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aden, aden(os)
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gland
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aer
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air; gas
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agogos (Agog-)
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leading, promoting the flow, expelling
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agra (agr)
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a taking, catching, painful seizure
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aisthesis (aisthes)
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feeling, sensation, perception
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aitia, (aiti)
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cause
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ake (ak), akme (akm)
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point, tip; highest point of
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akouein (akou)
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to hear
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akros (akr)
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at the end, summit; extremeties
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aktis (akt), aktinos (aktin)
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ray, lisht rays for chemical effects; raylike or radiating
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algos, alge(os), alges(is)
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pain, sense of pain
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all(os)
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other, different, foreign
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allosteric
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allel(on)
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of each other
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allotri(os)
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strange
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allach(ou)
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elsewhere
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ambly(s)
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dulled, blunt
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amni(on)
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the innermost membrane enclosing the fetus
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amoib(e)
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change
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amygdal(e)
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almond; tonsil
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amyl(on)
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starch
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aner, andr(os)
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man, male; stamen of flower
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angei(on)
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a vessel (for blood, lymph, bile); a case
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anth(ein)
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to blossom; to break out, erupt
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anthos, anthe(os)
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flower
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anthrop(os)
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man, a human being
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antr(on)
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cave, cavity, sinus
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archai(os)
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ancient
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arch(e)
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beginning, origin, primitive
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argyr(os)
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silver
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arteri(a)
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windpipe, vessel, artery
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ask(os)
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a leather bag, a bladder, spore envelope
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aster, astr(on)
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star, pertaining to structure or origin
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astragal(os)
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anklebone, ball of the ankle joint
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atlas, atlant(os)
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a mythological demigod who supported the world on his shoulders; the first neck vertebra
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aut(os)
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self, by itself
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aux(ein)
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to increase
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ba, be,
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to go, walk
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bas(is)
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a walking, that on which one steps or stands, foundation, base
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bakteri(on)
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a little staff, rod; bacteria
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ball(ein)
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to throw, toss, put
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bol(e), bol(os)
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a throw
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metabole
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change
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baros, bare(os)
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weight, pressure
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bary(s)
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heavy
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bathy(s)
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deep, inner
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bathos, bathe(os)
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depth
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bi(os)
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life
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bios(is)
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life, a way of living
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blast(os)
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bud, shoot, sprout, embryonic cell
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blep(ein)
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to see
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blephar(on)
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eyelid
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boul(e)
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will, wish
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brachi(on)
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arm, upper arm; armlike process
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brachy(s)
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short
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brady(s)
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slow
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branchi(a)
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gills
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bronch(os)
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windpipe, trachea
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bry(ein)
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to be full, swell
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chait(e)
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hair
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chasma, chasmat(os)
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cleft, opening
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cheli(os)
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lip
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cheir, cheir(os)
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hand
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chiasma, chiast(os)
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chrssed, decussation
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chlor(os)
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green, yellowish green, yellow
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chol(e)
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bile, gall, bitter anger
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chondr(os)
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granule, cartilage
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chord(e)
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gut string, sinew, cord
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chorei(a)
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dancing, st.vitus dance
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chori(on)
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skin, the outermost membrane enveloping the fetus, tunic of the eyeball
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chro(a), chroma, chromat(os)
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surface of the body, skin, color of the skin, color
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chron(os)
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time
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chrys(os)
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gold, yellow
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chy, che(ein)
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to pour
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chym(os), chyl(os)
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something poured, juice, fluid
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choan(e)
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funnel
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dakry(on)
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tear
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daktyl(os)
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finger, toe
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de(ein)
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to tie
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desm(os)
