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BIBLI-
book
CANON-
rule
CRYPT-, CRYPH-
hidden, secret (cryptograph)
CYCL-
circle, wheel
GLOSS-, GLOT(T)-
tongue, language
ICON-
image
MIM-
to imitate
OD-
song, poem
PYR-
fire
TOM-
to cut (anatomy)
a- (an- before vowels or h)
not, without (abyss, anodyne, anarchy, anemic)
amphi-
both, on both sides of, around (amphitheater, amphibious)
ana- (an- before vowels or h)
up, back, again (analysis, anatomy(to cut up), anode) (anabolic - substances that throw upward or increase mass)
anti- (ant- before vowels or h)
against, opposite (antiseptic, antiaircraft, antarctic, antagonist)
apo- (ap- before vowels or h)
from, off (apology, apostle, aphelion)
cata- (cat- before vowels or h)
down, against, very (cataract, catastrophe(turning down), cathode, catholic) (catabolic - substances that throw downward or decrease mass)
dia- (di- before vowels or h)
though, across, between (diameter, diagnosis, diocese)
ALG-
pain (neuralgia, nostalgia)
BI-
life (biology, biography)
CHRON-
time (chronic, chronicles)
D(A)EMON-
spirit, evil spirit (demon)
GE-
earth (geography, geology)
LOG-
speech, word, proportion, reasoning (apology, epilogue, prologue)
LY-
to loosen (analysis, paralysis)
MNE-
to remember (amnesia)
PAN(T)-
all, every (Pan-American, panorama, pantomime)
POD-
foot (podium, tripod)
THE-
(has two different meanings)
god (theology, monotheism)
(to place, put)
TROPH-
to nourish, grow (atrophy)
Dys-
bad, disordered, difficult (dysentery, dysfunction)
Ec-, (ex- before vowels or h)
out, out of (eccentric, ecstasy, exodus)
En- (em-, el-)
in, into (energy, enthusiasm, emblem, emphasize, elliptical)
Endo-, ento-, (end-, ent- before vowels or h)
within (endocrine, endogamy, entophyte, endamoeba)
Epi- (ep- before vowels or h)
upon, to, in addition to (epidemic, epidermis, epode)
Eu- (ev- before vowels)
good, well (eugenics, euphony, evangelist)
Exo-, ecto-
outside, external (exogamy, exotic, ectoparasite)
AGON-
struggle, contest (agony, protagonist)
ANGEL-
messenger, message (angelic)
CENTR-
center (concentric)
DEM-
people (democracy, demagogue)
GAM-
marriage (bigamy, polygamy)
HEM(AT)-, HAEM(AT)-
blood (hemorrhage, hemoglobin, hematology, leukemia)
HEMER-
day (ephemeral, Decameron)
OD-, HOD-
way, road (odometer, electrode, cathode)
STOL-, STAL-, STLE-
to send, draw (epistolary, peristalsis, epistle)
TAPH-
tomb (cenotaph, epitaph)
THANAT-, THANAS-
death (thanatopsis)
Hyper-
over, excessive (hypercritical, hypersonic, hypertension)
Hypo- (hyp- before vowels or h)
below, less than normal (hypodermic, hypothesis, hyphen) (hypoglycemia)
Meta- (met- before vowels or h)
after, changed (metabolism, metamorphosis, method)
Para- (par- before vowels or h)
beside, disordered (paralysis, parasite, parenthesis, parody) (parallel - lie side by side)
Peri-
around, near (perimeter, periscope)
Pro-
before, in front of (program, prologue)
Pros-
toward, in addition to (proselyte, prosthetic)
Syn- (sym-, syl-, sy-, sys-)
with, together (syndicate, synonym, synthetic, sympathy, symphony (musical), syllable, systole, system)
BALL-, BOL-, BLE-
to throw, put (ballistics, symbol, emblem, problem)
DERM(AT)-
skin (epidermis, pachyderm, dermatologist, dermatitis)
DOX-, DOG-
opinion, teaching (heterodox, orthodox, dogma)
GNO(S)-
to know (gnomic, diagnosis)
HOM(E)-
same, similar, regular (homogenized, homosexual, homeopathy)
MORPH-
form, shape (morphology, metamorphosis)
ONYM-
name, word (anonymous, synonym)
PHER-, PHOR-
to bear, go (periphery, semaphore, phosphorescent)
TACT-, TAX-
to arrange, put in order (tactics, taxonomy, taxidermy)
