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145 Cards in this Set

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fistula
pipe

latin noun
vagina
sheath

latin noun
tibia
shin bone

latin noun
axilla
armpit

latin noun
larva
ghost

latin noun
lymph
clear water

latin noun
form
shape

latin noun
palm
palm

latin noun
tunic
garment

latin noun
membrane
skin

latin noun
urine
urine

latin noun
surture
seam

latin noun
tube
trumpet

latin noun
valve
folding door

latin noun
bacillus
small staff

latin noun
cuneus
wedge

latin noun
fungus
mushroom

latin noun
humerous
upper arm

latin noun
globe
sphere

latin noun
digit
finger

latin noun
ileum
groin

latin noun
ovum
egg

latin noun
cerebrum
brain

latin noun
palate
palate

latin noun
intestine
intestine

latin noun
aur-

(auris, auricle)
ear

combining form
later-

(latus, lateral)
side

combining form
oss-

(os coxae, ossify)
bone

combining form
radic-

(radix, radical)
root

combining form
sopor-

(sopor, soporific)
sleep

combining form
vas-

(vas deferens, vascular)
vessel

combining form
-ae (singular)
of the bladder

genitive ending
(first declension)
-i (singular)

-orum (plural)
of the uterus

of newborns

genitive ending
(second declension)
-is (singular)
of the tooth

genitive ending
(thrid declension)
-us (masculine)
-a (Feminine)
-um (Neuter)

singular
-fungus
-larva
-ovum

Latin nominative
(First and Second declension)
-i (Masculine)
-ae (Feminine)
-a (Neuter)

plural
-fungi
-larvae
-ova

Latin nominative
(First and Second declension)
s* (Masculine/Feminie)
* (Neuter)

Singular
-cervix
-viscus

Latin nominative
(Third declension)
-es (Masculine/Feminie)
-(i)a (Neuter)

Plural
-cervices
-viscera

latin nominative
(Third declension)
-us (Masculine)
-u (Neuter)

singular
-meatus
-genu

latin nominative
(Fourth declinsion)
-us (Masculine)
-ua (Neuter)

Plural
-meatus
-genua

latin nominative
(Fourth declinsion)
-es (Feminine)

singular
-rabies

latin nominative
(Fifth declension)
-es (Feminine)

plural
-rabies

latin nominative
(Fifth declension)
ab-
(a- rarely before certain consonants; abs- before c and t)
away from

latin prefix
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
ambi-
both

latin prefix
ante-
before, forward

latin prefix
bi-
(bin-, bis-)
two, twice, double, both

latin prefix
circum-
around

latin prefix
con-
(co- before h, col- before l, com- before e,m, and p, cor- before r)
together, with; thoroughly, very

latin prefix
contra-
against, opposite

latin prefix
de-
down, away from, absent

latin prefix
dis-
(di- before g,v,and usually before l, dif- before f)
apart, away

latin prefix
ex-
(e- before certain consonants; ef- before f)
out of, away from

latin prefix
extra-
(rarely extro-)
on the outside, beyond

latin prefix
1) in-
(il- before l; im- before b,m,p; ir-before r)
into, in

latin prefix
2) in-
not

latin prefix
3) in-
very, thoroughly

latin prefix
infra-
beneath, below

latin prefix
inter-
between

latin prefix
intra-
(rarely intro-)
within

latin prefix
non-
not

latin prefix
mult-
(often multi-)
many, much, affecting many parts

latin prefix
ob-
(oc- before c; op- before p;)
against, toward, very, thoroughly

latin prefix
per-
(pel- before l)
through, very, thoroughly

latin prefix
post-
after, following, behind

latin prefix
pre-
before, in front of

latin prefix
pro-
foward, in front of

latin prefix
re-
back, again

latin prefix
retro-
backward, in back, behind

latin prefix
se-
apart, away from

latin prefix
semi-
half

latin prefix
sub-
(suf- before f ; sup- before p)
under

latin prefix
super-
(often supra-)
over, above, excess

latin prefix
trans-
across, through

latin prefix
ultra-
beyond, excess

latin prefix
uni-
one

numeric combing form/ prefix
bi-, bin-, bis-
two, twice, double, both

numeric combing form/ prefix
tri-
three

numeric combing form/ prefix
quadr-
four

numeric combing form/ prefix
quint-
five, fifth

numeric combing form/ prefix
sex-, sext-
six, sixth

numeric combing form/ prefix
sept-
seven

numeric combing form/ prefix
oct-, octa-
eight

numeric combing form/ prefix
non-
nine, ninth

numeric combing form/ prefix
dec-, deca
ten, one-tenth

numeric combing form/ prefix
-an
pertaining to, located in

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ar
pertaining to, located in

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-arium
denotes a place for something

noun-forming
latin suffix
-ary
denotes a place for something

noun-forming
latin suffix
-ary
pertaining to

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ate
having the form of, possessing

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ia
state, condition, process, or procedure

noun-forming suffix (abstract)
-ian
indicates an expert in a certain feild

noun-forming
latin suffix
-ic
pertaining to

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-id
pertaining to

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ile
pertaining to, capable of

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ine
pertaining to, located in

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ive
pertaining of

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-lent
full of

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ose
full of

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ous
full of

adjective-forming
latin suffix
-ty
abstract noun-forming
latin suffix
-y
abstract noun-forming
latin suffix
-ad
means towards, or direction toward a part of the body

adverb-forming suffix/ nouns as well
-cle

ex: ventricle
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-ella

ex: rubella
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-il

ex: fibril
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-ola

ex: roseola
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-ule

ex: globule
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-culus

ex: ventriculus
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-ellum

ex: cerebellum
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-illa

ex: fibrilla
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-olus

ex: alveolus
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
-ulus

ex: calculus
express ideas of smallness

diminutive suffix
abdomin-
belly, abdomen

latin combining form
adip-
fat

latin combining form
aur-
ear

latin combining form
bacill-
[rod, staff] bacillus

latin combining form
burs-
[leather sack] bursa

latin combining form
calc-
stone, calcium, lime (salts)

latin combining form
calor-
heat, energy

latin combining form
capit-
head

latin combining form
cerebr-
brain

latin combining form
cost-
rib

latin combining form
dent-
tooth

latin combining form
dors-
back (of the body)

latin combining form
extern-
outer

latin combining form
fibr-
fiber, filament

latin combining form
fistul-
(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body

latin combining form
frig-, frigor-
cold

latin combining form
insul-
island

latin combining form
intern-
inner

latin combining form
meat-
passage, opening, meatus (pronounced, mee-ate-us)

latin combining form
nas-
nose

latin combining form
pur-
pus

latin combining form
radic-, rad-, radix-
root

latin combining form
ren-
kidney

latin combining form
sangui(n)-
blood

latin combining form
son-
sound

latin combining form
synov-
synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac

latin combining form
tub-
[trumpet] tube

latin combining form
tuss-
cough

latin combining form
vacc-
cow

latin combining form
vir-, virus-
[poison, venom] virus

latin combining form
viscer-

(plural, viscera)
internal organ(s)

latin combining form