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hand, bond, ligament
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delt(a)
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a greek letter, of triangular shape
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dem(os)
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country, land, people of a country
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dendr(on)
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tree, branched structure
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derma, dermat(os)
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that stripped off; skin, hide
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diat(a)
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life, way of living
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didym(os)
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twofold, twin; ond of the two testes, twin fetal monster
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diplo(os) (-ploos)
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folded, twofold, double
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dips(a)
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thirst
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disk(os)
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disc
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dolich(os)
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long
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dos(is),
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a giving, dose
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dote(os)
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to be given
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drom(os)
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a running, course
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dynam(is)
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power, active force
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ech(ein), sch-, ish-,
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to have, hold, hold fast, keep back, suppress
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eidos, eide(os), -oid
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(id- to see) that seen, form, shape, like, in the shape of
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elektr(on)
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amber, electricity
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elytr(on)
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cover, sheath, the vagina, insects' anterior wings
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eme(ein), emet(os)
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to vomit, vomiting
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enter(on)
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that within, the intestine
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erg(on), ergasi(a)
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work, functioning
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eros, erot(os)
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love, lust
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erythr(os)
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red
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erythema, erythemat(os)
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a redness (of the skin)
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erysipelas
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disease with red patches
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ethm(os)
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seive , strainer
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ethnos, ethne(os)
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race, nation
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eury(s)
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wide, broad
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gala, galakt(os)
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milk
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gam(os)
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marriage, wedlock
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gamet(es), gamet(e)
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husband, wife, germ or reproductive cell
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gangli(on)
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a mass of nerve cells; a small hard cyst or swelling
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gaster, gastr(os)
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belly, stomach; the bulging fleshy part of a muxcle
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ge
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earth
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gen
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to become be produced, be born
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genes(is)
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being produced, coming into being, origination
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genos, gene(os)
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breed, race, kind
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gene(a)
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stock, decent
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geny(s)
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jaw; cheek
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genei(on)
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chin
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geron, geront(os)
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old man, old person
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geras, gera(os)
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old age
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geus(is)
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taste
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glauk(os)
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gleaming; sea-green, greenish-blue, gray
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gli(a)
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glue
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gloss(a), glott(a)
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tongue
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glyky(s), glyker(os)
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sweet; sugar
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gnath(os)
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jaw
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gno(nai)
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to know, judge
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gnos(is)
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diagnosis
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gon(e)
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generation, semen, seed, offspring
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goni(a)
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corner, angle
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gon(y), gonat(os)
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knee, joint
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graph(ein)
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to draw, write, inscribe
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gramma, grammat(os)
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something drawn or written, mark, record
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gymn(os)
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naked
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gyne, gynaik(os)
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woman, pistil of a flower
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gyr(os)
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circle, righ, turn
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haima, haimat(os)
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blood
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heir(ein),
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to take, grasp
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kathairesis
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destruction
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hals, hal(os)
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salt
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hapt(ein)
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to fasten, fasten upon, attach, to grasp, seixe, tough
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hape(is)
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joining, juncture
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haph(e)
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the sense of touch
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hed, hid, his, hiz
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to sit, to cause to sit, to place
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hedr(a)
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sitting
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heli(os)
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sun
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helix, helik(os)
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something spiral-shaped, a coil, a snail
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helk(os)
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sore, ulcer
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hemer(a)
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day
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think ephemeral
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he(nai)
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to send going, send, let go
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enema, enemat(os)
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a sending in
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pares(is)
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a letting go, paralysis
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katheter
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that sent or let down, a passage of fluids
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hepar, hepat(os)
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liver
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herpes, herpet(os)
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a creeping, spreading blisters