-ic (-ac after the letter i), -tic
pertaining to, like (despotic, epidemic, cardiac, static)
-ics, -tics
art, science, or study of (ethics, physics, genetics)
-oid
like, having the shape of (adenoid, spheroid)
AESTHE-, ESTHE-
to feel, perceive (aesthete, anesthetic)
ANTHROP-
human being (anthropology, philanthropy)
ARCHA(E)-, ARCHE-
ancient, primitive, beginning (archaeology, Archeozoic)
AST(E)R-
star (astronomy, asterisk, disaster)
GEN(E)-, GON-
to produce, originate (hydrogen, genesis, gene, theogeny)
GER(ONT)-
old age, old people (geriatric, gerontocracy)
HOL-
whole (holocaust)
IATR-
physician, medicine (psychiatric, pediatric)
PEP(T)-
to digest (peptic, pepsin)
TECHN-
art, skill, craft (technical, polytechnic)
-al
(adjective-forming) pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of (ideal, diagonal, ethical)
-an, (-ian)
(adjective-forming) pertaining to, like, one connected with (barbarian, utopian, theologian)
-ous (-ious)
(adjective-forming) full of, pertaining, like (barbarous, amphibious, anonymous)
CHROM(AT)-
color (chromosome, chromatic)
CRI-
to judge, decide, separate (critic, crisis, endocrine)
ETHN-
race, cultural group (ethnology, ethnography)
LECT-
to speak, choose (dialect, analects)
PHA(N)-
to show, appear (phantom, epiphany, phase, emphasis, fantasy)
PHIL-
to love (philharmonic, philosophy)
PHON-
sound, voice (phonetic, telephone)
POLY-
many, much (polyglot, polygamy)
TAUT-
the same (tautology, tautomerous)
THERM-
heat (thermometer, thermodynamics)
-ician
(noun-forming) specialist in, practitioner of (technician, electrician, tactician)
-ism
(noun-forming) belief in, practice of, condition of (communism, despotism, antagonism, alcoholism)
-ist
(noun-forming) one who believes in, one engaged in (communist, antagonist)
-ite
(noun-forming) one connected with, inhabitant of (sybarite, Israelite, dynamite, sybaritic)
AGOG(UE)-
to lead (demagogic, synagogue)
CH(E)IR-
hand (chiropractor)
COSM-
universe, order (cosmic, cosmetic)
HETER-
other, different (heterogeneous, heterosexual)
NE-
new, new and different form of (neon, neoclassic, Neoplatonism)
ODONT-
tooth (orthodontia, mastodon)
OP(T)-
eye; to see (optic, autopsy)
ORTH-
straight, correct (orthodox)
P(A)ED-
child (pediatrician)
PEDIA-
education (encyclopedia)
POL(IS)-
city, state (politician, policy, Annapolis)
-ast, -st
(noun-forming) one who does (gymnast, enthusiast, analyst)
-t, -te
(noun-forming) he who, that which (poet, prophet, athlete, pirate)
-y, -ia
(noun-forming) quality of, state of, act of (agony, philanthropy, anemia)
ALL-
other (allegory, parallel)
CAC-
bad (cacogenics, cacophony)
CAU(S)-
to burn (cauterize)
CLA-
to break (iconoclast)
DO-
to give (dose, antidote)
DYM(AM)-
force, power (dynasty, dynamic, dynamo)
ERG-, URG-
work (erg, energy, metallurgy)
LAT(E)R-
to worship excessively, be fanatically devoted to (idolater, idolatry)
PATH-
to feel, suffer; disease (sympathy, telepathy, pathology)
PHY-
to grow (neophyte)
PHYSI-
nature (physics, physiology)
STA-
to stand, stop (static)
THE-
(has two different meanings)
to place, put (thesis, theme, synthetic)
(god)
-ma, -m, -me
(noun-forming) result of, thing that is the result of (drama, problem, diadem, theme)(follows additional suffix becomes –mat-)
-sis, -se, -sy, -sia
(noun-forming) act of, state of, result of (analysis, diagnosis, dose, autopsy, amnesia) (adjective form –tic and –stic)
ANDR-
man, male (androgenic, philander)
KINE-, CINE-
to move (kinetic, cinema)
GEN(E)-
kind, race (genealogy)
GYN(E)-, GYN(A)EC-
women, female (gynarchy, gynecology)
IDI-
