (-icus, -ticus)

‘pertaining to’, ‘like’

-ary (-arius)

‘pertaining to’, ‘connected with’, ‘having the character of’

-an, -ane (-anus)

‘pertaining to’, ‘like’, ‘belonging to’, ‘having the character of’

-form (usually -iform) (-formis)

‘like’, ‘having the shape of’

-ate (occasionally -ite) (-atus)

‘having’, ‘having the shape of’, ‘characterized
by having’

-(u)lent, -(o)lent (-lentus)

‘full of’, ‘disposed to’

-ose (-osus)

‘full of’

-ous (-ious, -eous) (-osus, -us)

‘full of’, ‘having the character of’

-aceous

‘belonging to’, ‘resembling’

acin- (acinus)

‘grapes in a cluster’

al- (ala)

‘wing’

annul- (annulus)

‘ring’

apic- (apex)

‘tip’, ‘summit’, ‘apex’

argent- (argentum)

‘silver’

can- (canis)

‘dog’

capit- (-cipit-) (caput)

‘head’

dur- (durus)

‘hard’ ‘dura mater’

equ- (equus)

‘horse’

lacrim- (lachrym-) (lacrima)

‘tear’

lacun- (lacuna)

‘small pit’, ‘gap’

limin- (limen)

‘threshold’

mal- (mala)

‘cheek’, ‘cheekbone’

ocul- (oculus)

‘eye’

ocell- (ocellus)

‘little eye’

palat- (palatum)

‘palate’, ‘roof of the mouth’

pariet- (paries)

‘wall’

plant- (planta)

‘sole of the foot’, ‘sprout’

pont- (pons)

‘bridge’

pulvin- (pulvinus)

‘cushion’

pulvil- (pulvillus)

‘little cushion’

sen- (senex)

‘old’

aqu(a)- (aqua)

‘water’

brev- (brevis)

‘short’

capill- (capillus)

‘hair’

coll- (collum)

‘neck’

coron- (corona)

‘crown’

coroll- (corolla)

‘little crown’

cortic-, cort- (cortex)

‘bark’, ‘outer layer’

cruc- (crux)

‘cross’

cune- (cuneus)

‘wedge’

ens- (ensis)

‘sword’

falc- (falx)

‘sickle’

fug-

‘to flee’, ‘to put to flight’

line- (linea)

‘line’

luc- (lux)

‘light’, ‘to shine’

matr-, matern- (mater, maternus)

‘mother’

mont- (mons)

‘mountain’

mult- (multus)

‘many’

ret- (rete)

‘net’, ‘network’

rostr- (rostrum)

‘beak’

torqu-, tort-, tors-

‘to twist’

verm- (vermis)

‘worm’

bull- (bulla)

‘bubble’, ‘blister’

bulli-

‘to boil’

col-

‘to inhabit’

cori- (corium)

‘skin’

crist- (crista)

‘crest’

fec- (faeces or feces)

‘excrement’, ‘sediment’

fla-, flat-

‘to blow’

flor- (flos)

‘flower’

fornic- (fornix)

‘arch’

ger-, gest-

‘to carry’, ‘to bear’

gutt- (gutta)

‘drop’

naev- (nev-) (nevus)

‘birthmark’, ‘mole’

nid- (nidus)

‘nest’

pulver-, pulv- (pulvus)

‘dust’

radic- (radix)

‘root’

ram- (ramus)

‘branch’

sax- (saxum)

‘rock’

scut- (scutum)

‘shield’

serr- (serra)

‘saw’, ‘saw-tooth’

stercor-, sterc- (stercus)

‘excrement’

sulc- (sulcus)

‘furrow’, ‘groove’

-ent (-ient), -ant (-iant) (equivalent to the English present participle ending, ing) (-ens, -ans)

‘person who’, ‘that which’

-ile (-ilis)

‘able to be’, ‘able to’, ‘tending to’

-able, -ible (-abilis, -ibilis)

‘able to be’, ‘able to’, ‘tending to’

