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145 Cards in this Set
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fistula
|
pipe
latin noun |
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vagina
|
sheath
latin noun |
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tibia
|
shin bone
latin noun |
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axilla
|
armpit
latin noun |
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larva
|
ghost
latin noun |
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lymph
|
clear water
latin noun |
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form
|
shape
latin noun |
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palm
|
palm
latin noun |
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tunic
|
garment
latin noun |
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membrane
|
skin
latin noun |
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urine
|
urine
latin noun |
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surture
|
seam
latin noun |
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tube
|
trumpet
latin noun |
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valve
|
folding door
latin noun |
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bacillus
|
small staff
latin noun |
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cuneus
|
wedge
latin noun |
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fungus
|
mushroom
latin noun |
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humerous
|
upper arm
latin noun |
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globe
|
sphere
latin noun |
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digit
|
finger
latin noun |
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ileum
|
groin
latin noun |
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ovum
|
egg
latin noun |
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cerebrum
|
brain
latin noun |
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palate
|
palate
latin noun |
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intestine
|
intestine
latin noun |
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aur-
(auris, auricle) |
ear
combining form |
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later-
(latus, lateral) |
side
combining form |
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oss-
(os coxae, ossify) |
bone
combining form |
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radic-
(radix, radical) |
root
combining form |
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sopor-
(sopor, soporific) |
sleep
combining form |
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vas-
(vas deferens, vascular) |
vessel
combining form |
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-ae (singular)
|
of the bladder
genitive ending (first declension) |
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-i (singular)
-orum (plural) |
of the uterus
of newborns genitive ending (second declension) |
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-is (singular)
|
of the tooth
genitive ending (thrid declension) |
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-us (masculine)
-a (Feminine) -um (Neuter) singular |
-fungus
-larva -ovum Latin nominative (First and Second declension) |
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-i (Masculine)
-ae (Feminine) -a (Neuter) plural |
-fungi
-larvae -ova Latin nominative (First and Second declension) |
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s* (Masculine/Feminie)
* (Neuter) Singular |
-cervix
-viscus Latin nominative (Third declension) |
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-es (Masculine/Feminie)
-(i)a (Neuter) Plural |
-cervices
-viscera latin nominative (Third declension) |
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-us (Masculine)
-u (Neuter) singular |
-meatus
-genu latin nominative (Fourth declinsion) |
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-us (Masculine)
-ua (Neuter) Plural |
-meatus
-genua latin nominative (Fourth declinsion) |
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-es (Feminine)
singular |
-rabies
latin nominative (Fifth declension) |
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-es (Feminine)
plural |
-rabies
latin nominative (Fifth declension) |
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ab-
(a- rarely before certain consonants; abs- before c and t) |
away from
latin prefix |
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ad-
(ac- before c, af- before f, ag- beforeg, al-before l, an- before n, ap- before p, as- before s, a- before sp, at- before t) |
to, toward
latin prefix |
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ambi-
|
both
latin prefix |
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ante-
|
before, forward
latin prefix |
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bi-
(bin-, bis-) |
two, twice, double, both
latin prefix |
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circum-
|
around
latin prefix |
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con-
(co- before h, col- before l, com- before e,m, and p, cor- before r) |
together, with; thoroughly, very
latin prefix |
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contra-
|
against, opposite
latin prefix |
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de-
|
down, away from, absent
latin prefix |
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dis-
(di- before g,v,and usually before l, dif- before f) |
apart, away
latin prefix |
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ex-
(e- before certain consonants; ef- before f) |
out of, away from
latin prefix |
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extra-
(rarely extro-) |
on the outside, beyond
latin prefix |
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1) in-
(il- before l; im- before b,m,p; ir-before r) |
into, in
latin prefix |
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2) in-
|
not
latin prefix |
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3) in-
|
very, thoroughly
latin prefix |
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infra-
|
beneath, below
latin prefix |
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inter-
|
between
latin prefix |
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intra-
(rarely intro-) |
within
latin prefix |
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non-
|
not
latin prefix |
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mult-
(often multi-) |
many, much, affecting many parts
latin prefix |
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ob-
(oc- before c; op- before p;) |
against, toward, very, thoroughly
latin prefix |
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per-
(pel- before l) |
through, very, thoroughly
latin prefix |
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post-
|
after, following, behind
latin prefix |
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pre-
|
before, in front of
latin prefix |
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pro-
|
foward, in front of
latin prefix |
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re-
|
back, again
latin prefix |
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retro-
|
backward, in back, behind
latin prefix |
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se-
|
apart, away from
latin prefix |