one’s own, peculiar (idiot, idiosyncrasy)
LITH-, LITE-
stone (lithograph, phonolite)
MIS-
hatred (misanthrope)
PHE(M)-, PHA-
to speak (prophet, aphasia)
SCHIZ-, SCHIS-
to split (schizophrenia, schism)
STERE-
solid, three-dimensional (stereograph, stereopticon)
TYP-
stamp, model (typographical, typical)
-logy
science of, systematic study of (biology/biologist, theology, astrology)
-nomy
science of, system of laws governing (astronomy, economy, agronomy, astronomical)
-cracy
rule by, type of government (democracy, aristocracy, bureaucracy)
-crat
one who advocates or practices rule by (democrat, aristocrat)
AUT-
self (automobile, automatic)
GASTR-
stomach (gastric, gastrointestinal)
HELI-
sun (helium, heliocentric)
IDE-
thought, idea (ideal, ideation)
MANC-, MANT-
to divine by means of (bibliomancy, pyromancy, mantic)
MICR-
small, one millionth part of (microphone, microscope, microgram)
NECR-
the dead, corpse, dead tissue (necrosis, necropolis)
PAL(A)E-
old (paleontology, paleography)
PSEUD-
false (pseudoscientific, pseudointellectual)
PSYCH-
mind (psychology, psychosis)
TROP-
to turn (tropic, phototropic)
-archy
rule by (monarchy, matriarchy)
-arch
one who rules (monarch, matriarch) (arch(i)- chief, leading (archangel, archbishop, architect)
-mania
madness about, passion for (kleptomania, dipsomania)
-maniac
one having a madness or passion for (kleptomaniac, dipsomaniac)
-phobia
abnormal fear or hatred of (claustrophobia, agoraphobia)
-phobe
one who fears or hates (Anglophobe, francophobe)
ACR-
highest, the extremities (acrobat, acrostic)
EGO- (latin)
I (egotism, egoism)
HIER-
sacred (hieroglyphic, hieratic)
HYDR-
water (hydroelectric, hydraulic)
MEGA(L)-
large; a million (megaphone, megacycle, megalomania)
OLIG-
few (oligarchy)
PATR-
father (patriot, patristic)
PATRI-
family, clan (patriarch)
SOPH-
wise (philosophy, sophomore)
TELE-
afar, operating at a distance (telephone, telegraph)
XEN-
stranger, foreigner (xenogamy)
ZO-
animal (zoology)
-meter
measure, instrument for measuring, number of feet in poetry (perimeter, diameter, pentameter)
-metry
art or science of measuring (geometry)
-graph
writing, instrument for writing (telegraph, photograph)
-graphy
writing, art or science of writing (autobiography, telegraphy, photography) (calligraphy)
-gram
thing written (telegram, diagram)
-scope
instrument for viewing, to view (periscope, microscope/microscopy, telescope/telescopic)
BAR-
weight, pressure (barometer, barograph)
CAL(L)-, KAL(L)-
beauty (calisthenics, kaleidoscrope)
IS-
equal (isomerous, isosceles)
MACR-
large, long (macron, macrocosm)
ORA-
to see (panorama)
PETR-
rock (petrify, petroleum)
PHOT-
light (photograph, photosynthesis)
TOP-
place (topic, utopia)
-ize
(verb-forming) to make, to do something with, to subject to (antagonize, criticize, Americanize, anglicize)
GON-
(has two different meanings)
angle, angled figure (pentagon, trigonometry) (generative, reproductive, sexual)
LAB-, LEP-, LEM-
to take, seize (syllable, catalepsy, dilemma)
MES-
middle (Mesopotamia, mesoderm)
PHRA-
to speak (phrase, phraseology)
STROPH-
to turn (strophe, catastrophe)
HEMI-
half (hemisphere)
MON-
one, single (monotome, monorail)
PROT-
first, original, primitive (protoplasm, protein) (prototype)
DI-, DIPL-
twice, double (dioxide, diploma)
DICH-
in two (dichogamy)
DEUTER-
second (deuterogamy, deuteragonist)
TRI-
three (tripod, tricycle)
TETR(A)-
four (tetraethyl)
PENT(A)-
five (pentathlon, pentagon, Pentecost)
HEX(A)-
six (hexagonal)
HEPT(A)-
seven (heptamerous)
OCT(A)-
eight (octopus, octane, octagonal)
DEC-
ten (decathlon, decaliter)