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herpet(on)
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a creeping animal, especially a snake or reptile
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heter(os)
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other, different from
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heterosexual
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hidros, hidrot(os)
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sweat, perspiration
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histon, histion,
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tissue, web
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hod(os)
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road, way, path
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hol(os)
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whole, entire, all
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homal(os)
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even, level, flat; regular
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hom(os) homoi(os)
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like, the same as, equal
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hormon, hormon(os)
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setting in morion, arousing, exciting
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hyal(os)
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glass
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hydor, hydat(os)
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water, fluid
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hydrops, hydrop(os)
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dropsy
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hygiei(a)
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health, soundness of mind or body
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hygr(os)
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wet, moist, fluid
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hyl(e)
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wood, matter
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hymen, hymen(os)
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skin, membrane of vagina
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hyoeid(es)
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like the ulipson, u-shaped, bone at the base of the tongue
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hypn(os)
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sleep
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agrypn(os)
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agre- to hunt for, hypnos= sleepless, wakeful
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hypsi
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on high, aloft
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hypsos, hypse(os)
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height
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hyster(a)
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womb, uterus
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ia(esthai)
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to heal
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iatr(os)
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one who heals, physician
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iatrei(a)
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healing, treatment
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ichthys
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fish
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idi(os)
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one's own, peculiar
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ikteros
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jaundice
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iris, irid(os)
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the rainbow, colored membrane of the eye
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is, in(os)
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strength, muscle, fiber, tissue
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ischi(on)
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hip-joint, hip
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is(os)
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equal
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isthm(os)
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a narrow neck or passage
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isthmus= a narrow strip of land bordered by two bodies of water
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kain(os)
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new
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kainot(es)
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newness, novelty
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kak(os)
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bad, disordered, abnormal
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kal(l)os
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beautiful
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kalyx, kalyk(os)
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covering, shell,circle of sepals of a flower,
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kamptos, kampyl(os)
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bent
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kardi(a)
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heart
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karkin(os)
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crab; cancer
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karp(os)
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fruit, seed
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kary(on)
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nut, kernel, nucleus
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kathars(is)
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a cleansing, emptying
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kaus(os), kaum(a)
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burning heat
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kaust(os), kaur(os)
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burnt
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kauteri(on)
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searing-iron
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kel(e)
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tumor, hernia
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ken(os)
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empty
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kenos(is)
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an emptying
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kente(ein)
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to goad, prick
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kentr(on)
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sharp point, center,
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-centesis,
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perforation, surgical puncturing
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kephal(e),
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head
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enkephal(on)
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that within the head, the brain)
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keras, kerat(os)
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horn, horny tissue, cornea
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kine(ein)
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to move
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kirrh(os)
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tawny, orange, yellow
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klaein
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to break, destroy
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klad(os), klasma, klasmat(os), kl(on)
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that which is broken off, a piece, branch or twig, a sprout
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klei(ein)
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to sheathe, close
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kleist(os)
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closed
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kleis, kleid(os)
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a means of closing, a bar, a key; the clavicle.
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kleitoris
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the clitoris
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klin(ein)
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to bend, turn, slope, make recline, lean, liedown
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klis(is)
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inclination
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klinik(os)
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pertaining to bed; clinic
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klon(os)
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confused motion, turmoil, muscular spasm
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klysein, klyd- klys-
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to wash, wash out
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klili(a)
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cavity
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koil(os)
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hollow
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klilom(a)
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a hollow cavity, body cavity
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koin(os)
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common
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kokkos
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berry, grain, seed, berry-shaped bacteria
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kole(os)
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sheath, the vagina
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koll(a)
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glue
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kol(on)
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colon
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kolp(os)
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swollen out, bosom, vagina