-id (-idus)

‘tending to’, ‘inclined to’

-tude (-tudo)

forms abstract nouns

-uous (-uus, -uosus)

‘tending to’, ‘inclined to’

-ulous (-ulus)

‘tending to’, ‘inclined to’

-ive (-ivus)

‘tending to’, ‘inclined to’

-ory (-orius) (-orius)

‘tending to’, ‘serving for’

-itious (-icius)

‘tending to’, ‘characterized by’

-acious (-ax)

‘tending to’, ‘inclined to’

-ory (-orium)

‘place for’, ‘apparatus’

-ary (-arium)

‘place for’, ‘apparatus’

-y (-ia)

‘quality of’, ‘state of’, ‘act of’

-ule, -ole, -le (-ulus, -ula, -ulum; -olus, -ola, -olum; -leus, -lea, -leum)

‘little’

-el (-ellus, -ella, -ellum)

‘little’

-cule, -cle (-culus, -cula, -culum)

‘little’

-il (-illus, -illa, -illum)

‘little’

-uncle (-unculus)

‘little’

-ette, -et (of French origin, but attaching to Latin roots)

‘little’

aud-, audit-

‘to hear’

camer- (camera)

‘chamber’

cad-, (-cid-), cas-

‘to fall’, ‘to befall’

cap- (-cip-), capt- (-cept-)

‘to take’, ‘to seize’

crepit-

‘to creak’, ‘to crackle’

grav- (gravis)

‘heavy’

jac-

‘to lie’

lab-, laps-

‘to slip’, ‘to fall’, ‘to glide’

moll- (mollis)

‘soft’

morb- (morbus)

‘disease’

mov-, mot-

‘to move’

op-, opt-

‘to see’

nasc-, nat-

‘to be born’

pati-, pass-

‘to suffer’, ‘to endure’

plan- (planus)

‘flat’

prur-, prurit-

‘to itch’

reg- (-rig-), rect- (rectus)

‘to make straight’, ‘to rule’; RECT-, ‘straight’, ‘rectum’

rump-, rupt-

‘to break’, ‘to burst’

scind-, sciss-

‘to cut’, ‘to split’

tang- (-ting-), tig-, tact-

‘to touch’

vesic- (vesica)

‘bladder’, ‘blister’

ambul-

‘to walk’

ced-, cess-

‘to go’, ‘to yield’

dextr- (dexter)

‘righthand’

fac- (-fic-), fact- (-fect-)

‘to do’, ‘to make’

fid-, fiss-

‘to split’

gust-

‘to taste’

insul- (insula)

‘island’

junct- ; JUG- (jugum)

‘to join’ ; ‘yoke’

lev- (laevus)

‘lefthand’

macul- (macula)

‘spot’

noct- (nox)

‘night’

par-, part-

‘to give birth to’, ‘to produce’

pend-, pens-

‘to hang’, ‘to weigh’, ‘to pay’

pred- (praeda)

‘prey’

rot- (rota)

‘wheel’

sali- (-sili-), salt- (-sult-)

‘to leap’, ‘to jump’

sorb-, sorpt-

‘to suck in’

string-, strict-

‘to draw tight’

ten- (-tin-), tent-

‘to hold’

viv- (vivus)

‘living’

ac(u)- (acus)

‘sharp’, ‘sour’, ‘needle’

are- (area)

‘space’

aur- (auris)

‘ear’

calc- (calx)

‘limestone’, ‘pebble’, ‘calcium’

caps- (capsa)

‘box’

car(n)- (caro)

‘flesh’

cut- (cutis)

‘skin’

fibr- (fibra)

‘fibre’

foll- (follis)

‘bag’

fun- (funis)

‘rope’, ‘cord’

loc- (locus)

‘place’

lun(a)- (luna)

‘moon’

ost- (ostium)

‘door’, ‘opening’

part- (pars)

‘part’, ‘to divide’

ped- (pes)

‘foot’

pell- (pellis)

‘skin’

plum- (pluma)