HECT-
one hundred (hectograph)
KILO-
one thousand (kilocycle)
CHORE-
dance (chorus, choreograph)
ER(OT)-
love (erotic)
GLYPH-
to carve (hieroglyphic, triglyph)
NAUT-
sailor (nautical, Argonaut)
NES-
island (Indonesia, Melanesia)
-itis
inflammation of, inflammatory disease of (appendicitis, arthritis, tonsillitis)
-oma
usually – tumor arising in or composed of, occasionally – swelling containing, rarely – diseased condition, result of (melanoma, osteoma, hematoma, trachoma, carcinomatous, trachomatous)
-osis
diseased condition of, sometimes – act of, process of, like –sis, of which this is a form (psychosis, tuberculosis, hypnosis) –otic (psychotic, hypnotic)
ARTHR-
joint, speech sound or articulation (arthritis, arthropod, anarthria) (articulation)
CARDI-
heart (electrocardiogram, cardiologist, pericardium)
CHONDR-
cartilage (hypochondriac, chondrocyte, synchondrosis)
CYAN-
dark blue (cyanophil, anthocyanin, cyanide)
CYT-
cell (cytology, hemocytozoan, anisocytosis)
ENTER-
intestine (dysentery, archenteron, exenterate)
HEPAT-
liver (heptomegaly, hepatization, hepatica)
MELAN-
black, dark (melanin, melanosis, melangeophilous, Melanesia, melancholy)
MYC(ET)-
fungus, mold (mycology, mycotrophic, Aureomycin, Chloromycetin, neomysin, mycotoxin)
NEPHR-
kidney (nephritis, pronephros, nephrolith)
OST(E)-
bone (osteopath, osteotome, acrostealgia)
SCLER-
hard (multiple sclerosis, arteriosclerosis, sclerometer)
-ectomy
surgical removal of (appendectomy, tonsillectomy)
-tomy
surgical operation on, surgical cutting of (glossotomy, gastrotomy, lobotomy)
-rrhea (-rrhoea)
abnormal discharge (diarrhea, pyorrhea, logorrhea)
ADEN-
gland (adenoid, lymphadenitis, ectadenia)
ANGI-
vessel (cholangiotomy, sporangium, angiitis) angiogram
CEPHAL-
head (mesocephalic, cephalopod, electroencephalograph, archencephalon)
CHOL(E)-
bile, gall (cholangitis, cholelith, cholagogue, choleric, melancholy)
HYSTER-
uterus, hysteria (hysterotomy, hysteroepilepsy) hysterectomy
LIP-
fat (lipase, lipophil, lipuria)
MAST-, MAZ-
breast (mastectomy, mastoid, mastodon)
OO-
egg (ootheca, oosphere, oophoritis)
OT-
ear (otoscope, otorrhea, dichotic)
PHLEB-
vein (phlebectomy, phlebosclerosis)
PY-
pus (arthroempyesis, pyogenesis, pyonephritis)
UR-
urine (melanuria, dysuria)
-path
one who suffers from a disease of, (one who treats a disease) (psychopath, osteopath)
-pathy
disease of, treatment of disease of or by (neuropathy, hydropathy, osteopathy)
-iasis
diseased condition (psoriasis, elephantiasis, amebiasis)
-therapy
treatment of or by (chemotherapy, heliotherapy, psychotherapy)
BRACHY-
short (brachyglossal, brachypodous, brachylogy) (brachycephalic - short head)
BRADY-
slow (bradycardia, bradylogia, bradykinesia)
CHLOR-
green, yellowish-green, chlorine (chlorophyll, achlorhydria)
DOLICH-
long (dolichofacial, dolichomorphic) (dolichocephalic - long headed breed (dog))
ERYTHR-
red (erythrocyte, erythrophilous, hemoerythrin)
EURY(S)-
wide, broad (eurybaric, eurycephalic(broad head)
LEUC-, LEUK-
white (leukemia, leukoderma, leucoma)
MER-
part (hexamerous, dysmerogenesis, merogony)
PLATY-
flat, broad (platyhelminth (flat worm), platysma, amphiplatyan)
STEN-
narrow (stenography, stenothermic, stenopetalous) (stenosis - narrowing of a canal or duct)
TACH(Y)-
speed, swift (tachylogia, tachistoscope) tachycardia
XANTH-
yellow (xanthoderma, xanthodont, xanthin)
-emia
condition of the blood, occasionally – congestion of blood in (leukemia, anoxemia, hypoglycemia, tularemia)
-hedron
solid figure with a (specified) number of faces (polyhedron, octahedron, isosahedron)