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koma, komatos
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deep sleep, coma
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kome
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hair
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konch(e)
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mussel, chell
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kondyl(os)
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knuckle, joint
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konis, koni(os)
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dust
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kon(os)
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pine cone, cone
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kopr(os)
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dung
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kore
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maiden, doll, pupil (of the eye)
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kotyl(e)
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something hollow, socket, cup, a first leaf of a sporophyte
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krani(on)
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cranium, skull
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kras(is)
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a mixing, mixture, temperament
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kreas, kreat(os)
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flesh, muscle tissue
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keine(in)
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to separate, distinguish, decide, emit, secrete
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krisis
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point of decision
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krot(os)
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a striking, beat, pulse-beat
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krotes(is)
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a knocking, clapping
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kryos, krym(os)
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ice-cold, frost
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krystall(os)
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clear ice, crystal
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kryptos
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hidden
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kyan(os)
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dark blue
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ky(ein)
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to swell, be pregnant
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kyma, kymat(os)
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a swell, a wave
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kystis, kystidos, kyste
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sac
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kyt(os)
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a hollow receptacle, cell
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kykl(os)
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circle ring, wheel
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lab(ein), -lep
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to take, grasp, seize
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lab(e)
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handle
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leps(is)
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seizure
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labryinth(os)
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a maze or system of intercommunicating passages, the internal ear
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lalein
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to talk, chat, speak
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lamp(ein)
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to shine forth, flash
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lampros
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clear , bright
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larynx, laryng(os)
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the organ of voice at the upper part of the trachea
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lei(os)
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smooth
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leip(ein), lip-
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to leave, abandon, fail, neglect
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lepsis, lepidos
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scale, rind, flake
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lepros
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scaly
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lepra, leprosis
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leprosy
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leptyn(ein)
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to make thin
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lep(ein)
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to peel
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lept(os)
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peeled, thin, delicate
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leth(e)
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oblivion, forgetfulness
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letharg(0s)
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drowsiness
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leuk(os)
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white
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lex(is), leg(ein)
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to speak, speech, word, phrase, diction, reading
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think dislexic
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lip(os)
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fat
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lipar(os)
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oily, fat
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lith(os)
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stone
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lob(os)
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a pod, lobe
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log(os)
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word, speech, thought, reason, discourse, treatise, ration, proportion
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-logy
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body of knowledge, science of
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loph(os)
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ridge, crest
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ly(ein)
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to loosen, break up
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paralys(is)
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loss o fmotion or sensory function
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lymph(a)
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a body containing whte cells, lymph
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Macr(os)
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Long, large
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Malak(os)
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Soft
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Malax(is)
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A softening
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Mani(a)
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Madness, frenzy, enthusiasm
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Man(os)
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Thin, rare; tension, pressure, density
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Mass(ein)
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To knead; massage
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Mases(is)
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Chewing
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Masset(er)
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Chewer
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Mastix, mastig(os)
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Whip, flagellum
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Mast(os), maz(os)
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Breast
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Mastoeid(es)
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Like a breast; process of the temporal bone
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Megas, megal(ou)
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Large
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Meion
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Less, smaller
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Melas,melan(os)
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Black, dark
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Melos, mele(os)
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Limb
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Men, men(os)
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Month
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Menisk(os)
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Semi-lunar, crescent
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Meninx, mening(os)
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Membrane; one of three membranes enveloping the brain and spinal cord
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Meros, mere(os)
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Part, segment
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Merism(os)
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A partition
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Merist(es)
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A divider
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Mes(os)
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Middle, intermediate
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Metr(a)
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Womb, uterus
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Metr(on)
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Measure, measuring instrument
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Mikr(os)
