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arist-, adj.

best

bi-, -b-, n.

life; living organism

chron-, n.

time

cosm–, n.

order; the universe

crat–, n.

power, rule

dem–, n.

the people

ge-, n.

the earth

log–, n.

word

metr–, n.

measure

micr–, adj.

small

phil–, adj.

loving

psych–, n.

the mind

scop–, n.

observer

soph–, n.

wise

techn–, n.

art, skill

tele–, adv.

far away

-ia, n.

process, condition

-ic, adj.

characteristic of

–ist, n.

person concerned with

-cracy

"rule by"

-crat

"believer in the rule by"

-logist

"one who studies"

-logy

"the study of"

–meter

"instrument"

–phile

"one who loves/admires"

–phobe

"one who fears/dislikes"

–phobia

"the fear/dislike or"

–scope

"instrument for observing"

–scopy

"the process of observing"

andr–, n.

man, a male

anthrop–, n.

man, human being

aut–, pn. (pronoun)

self

cryph–, v.

hide (something)

crypt–, adj.

hidden, secret

gam–, n.

marriage

gram–, grammat–, n.

something written; small weight (only with numbers)

graph–, v.

write, record

–graphy, n.

the process of making something a record

gyn–, gynec–, n.

woman

helic–, n.

spiral

mon–, adj.

single, one

onym–, onymat–, onom–, onomat–, n.

name

pan–, pant–, adj.

all, every

path–, n.

feeling, suffering

pher–, phor–, v.

carry, bear

phon–, n.

sound, voice

phos–, phot–, n.

light

poly–, adj.

many

pseud–, adj.

false

skept–, v.

look carefully at

the–, n.

a god

tox–, n.

bow (in archery); poison

a– (an– before a vowel)

not, without

ant–, anti–

against, opposite

apo–

away from

dys–

bad, disordered

en–, em–

in, into

ep–, epi–

on, upon, after

eu–

good, well, pleasant

syn–, sym–, syl–, sys–

with

–etic, adj.

characterized by

–in, –ine, n.

indicates a chemical substance

–ism, n.

belief in

–ize

verb-forming

-oid, adj. and n.

having the form or appearance of

–tic, adj. and n.

characterized by

–osis, n.

state, process

archa(e)–, adj.

old, ancient

aster–, astr–, n.

star

dox–, n.

opinion

end–, adv.

within

lith–, n.

stone

morph–, n.

form, shape

ne–, adj.

new, recent

nom–, n.

law, rule

odont–, n.

tooth

orth–, adj.

straight, correct

pale–, adj.

of long ago

phyt–, n.

plant

therm–, adj.

hot

top–, n.

place

ana–

up, back

dia–

through, across

hypo–

under

meta–

after; change

para–

alongside; contrary to

peri–

around

–er, n.

person who

–ics, n.

the study of

–isk, n.

forms diminuitives

–nomy

a system of laws governing (something)

esthe–, esthet–, v.

feel, perceive

ball–, v.

throw

bol–, n.

a throwing

drom–

a running, race

gno–, gnost–, v.

know

ly–, v.

loosen, break down

mes–, adj.

middle

palin–, palim–

back, backwards, again

plas–, plast–, v.

form, shape

prot–, adj.

first

rhin–, n.

nose

sta–, stat–, v.

stand, set

the–, thet–, v.

place, put

typ–, n.

impression, image, model

zo–, n.

animal

cata–

down, according to

ec–

out (of)

hyper–

over, excessive

–m, –ma, –mat–, n.

state, condition, procedure

–sia, n.

state, condition, procedure

–sis, n.

state, condition, procedure

hen–

one

dy–

two

tri–, tris–

three

tetr–

four

pent–

five

hex–

six

hept–

seven

oct–

eight

enne–

nine

dec–, dek–

ten

hendec–

eleven

dodec–

twelve

hect–

one hundred

kil–

one thousand

dyad–

group of two

triad–

group of three

tetrad–

group of four

pentad–

group of five

hexad–

group of six

hebdomad–

group of seven

octad–

group of eight

ennead–

group of nine

decad–

group of ten

myriad–

ten thousand, or any large number

agog–, v.

lead

agon–, n.

struggle, contest

arch(e)–, v.

begin, rule

athl–, n.

athletic contest

glyph–, v.

carve

gon–, n.

angle

hedr–, n.

seat, chair; surface

hier–, adj.

holy, sacred

hol–, adj.

whole, entire

lex–, lec–, v.

choose; speak

ped–, n.

child

–pus, pod–, n.

foot

gen–, gene–, n.

birth, origin

hod–, od–, n.

road, way, journey

icon–, n.

image, likeness

idi–, adj.

one's own, private

man–, v

be mad

mne–, n.

memory

mnemon–, adj.

remembering

mor–, moron–

dull, foolish, stupid

oxy–, ox–, adj.

sharp, acid; oxygen

pha–, phan–, v.

show, cause to appear

phantas–, v.

make an appearance

tac–, tax–, v.

put in order, arrange

thanat–, thana–, n.

death

–iac, n.

person affected by

–om, –oma, –omat–, n.

state, condition

–ot, n.

person concerned with

alg–, alge–, n.

pain

cardi–, n.

heart

cephal–, n.

head

encephal–, n.

brain

enter–, n.

intestine

gastr–, n.

stomach

hem–, –em–, hemat–, n.

blood

hepat–, n.

liver

iatr–, n.

physician; medical treatment

lip–, n.

fat

mega–, megal–, adj.

large

my–, n.

muscle

nephr–, n.

kidney

neur–, n.

nerve

odyn–, n.

pain

tom–, v.

cut

troph–, v.

nourish

dys–

unhealthy, abnormal, difficult, painful

eu–

healthy, normal

peri–

surrounding (often used to refer to the tissues surrounding an organ or part of the body)

–a, n.

state, condition

–ia, n.

state, condition

–iasis, n.

state, condition

–ium, n.

membrane, tissue

–itis, n.

inflammation

–oma, –omat–, n.

swelling, tumor, cancer

–osis, n.

non-inflammatory abnormal condition

–ectomy

surgical excision

–tome

surgical knife

–tomy

surgical incision