AC(O)U-
to hear (acoustics, paracusia, acoumetry)
MENING-
membrane, specifically – the membranes around the brain and spinal cord, the meninges (meningoencephalitis, meningomyelitis)
MY(S)-, MYOS-
muscle (myograph, myomere, amyotaxia, myositis) (myocardium - heart muscle)
MYEL-
bone marrow, the spinal cord (poliomyelitis, myelocyte, myelencephalon) (myelogram - radiograph of spinal cord)
NEUR-
nerve, the nervous system (neuralgia, neurosis, neuropsychiatry, neurosurgery)
OPHTHALM-
eye (ophthalmia, ophthalmologist, photophthalmia)
PHREN-
mind, diaphragm (phrenogastric (stomach & diaphragm), hebephrenia, bradyphrenia (slowness of mental activity), phrenology) (phrenospasm - hiccups) (phrenic nerve - controls diaphragm)
PLEG-
PLEX-
paralysis, PLEX- (paralytic) stroke (paraplegia, diplegia, apoplexy)
R(R)HIN-
nose (rhinitis, otorhinolaryngologist, rhinoceros, rhinencephalon)
SOM(AT)-
body (chromosome, somatology, merosome) (somatotropin - stimulates body growth)
STHEN-
strength (asthenopia (weakness of the eyes), anisosthenic, adenohypersthenia)
THYM-
mind, strong feeling (dysthymia (depression), hyperepithymia, prothymia)
TON(US)-
a stretching, tension (tonic, ophthalmotonometer, angiohypertonia, peritonitis)
-in, -ine
chemical substance (antitoxin, melanin, hemocyanin, epinephrine)
-ium
part, lining or enveloping tissue, region (endocardium, perinephrium, epineurium)
BLAST-
bud, formative substance, embryonic cell (blastomere, blastula (embryo in early stages of development), myoblast)
COCC(US)-
berry, seed, spherical bacterium (pentacoccous, streptococcus, meningocoocemia)
CYST-
bladder, sac, sac containing morbid matter (cholecystitis, cystolithiasis, cystectomy, statocyst) (cystitis - inflammation of urinary bladder)
DACTYL-
digit, finger or toe (dactylosmphysis, hexadactylism, brachydactyly)
DROM-
a running, a course (hippodrome (horse racing track), dromomania, homodromy)
HIST(I)-
tissue (histamine, histometaplastic, histozoic) (histology)
ICHTHY-
fish (ichthyosaur, Chondroichtyes)
ORNIS-, ORNITH-
bird (ornithophilous, archaeornis, ichthyornis) (ornithology)
PHAG-
to eat (sarcophagus, geophagy, glossophagine) (phagocyte)
PLAS(T)-
to form (plasma, encephalodysplasia, hyperplasia)
PTER(YX)-
wing, fin (helicopter, Lepidoptera, coleopterous, ichthyoptergia)
STOM(AT)-
mouth, opening (amphistomous, stomatoplasty, exostome) (-stomy make artificial opening)
-ium, -ion
little (bacterium, podium, thecium, asterion, stomion)
-idium
little (basidium, oophoridium, stomidium)
-arium, -arion
little (conarium, hipparion)
-isk, -iscus
little (asterisk, meniscus)
ACTIN-
ray, radiating structure (actinobiology, actinodromous, actinodermatisis - skin inflammation caused by exposure to sunlight)
ANTH-
flower (chrysanthemum, anthema, anthology, anthophilous)
CARP-
fruit (amphicarpous, carpolith (fossil fruit), angiocarp)
DENDR-
tree, tree-like structure (dendrolatry, dendrite, philodendrion)
GON-
(has two different meanings)
generative, reproductive, sexual (related to GON- to be produced) (archegonium, gonorrhea, gonoblast)
GYMN-
naked (gymnasium, gmnorhinal, gymnanthous)
HIPP-
horse (hippopotamus, hippodrome)
HYGR-
wet, moist (hygroscope - indicates humidity), hygrophyte, euryhygric)
PHYLL-
leaf (chlorophyll, phyllophagous, oligophyllous)
THEC(A)-
case (related to THE- to place) (bibliotheca (library), amphithecium, pterotheca, neurothecitis)
THROMB-
a clot (thrombin, thromboangitis, thrombocyte)
TOX-
poison (intoxicate, toxin, antitoxin, zootoxin)
XYL-
wood (xylophone, xylocarp, xylophyte) (xylene - aromatic hydrocarbon from wood tar)