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Small
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Mimes(is), mimi(a)
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imitation
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Mit(os)
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Threat
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Mna(esthai)
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To remember
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Mnem(e)
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Memory
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Mnemonik(os)
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For remembering, memory
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Mon(os)
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Alone, single
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Mor(os)
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Dull, sluggish, stupid
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Morph(e)
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Form, shape, figure
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My(ein)
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To close, shut
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Myel(os)
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Marrow; bone marrow; spinal cord
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Mykes, myket(os)
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Mushroom, fungus, mold
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Myrinx, miring(os)
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A membrane, especially the ear-drum membrane
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Myrmex, myrmec(os)
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Ant
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Mys, my(os)
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Mouse, muscle
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Myx(a)
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Slime; mucous
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Nark(e)
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Numbness, stupor
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Naus
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Ship
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Naut(es)
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Sailor
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Nausi(a)
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Seasickness
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Nekr(os)
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Dead body; dead
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Nema, nemat(os)
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Thread
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Ne(os)
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New, young
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Nephel(e); neph(os)
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Cloud, mist
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Nephr(os)
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Kidney
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Neur(on)
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Sinew, tendon; nerve
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Nom(os)
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Law, ordering
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No(os) (nous)
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Mind
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Noema, noemat(os)
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Thought
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Nos(os)
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Sickness, disease
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Nyx, nykt(os)
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Night
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Odous, odont(os)
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Tooth
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Odyn(e)
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Pain
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Oidema, oidemat(os)
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A swelling
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Oide(ein)
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To swell
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Oik(os)
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House, dwelling
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Oistr(os)
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Gadfly; sexual desire, breeding period
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Oisophag(os)
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Esophagus, the gullet
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Olig(os)
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Few, small, scanty
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Om(os)
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Shoulder
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Omphal(os)
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The navel
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Onk(os)
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Bulk, mass, tumour
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Onoma, onomat(os)
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Name
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Onyx, onych(os)
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Nail of a finger or tow; claw; hoof
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O(on)
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Egg, ovum
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Oophor(on)
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The ovary
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Op
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To see
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think optometrist
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Ops(is)
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The look or appearance, aspect; view
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Ops, op(os)
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Eye; face, countenance
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Prosop(on)
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Face
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Metop(on)
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Forehead
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Ophthalm(os)
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Eye
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Opisth(en)
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Behind, at the back, backward
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Opisthi(os)
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Hinder, hinder part
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Optik(os)
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Pertaining to vision or the eye
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Opt(os)
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Seen, visible
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Orchis, orchid(os)
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Testis, testicle; a plant
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Orex(is)
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A reaching after; desire; appetite
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Organ(on) (ergon)
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something
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Ornis,ornith(os)
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Bird
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Orth(os)
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Straight; correct, normal
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Osm(e); osphres(is)
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Smell, sense of smell
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Oz(e)
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Bad smell, stench
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Osm(os)
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Thrusting, pushing
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Oste(on)
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Bone
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Oul(e)
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Scar
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Oul(on)
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The gum
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Our(a)
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Tail
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think 'urostome' or saurus
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Ouran(os)
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Sky, heaven; the palate
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Ouranisk(os)
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The palate, roof of the mouth
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Our(on)
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Urine
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Ouret(er)
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One of the ducts from kidneys to bladder
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Ourethr(a)
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Duct from bladder to surface
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Ous, oto(s)
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Ear
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Oxy(s)
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Sharp, quick; sour, acid
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Pachy(s); pachyl(os)
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Thick
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Pachyn(is)
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Thickening
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Pais, paid(os)
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Child
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Palai(os)
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Old, ancient
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think of dinosaurs....paleontology
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Palin
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Again, back
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Pares(is)
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A letting go; paralysis