‘feather’

racem- (racemus)

‘cluster of grapes or berries’

rim- (rima)

‘crack’, ‘chink’

vor-

‘to eat’

ans- (ansa)

‘jug handle’, ‘loop’

digit- (digitus)

‘finger’, ‘toe’

formic- (formica)

‘ant’

haust-

‘to draw out’, ‘to drink’

ment- (mens)

'mind'

nerv-

‘nerve’, ‘vein of insect wing or leaf’

pector- (pectus)

‘breast’

pil- (pilus)

‘hair’

pisc- (piscis)

‘fish’

press-

‘to press’

rod-, ros-

‘to gnaw’

platy(s)-

‘broad’, ‘flat’

seb- (sebum)

‘grease’, ‘tallow’

sens-, sent-

‘to feel’, ‘to perceive’

sol- (sol)

‘sun’

somn- (somnus)

‘sleep’

squam- (squama)

‘scale’

ter(r)- (terra)

‘earth’

uter- (uterus)

‘womb’

vacu- (vacuus)

‘empty’

vas- (vas)

‘vessel’

-itude (-itudo)

‘quality of’, ‘state of’

-ity (-ety, -ty) (-itas)

‘quality of’, ‘state of’

-ance, -ancy; -ence, -ency (-antia,
-entia)

‘quality of being’, ‘state of being’

-or (-or)

‘she or he who’, ‘that which’

-ion (-io)

‘act of’, ‘state of’, ‘result of the of’

-ure (-ura)

‘act of’, ‘result of the act of’

-us

‘act of’, ‘result of the act of’

-or (-our)

‘state of’, ‘result of the act of’

-men, -min- (-men)

‘result of’, ‘means of’, ‘act of’

-ment (-mentum)

‘result of’, ‘means of’, ‘act of’

-ble, -bul- (-bula, -bulum)

‘result of the act of’, ‘means of’, ‘place for’

-cle, -cul- (-culum)

‘result of the act of’, ‘means of’

-crum, -cr-

‘result of the act of’, ‘means of’

-trum, -tr-

‘result of the act of’, ‘means of’

adip- (adeps)

‘fat’

call- (callus)

‘hard skin’

cre-, cresc-, cret-

‘to grow’

fa-, fat-

‘to speak’

flu-, flux- ; fluvi- (fluvius)

‘to flow’ ; ‘river’

foss- (fossa)

‘ditch’, ‘trench’, ‘to dig’

magn- (magnus)

‘large’, ‘great’

mamm- (mamma)

‘breast’

mort- (mors)

‘death’

noc-, nox- (noxa)

‘harm’

pat-

‘to spread or lie open’

pet-, petit-

‘to seek’

propri- (proprius)

‘one’s own’

sec-, seg-, sect-

‘to cut’

sed- (-sid-), sess-

‘to sit’, ‘to settle’

set- (seta)

‘bristle’

tract-

‘to draw’, ‘to drag’

tuber- (tuber)

‘swelling’

veh-, vect-

‘to carry’

vit- (vita)

‘life’

cav- (cavus)

‘hollow’

coct-

‘to cook’, ‘to boil’

cut-, cuss-

‘to shake’, ‘to strike’

dol-

‘to feel pain’, ‘to cause pain’

eburn- (ebur, eburnus)

‘ivory’

fenestr- (fenestra)

‘window’, ‘opening’

glutin- (gluten)

‘glue’

hi-, hiat-

‘to stand open’

i-, it-

‘to go’

lamin- (lamina); lamell- (lamella)

‘thin plate’; the diminutive form

lat- (latus)

‘broad’, ‘wide’

lig-

‘to bind’

meat-

‘to go’, ‘to pass’

mit(t)-, mis(s)-

‘to send’, ‘to let go’

plex-

‘to interweave’, ‘to braid’

pung-, punct- (punctum)

‘to prick’, ‘point’

rig-

‘to be stiff’

rub(r)- (ruber)