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semi-
|
half
latin prefix |
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sub-
(suf- before f ; sup- before p) |
under
latin prefix |
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super-
(often supra-) |
over, above, excess
latin prefix |
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trans-
|
across, through
latin prefix |
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ultra-
|
beyond, excess
latin prefix |
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uni-
|
one
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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bi-, bin-, bis-
|
two, twice, double, both
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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tri-
|
three
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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quadr-
|
four
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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quint-
|
five, fifth
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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sex-, sext-
|
six, sixth
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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sept-
|
seven
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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oct-, octa-
|
eight
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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non-
|
nine, ninth
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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dec-, deca
|
ten, one-tenth
numeric combing form/ prefix |
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-an
|
pertaining to, located in
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ar
|
pertaining to, located in
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-arium
|
denotes a place for something
noun-forming latin suffix |
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-ary
|
denotes a place for something
noun-forming latin suffix |
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-ary
|
pertaining to
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ate
|
having the form of, possessing
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ia
|
state, condition, process, or procedure
noun-forming suffix (abstract) |
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-ian
|
indicates an expert in a certain feild
noun-forming latin suffix |
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-ic
|
pertaining to
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-id
|
pertaining to
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ile
|
pertaining to, capable of
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ine
|
pertaining to, located in
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ive
|
pertaining of
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-lent
|
full of
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ose
|
full of
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ous
|
full of
adjective-forming latin suffix |
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-ty
|
abstract noun-forming
latin suffix |
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-y
|
abstract noun-forming
latin suffix |
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-ad
|
means towards, or direction toward a part of the body
adverb-forming suffix/ nouns as well |
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-cle
ex: ventricle |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-ella
ex: rubella |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-il
ex: fibril |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-ola
ex: roseola |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-ule
ex: globule |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-culus
ex: ventriculus |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-ellum
ex: cerebellum |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-illa
ex: fibrilla |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-olus
ex: alveolus |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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-ulus
ex: calculus |
express ideas of smallness
diminutive suffix |
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abdomin-
|
belly, abdomen
latin combining form |
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adip-
|
fat
latin combining form |
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aur-
|
ear
latin combining form |
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bacill-
|
[rod, staff] bacillus
latin combining form |
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burs-
|
[leather sack] bursa
latin combining form |
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calc-
|
stone, calcium, lime (salts)
latin combining form |
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calor-
|
heat, energy
latin combining form |
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capit-
|
head
latin combining form |
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cerebr-
|
brain
latin combining form |
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cost-
|
rib
latin combining form |
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dent-
|
tooth
latin combining form |
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dors-
|
back (of the body)
latin combining form |
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extern-
|
outer
latin combining form |
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fibr-
|
fiber, filament
latin combining form |
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fistul-
|
(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body
latin combining form |
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frig-, frigor-
|
cold
latin combining form |
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insul-
|
island
latin combining form |
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intern-
|
inner
latin combining form |
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meat-
|
passage, opening, meatus (pronounced, mee-ate-us)
latin combining form |
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nas-
|
nose
latin combining form |
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pur-
|
pus
latin combining form |
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radic-, rad-, radix-
|
root
latin combining form |
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ren-
|
kidney
latin combining form |
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sangui(n)-
|
blood
latin combining form |
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son-
|
sound
latin combining form |
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synov-
|
synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac
latin combining form |
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tub-
|
[trumpet] tube
latin combining form |
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tuss-
|
cough
latin combining form |
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vacc-
|
cow
latin combining form |
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vir-, virus-
|
[poison, venom] virus
latin combining form |
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viscer-
(plural, viscera) |
internal organ(s)
latin combining form |