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Pas, pantos; pan
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All, entire
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Path(ein)
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To be affected, to suffer
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Pathos, pathe(os)
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Feeling, suffering, disease
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-pathy
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Suffering, disease
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Peg-; pag-
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To make fast, fix, fasten
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-pexis, -pexy
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Fixation
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colopexy
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Pag(os)
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Something firm – set, united
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-pagus
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A fetal monster
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Pell(a); pelyx, pelyk(os)
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Bowl; pelvis
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Peni(a)
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Poverty, need, deficiency
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Pein(a)
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Hunger
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Pept(ein)
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To make soft, cook, digest
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Petal(on)
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Leaf
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Petr(a)
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Rock, crag
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Petr(os)
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Stone
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Phag(ein)
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To eat, devour
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Phain(ein) (phan-, pha-)
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To bring to light, show; appear, to be seen; shine
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Phaner(os)
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Evident
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Phas(is)
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Appearance, aspect, stage of development
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Phasma
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Apparition, ghost
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phasmaphobia, think phantom
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Phantasma
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Vision, illusion (as in delirium)
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Phalanx, phalang(os)
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Line of soldiers; bone between joints of fingers and toes
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Pha(nai)
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To speak
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-phasis
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Speech
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Phem(e)
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Voice
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Phon(e)
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Voice, sound
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Pharmak(on)
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Drug, medicine, remedy; poison
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Pharynx, pharyng(os)
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Throat, pharynx
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Pher(ein)
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To bear, carry
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Phor(os)
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Bearing, carrying, bringing
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Phil(ein)
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To love
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Phili(a)
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Love, affinity for
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Phleg(ein)
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To burn, become hot
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Phlegma, phlegmat(os)
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Flame, heat; phlegm
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Phlegmasi(a)
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Heat, inflammation (of fever)
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Phlox, phlog(os)
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Flame
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Phlogos(is)
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Inflammation
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Phleps, phleb(os)
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Vein
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Phob(os)
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Fear, flight
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Phos, phot(os)
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Light
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Phras(is)
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Speech, expression
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Phrass(ein) (phrag-, phrak-, phrax-)
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To fence in, block up
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Diaphragma
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A blocking across; partition
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Phrone(ein)
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To think, understand
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Phrones(is)
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Good sense
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Phren, phren(os)
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Diaphragm; mind; phrenic nerve
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Phthiein; phthin(ein)
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To decline, waste away, decay
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Phthis(is)
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A wasting away, decay
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Phy(ein)
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To be by nature, grow, arise
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Phys(is)
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Growth, nature
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Phyt(on); phyma
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A growth, plant; tumour
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Phylass(ein) (phylak-, phylax-)
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To guard, protect, make immune
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Phyll(on)
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Leaf
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Phyl(on)
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Race, tribe; a primary division of the animal or vegetable kingdom
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Piez(ein)
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To press
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Pies(is)
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A pressing, pressure
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Plagi(os)
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Oblique, aslant
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Plan(os); plankt(os)
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Wandering
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Plass(ein)
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To form, mold
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Plast(os)
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Formed, molded
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-plast
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Living cell
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Plasm(a)
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Something formed; fluid portion of the body
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Platy(s)
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Broad, flat
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Plax, plak(os)
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Flat or broad plate; a patch of eruption
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Pless(ein) (pleg-, plek-, plex-)
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To strike, hit, smite
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Pleg(e)
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Stroke, blow
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Pleur(a)
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Rib, side
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-plo(os)
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Folded
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Diplo(os)
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Twofold, double
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Haplo(os)
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Single, simple
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Pne(ein) (pneu-)
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To blow, breathe
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Pnoi(a); pno(e)
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Breath, breathing
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Pneuma, pneumat(os)
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A blowing; wind, air, gas
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Pneum(on)
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Lung
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Poie(ein)
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To make, produce
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Poli(os)
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Gray
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Pol(os)
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Pivot, hinge, axis
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Poly(s)
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Much, many; more than usual