‘red’

scrib-, script-

‘to write’

volv-, volut-

‘to roll’, ‘to turn’

ag-, act-

‘to do’, ‘to drive’, ‘to act’

alb- (albus)

‘white’

cer- (cera)

‘wax’

fil- (filum)

‘thread’

for-

‘to bore’, ‘to pierce’

fov- (fovea)

‘pit’

fung- (fungus)

‘mushroom’, ‘fungus’

glomer- (glomus)

‘ball of yarn’

hal-, halit-

‘to breathe’

muc- (mucus)

‘mucus’

nutri-, nutrit-

‘to nourish’

palp-

‘to touch’, ‘to stroke’

sep-, sept- (septum)

‘to separate’, ‘wall’

spir-

‘to breathe’

stru-, struct-

‘to construct’, ‘to build’

termin- (terminus)

‘end’, ‘boundary’

umbr- (umbra)

‘shade’, ‘shadow’

ungu- (unguis)

‘nail’ (of finger or toe)

vel- (velum)

‘veil’, ‘covering’

viscer- (viscus)

‘entrails’

-ate

‘to make’, ‘to treat’, ‘to do something with’

-fy

‘to make’, ‘to cause’

-igate, -egate

‘to make’, ‘to drive’

-esce

‘to begin’, ‘to be somewhat’

caul- (caulis)

‘stem’, ‘stalk’

flav- (flavus)

‘yellow’

flocc- (floccus)

‘tuft, as of wool’

labi-, labr- (labium or labrum)

‘lip’

lat-

‘to bear’, ‘to carry’

lev- (levis)

‘light’ (in weight)

lign- (lignum)

‘wood’

liqu-

‘to be liquid’

lumin- (lumen)

‘light’

man(u)- ‘hand’

‘hand’

nigr- (niger)

‘black’

oss- (os)

‘bone’

proxim- (proximus, ‘nearest the body’)

‘near’, ‘nearest’

sinistr- (sinister)

‘left’

spin- (spina)

‘thorn’, ‘spine’

stip-, stipit- (stipes)

‘stalk’

strat- (stratum)

‘layer’

tum-

‘to swell’

vari- (varius)

‘varied’, ‘changing’, ‘spotting’

ventr- (venter)

‘belly’

semi-

‘half’, ‘partly’

un- (unus)

‘one’

prim- (primus)

‘first’

sesqui-

‘one-and-a-half times’

du- (duo)

‘two’

bi-, bin-

‘two’, ‘twice’

second-, secund- (secundus)

‘second’, ‘following’

tri-

‘three’

terti-

‘third’

tern- ; ter-

‘three each’ ; ‘three times’

quadr(u)-

‘four’

quart- ; quartern-

‘fourth’ ; ‘four each’

quinque-

‘five’

quint- ; quint-

‘fifth’ ; ‘five each’

sex- ; sext-

‘six’ ; ‘sixth’

sept-, septem- ; septim-

‘seven’ ; ‘seventh’

oct- ; octav-

‘eight’ ; ‘eighth’

novem- ; non-

‘nine’ ; ‘ninth’

decem- ; dec-, decim-

‘ten’ ; ‘tenth’

cent-

‘hundred’, ‘hundredth’

mil(l)-

‘thousand’, ‘thousandth’

arc(u)- (arcus)

‘bow’, ‘arch’

calcar- (calcar)

‘spur’

cing-, cinct-

‘to bind’, ‘to gird’

cliv- (clivus)

‘slope’

cuspid- (cuspis)

‘point’

fasci- (fascia)

‘band’

ferr- (ferrum)

‘iron’

flagell- (flagellum)

‘whip’, ‘whip-like appendage’

glabr- (glaber)

‘hairless’, ‘smooth’

lien- (lien)

‘spleen’

long- (longus)

‘long’

nas- (nasus)

‘nose’

nuc- (nux)

‘nut’

os-, or- (os)

‘mouth’

palli- (pallium)

‘mantle’, ‘covering’

pron- (pronus)

‘inclined’, ‘face-down’

sac(c)- (saccus)