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Pollakis
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Often
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Por(os)
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Passage; pore
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Porphyr(a)
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Purple, red
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think colour
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Pous, pod(os)
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Foot, stalk
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Pragma, pragmat(os)
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A thing done, deed; fact
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Pratt(ein), prag-
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To do
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chiropractor, bradypragia, pragmatagnosia
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Praxis
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A doing
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Praktik(os)
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Fit for doing, practical
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Presby(s); presbyt(es)
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Old person
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Prokt(os)
|
The anus
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Prot(os)
|
First; primitive; simple
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Protei(os)
|
First, primary; protein
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Proter(os)
|
Earlier
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Pseudes, pseude(os)
|
False, imaginary
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Psil(os)
|
Bare, smooth, thin
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Psor(a)
|
Itch, scab, mange
|
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Psych(e)
|
Breath of life; spirit, soul; mind
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Psychos(is)
|
Mental activity; disorder of mental activity
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Psychr(os)
|
Cold
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Pter(on)
|
Feather, wing
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Pteryx, pteryg(os)
|
Wing
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Pterygi(on)
|
Fin
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Ptos(is)
|
A falling
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Ptom(a), ptomat(os)
|
A fall; fallen body; corpse
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Pty(ein)
|
To spit
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Pyel(os)
|
Basin, trough; the pelvis
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Pyg(e)
|
Rump, buttocks
|
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Pykn(os)
|
Close, frequent, thick, dense
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Pyl(e)
|
Gate, entrance
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Pylor(os)
|
Gatekeeper; the distal aperture of the stomach
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Py(on)
|
Pus
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Pyr, pyr(os); pyret(os)
|
Fire, heat, fever
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Pyrex(is)
|
Ill of fever
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Rhach(is)
|
The spine; a ridge
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Rhag-
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To break, burst
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-rrhagia
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Bleeding
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-(r)rexis
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A bursting, rupture
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Rhagas, rhagad(os)
|
Cleft; crack, fissure
|
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Rhapt(ein) (rhaph-)
|
To sew, stitch
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Raph(e)
|
Seam, suture
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Rhaphis, rhaphid(os)
|
Needle
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Rhe(ein)
|
To flow
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Rhe(os); rheuma, rheumat(os)
|
Flow, stream, current
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Rhis, rhin(os)
|
Nose
|
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Rhiz(a)
|
Root; nerve root
|
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Rhod(on)
|
Rose; red, purple
|
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Rhynch(os)
|
Beak, snout
|
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Rhythm(os)
|
Rhythm, measure
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Sakchar(on)
|
Sugar
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Salpinx, salping(os)
|
Trumpet; tube; Fallopian or Eustachian tube
|
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Sarx, sark(os)
|
Flesh
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Saur(os)
|
Lizard
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Schiz(ein)
|
To split, cleave
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Schist(os)
|
Clef
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Sei(ein) (seis-)
|
To shake
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Seism(os)
|
Earthquake
|
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Sema, semat(os); semei(on)
|
Mark, sign, token
|
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Sepal(on) (from skepe, covering)
|
A segment of the calyx; sepal
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Seps(is)
|
Rotting, putrefaction
|
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Septik(os)
|
Putrid
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Sapr(os)
|
Decayed, rotten
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Sial(on)
|
Saliva
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Sider(os)
|
Iron
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Siphon, siphon(os)
|
Tube, pipe
|
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Sitos, siti(on)
|
Grain; food, bread
|
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Skelet(os)
|
Dried, dried body, skeleton
|
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Skel(os)
|
Leg
|
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Ski(a)
|
Shadow
|
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Skirrh(os)
|
Hard coat or covering; hard tumour
|
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Skeler(os)
|
Hard
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Skope(ein)
|
To look at, view
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Soma, somat(os)
|
Body
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Spa(ein) (spas-)
|
To draw, rend, wrench
|
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Spasm(os); spasma
|
A wrenching, drawing, convulsion
|
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Speir(a)
|
A coil, twist, winding
|
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Sperma, spermat(os)
|
That which is sown, seed; germ, semen, sperm
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Speir(ein)
|
To scatter, sow
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Sphair(a)
|
sphere, ball, globe
|
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Sphen, sphen(os)
|
Wedge; wedge-shaped bone at the base of the skull
|
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Sphyz(ein) (sphyx-)
|
To throb, beat
|
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Sphygm(os)
|
A throbbing; pulse
|
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Splanchn(on)
|
A viscus, entrail
|
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Splen, spleen(os)
|
The spleen
|
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Spondyl(os)
|
A vertebra
|
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Spor(a) (speirein)
|
A sowing; seed; offspring; spore
|
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|
Sporas, sporad(os)
|
Scattered
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Sta-; ste-
|
To cause to stand, set, fix
|
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Stas(is)
|
A standing, stoppage, arresting
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Apostas(is)
|
A deep-seated abscess; end or crisis
|
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Diastas(is)
|
Separation
|
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Diastema
|
Space, fissure
|
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Stal-, stol- (stell(ein))
|
To send; bring together; contract
|
think 'diastole' or 'peristole'
|
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Staphyl(e)
|
Bunch of grapes; uvula
|
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Stax(is)
|
A falling drop by drop, dripping; oozing
|
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Stear, steat(os)
|
Fat, tallow
|
think stearic acid
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Sten(os)
|
Narrow
|
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Stere(os)
|
Solid
|
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Stern(on)
|
Chest, breast; breastbone
|
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Steth(os)
|
Chest, breast
|
think stethoscope
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Sthen(os)
|
Strength
|
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Stich(os)
|
Row, file, arrangement
|
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Stiz(ein) (stig-, stix-)
|
To prick, puncture; to brand
|
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Stikt(os)
|
Punctured
|
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Stigma, stigmat(os)
|
Effect of pricking; dot, mark, spot or impression; portion of pistil on which pollen falls
|
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Stoma, stomat(os)
|
Mouth; an outlet, opening (often surgically affected)
|
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Streph(ein)
|
To turn, twist
|
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|
Streps(is), stroph(e)
|
A turning
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Strept(os)
|
Turned, twisted, bent
|
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Styl(os)
|
Pillar, peg; slender projection from temporal bone; stem supporting the stigma
|
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Styps(is)
|
A drawing together; astringency
|
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Syrinx, syring(os)
|
A shepherd’s pipe; pipe, tube; fistula; syringe
|
|
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Syringm(os)
|
Whistle, ringing
|
|
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Tachy(s)
|
Swift, quick, rapid
|
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|