‘bag’, ‘sac’

sin(u)- (sinus)

‘curve’, ‘hollow’, ‘cavity’

sta-, stat-

‘to stand’

vitr- (vitrum)

‘glass’

calc-, calcane- (calx; calcaneus)

‘heel’

cervic- (cervix)

‘neck’

corp-, corpus-, corpor- (corpus)

‘body’

cox- (coxa)

‘hip’, ‘hip joint’

fibul- (fibula)

‘clasp’, ‘brooch’ ‘outer bone of the leg’

fren- (frenum)

‘rein’, ‘bridle’

furc- (furca)

‘fork’

fus- (fusus)

‘spindle’

fusc- (fuscus)

‘dark’, ‘brown’, ‘tawny’

gemm- (gemma)

‘bud’

gen(u)- (genu)

‘knee’

germ-, germin- (germen)

‘sprout’, ‘bud’, ‘germ’

mal(e)- (malus)

‘bad’

nar- (naris)

‘nostril’

papill- (papilla)

‘nipple’

pectin- (pecten)

‘comb’

pinn-, penn- (pinna; penna)

‘feather’, ‘wing’, ‘fin’

pulmo(n)- (pulmo)

‘lung’

rad-, ras-, raz-

‘to scrape’

vagin- (vagina)

‘sheath’

faci-, (-fici-) (facies)

‘face’, ‘surface’

frug-, fruct- (frux)

‘fruit’

gemin- (geminus) ; gemell- (gemellus)

‘twin’, ‘paired’ ; the diminutive form

gen-, genit- ; gener- (genus)

‘to produce’, ‘to beget’ ; ‘race’, ‘kind’

gingiv- (gingiva)

‘the gums’

incud- (incus)

‘anvil’

lute- (luteus)

‘yellow’, ‘corpus luteum’

malle- (malleus)

‘hammer’

nod- (nodus)

‘knot’

ole- (oleum)

‘oil’

orb-, orbit- (orbita)

‘circle’, ‘cavity of the eye’

palpebr- (palpebra)

‘eyelid’

pel(l)-, puls-

‘to push’, ‘to drive’, ‘to beat’

plur- (plus)

‘more’, ‘many’

scand- (-scend-), scans-

‘to climb’

scop- (scopa)

‘broom’, ‘brush’

solv-, solut-

‘to loosen’, ‘to dissolve’

stri- (stria)

‘furrow’, ‘groove’

tend-, tens-, tent- ; tendin- (tendo)

‘to stretch’ ; ‘tendon’

vell-, vuls-

‘to tear’

alveol- (alveolus)

‘cavity’, ‘hollow’

atri- (atrium)

‘entrance hall’, ‘room’

ax- (axis)

‘axis’

barb- (barba)

‘beard’

bil- (bilis)

‘bile’

bract(e)- (bractea)

‘thin plate’

burs- (bursa)

‘bag’, ‘pouch’

clav- (clava)

‘club’

ego-

‘I’

ile- (ileum)

‘ileum’

ili- (ilium)

‘flank, hip’

lent- (lens)

‘lentil’, ‘lens’

pile- (pileus)

‘felt cap’

spic- (spica)

‘point’, ‘spike’

unc-, uncin- (uncus; uncinus)

‘hook’

can- ; cand- (canus)

‘white’, ‘grey’ ; ‘to be glowing white’

clav- (clavis)

‘key’, ‘collarbone’

clin- (klin- in Greek)

to slope’, ‘to lean’

cren- (crena)

‘notch’

fav- (favus)

‘honeycomb’

front- (frons)

‘forehead’, ‘front’

fructic- (frutex)

‘shrub’

inguin- (inguen)

‘groin’

lan- (lana)

‘wool’

lob- (lobus)

‘lobe’

lumb- (lumbus)

‘loin’

nud- (nudus)

‘naked’

par- (par)

‘equal’

tempor- (tempora, pl.)

‘the temples’

vitell- (vitellus)

‘yolk of an egg’