Tach(os), tache(os)
|
Swiftness, speed
|
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Tars(os)
|
Frame of wicker-work; flat of the foot; framework of tissue for eyelid
|
think tarsus
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Tax(is)
|
Arrangement
|
|
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Tass(ein) (tag-)
|
To arrange in order
|
|
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Tagma, tagmat(os)
|
An arranged body; order
|
|
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Techn(e)
|
Art, skill, craft
|
|
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Tein(ein) (tan-, ten-)
|
To stretch, strain
|
|
|
Ektas(is)
|
Stretching out, dilation; extraction
|
|
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Tetan(os)
|
Stretched; spasm
|
|
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Taini(a)
|
Band, ribbon, tape; tapeworm
|
|
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Teinesm(os)
|
Straining at stool
|
|
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Tele
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Far off, at a distance
|
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|
Telos, tele(os)
|
Fulfillment, completion; end; an end part; purpose
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Telei(os)
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Complete
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Tenon, tenont(os )
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Sinew, tendon
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Teras, terat(os)
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A marvel; a monster; fetal monster
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Thalam(os)
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Inner room, chamber; anterior portion of the brain
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Thall(os)
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Young shoot
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Thanat(os)
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Death
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Thek(e)
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Sheath, cover, case
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Thel(e)
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Nipple; a nipple-like protuberance, a papilla
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The(nai)
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To put, place, set down
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Thes(is)
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A putting, a setting down; a proposition
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Therapeu(ein)
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To be a servant to, to take care of; to heal, treat medically
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Therapei(a)
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Treatment (by therapy)
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Therm(os)
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Hot, warm
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Therm(e)
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Heat, heat of fever
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Thorax, thorak(os)
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Breastplate; chest
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Thrix, trich(os)
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Hair
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Thromb(os)
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A thickening; clot
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Thym(os)
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Breath, spirit, soul, mind; strong feeling, anger
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Thyre(os)
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A shield in the shape of a door
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Thyr(a)
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The thyroid gland
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Tok(os)
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A bringing forth, childbirth
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Tom(os)
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Cutting
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Tom(e)
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A cutting, a segment
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Temn(ein)
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To cut
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Ton(os)
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Stretching, tension, tonicity, vigor
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Top(os)
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Place, region, spot
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Tox(on)
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A bow, bow and arrows
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Toxik(on) (pharmakon)
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Poison
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Trachel(os)
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Neck, throat, cervix
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Trachy(s); trachei(a)
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Rough
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Trachoma, trachomat(os)
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Roughness, granular conjunctivitis
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Trauma, traumat(os)
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Wound, injury
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Trema, tremat(os) (tre-, to bore)
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Bored, a hole
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Tres(is)
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Perforation
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Tret(os)
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Bored, perforated
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Trep(ein)
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To turn, bend
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Trop(e)
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A turning, attraction, affinity for
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Treph(ein) (threps-)
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To nourish
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Troph(e)
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Nourishment
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Trib(ein) (trips-)
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To rub, crush
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Trips(is)
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Rubbing, friction
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Troch(ein)
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To run
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Trochili(a)
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Pulley, roller of a windlass; the articular surface of a joint
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Troch(os)
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Wheel, disk
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Trochant(er)
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Runner; tow bony processes of the femur
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Try(ein)
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To rub down; digest
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Tryp(e)
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Effect of rubbing, a piercing; a hole
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think trypsin....
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Trypan(on)
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A borer; auger
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Tympan(on)
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A drum; ear-drum
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Typh(ein)
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To raise smoke, to smolder; to conceal
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Typh(os)
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Smoke, stupor; typhoid bacilli
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Typt(ein)
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To beat, strike, hit
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Typ(os)
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A blow; impression, form; type
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typology, typlify
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Xanth(os)
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Yellow
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Xen(os)
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Foreign; stranger, host, guest
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Xeni(a)
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Hospitality
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Xer(os)
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Dry
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Xiph(os)
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Sword
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Xyl(on)
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Wood
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Ze(ein)
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To boil, seethe, bubble up
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Ekzem(a)
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A boiling out; skip eruption
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Zon(e)
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Girdle, belt; zone
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Zo(on)
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Something living; an animal
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Zyg(on)
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Yoke, crossbar
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Zygoma, zygomat(os)
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A yoking, yoke
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Zygot(os)
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Yoked, joined
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Zym(e)
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That which causes a seething, a ferment; leaven
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Zymos(is)
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fermentation
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