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Adenos (aden-)
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gland
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Aer (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-)
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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; extremities
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Aktis (akt-)
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ray; light rays for chemical effects; raylike or radiating
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Algos (alge-)
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pain
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Allos (all-)
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other, different, external, foreign
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Amblys (ambly-)
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dulled, blunt
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Amnion (amni-)
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the innnermost membrane enclosing the fetus
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Amoibe (amoib-)
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change
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Amygdale (amygdal-)
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almond; tonsil
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Amylon (amyl-)
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starch
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Aner (andr-)
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a man, male; stamen of flower
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Angeion (angei-)
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vessel (for blood, lymph, bile etc.); a case
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Anthein (anth-)
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to blossom; to break out, errupt
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Anthropos (anthrop-)
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man, human being
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Antron (antr-)
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cave; cavity, sinus
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Archaios (archai-)
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ancient
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Argyros (argyr-)
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silver
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Arteria (arteri-)
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"windpipe"; vessel; artery
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Arthron (arthr-)
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joint, juncture of bones; sound in speech
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Askos (ask-)
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a leather bag; bladder; spore envelope
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Aster (astr-)
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star
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Astragalos (astragal-)
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anklebone, ball of the ankle joint
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Atlas (atlant-)
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a mythological demigod who supported the world on his shoulders; the first neck vertebra
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Autos (aut-)
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self, by itself
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Auxein (aux-)
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to increase
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Ba- (be-)
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to go, walk
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Bakterion (bakteri-)
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a little staff, rod; bacteria
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Ballein (ball-)
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to throw, toss, put
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Baros (bare-)
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weight, pressure
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Bathys (bathy-)
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deep, inner
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Bios (bi-)
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life
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Blastos (blast-)
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bud, shoot, sprout, embyonic cell
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Blepein (blep-)
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to see
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Boule (boul-)
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will, wish
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Brachion (brachi-)
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arm, upper arm; armlike process
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Brachys (brachy-)
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short
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Bradys (brady-)
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slow
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Brachia (brachi-)
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gills
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Bronchos (bronch-)
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windpipe, trachea
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Bryein (bry-)
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to be full, swell
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Chaite (chait-)
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hair
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Chasma (chasmat-)
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cleft, opening
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Cheilos (cheil-)
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lip
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Cheir (cheir-)
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hand
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Chiasma (chiast-)
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crossed, discussion
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Chloros (chlor-)
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green, yellowish green, yellow
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Chole (chol-)
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bile, gall; bitter anger
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Chondros (chondr-)
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granule; cartilage
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Chorde (chord-)
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gut-string, sinew, cord
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Choreia (chorei-)
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dancing; St. Vitus' dance
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Chorion (chori-)
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skin; the outmost membrane enveloping the fetus; tunic
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Chroa (chro-)
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surface of the body, skin; colour of the skin; colour
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Chronos (chron-)
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time
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Chrysos (chrys-)
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gold; yellow
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Chy- (che-)
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to pour
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Dakryon (dakry-)
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tear
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Daktylos (daktyl-)
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finger, toe
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Deein (de-)
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to tie
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Delta (delt-)
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a Greek letter, of triangular shape
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Demos (dem-)
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country, land; people of a country
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Dendron (dendr-)
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tree; branched structure
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Derma (dermat-)
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that stripped off; skin, hide
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Diaita (diait-)
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life, way of living
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Didymos (didym-)
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twofold, twin; one of two testes
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Diploos (diplo-)
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twofold, double
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Dipsa (dips-)
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thirst
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Diskos (disk-)
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disc
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Dolichos (dolich-)
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long
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Dosis (dos-)
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a giving; dose
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Dynamia (dynam-)
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power, active force
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Echein (ech-, sch-, isch-)
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to have, hold
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Eidos (eide-)
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that seen, form, shape
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Elektron (elektr-)
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amber, electricity
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Elytron (elytr-)
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cover, sheath; the vagina
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Emeein (eme-)
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to vomit
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Enema (enema-)
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a sending in
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Enteron (enter-)
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that within, the intestine
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Ergon (erg-)
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work, functioning
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Eros (erot-)
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love, lust
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Erythros (erythr-)
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red
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Ethmos (ethm-)
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sieve, strainer
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Ethnos (ethne-)
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race, nation
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Eurys (eury-)
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wide, broad
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Gala (galakt-)
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milk
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Gamos (gam-)
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marrige, wedlock
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Ganglion (gangli-)
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a mass of nerve cells; a small hard cyst of swelling
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Gaster (gastr-)
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belly, stomach
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Ge (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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Genys (geny-)
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jaw, cheek
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Geron (geront-)
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old man, old person
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Geusis (geus-)
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taste
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Glaukos (glauk-)
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gleaming; sea-green, green-ish blue, gray
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Glia (gli-)
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glue
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Glossa (gloss-, glott-)
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tongue
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Glykys (glyky-)
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sweet, sugar
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Gnathos (gnath-)
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jaw
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Gnoai (gno-)
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to know, to judge
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Gone (gon-)
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generation, semen, seed; offspring
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Gonia (goni-)
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corner, angle
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Gony (gon-, gonat-)
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knee, joint
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Graphein (graph-)
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to draw, to write, inscribe
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Gymnos (gymn-)
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naked
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Gyne (gynaik-)
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woman, pistil of flower
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Gyros (gyr-)
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circle, ring, turn
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Haima (haima-, haimat-)
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blood
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Hairein (hair-)
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to take, grasp
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Hals (hals-,hal-)
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salt
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Haploos (haplo-)
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single, simple
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Haptein (hapt-)
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to fasten, fasten upon
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Hed-; hid- (his-, hiz-)
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to sit, to cause to sit, to place
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Helios (heli-)
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sun
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Helix (helik-)
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something spiral shaped
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Helkos (helk-)
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sore, ulcer
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Helmins (helminth-)
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worm
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Hemera (hemer-)
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day
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Henai (he-)
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to send going, send, let go
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Hepar (hepat-)
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liver
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Herpes (herpet-)
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a creeping; spreading blisters
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Heteros (heter-)
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other, different from
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Hidros (hidrot-)
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sweat, persperation
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Histos (hist-)
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tissue, web
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Hodos (hod-)
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road, way, path
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Holos (hol-)
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whole, entire, all
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Homalos (homal-)
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even, level, flat
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Homos (hom-)
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like, the same as
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Hormon (hormon-)
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setting in motion, arousing
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Hyalos (hyal-)
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glass
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Hydor (hydat-)
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water, fluid
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Hydrops (hydrop-)
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dropsy
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Hygieia (hygiei-)
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health, soundness of mind or body
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Hygros (hygr-)
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wet, moist, fluid
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Hyle (hyl-)
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wood, matter
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Hymen (hymen-)
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skin, membrane of vagina
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Hyoeides (hyoeid-)
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like the upsilon, U-shaped, bone at the base of the tongue
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Hypnos (hypn-)
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sleep
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Hypsi (hypsi-)
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on high, aloft
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Hystera (hyster-)
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womb, uterus
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Iaesthai (ia-)
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to heal
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Ichthys (icthys-)
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fish
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Idea (ide-)
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apperance; mental impression, thought
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Idis (idi-)
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one's own, peculiar
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Ikteros (ikter-)
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jaundice
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Iris (iris-, irid-)
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the rainbow, coloured membrance of the eye
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Is (is-, in-)
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strength; muscle, fiber, tissue
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Ischion (ischi-)
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hip joint, hip
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Isos (is-)
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equal
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Isthmos (isthm-)
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a narrow neck or passage
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Kainos (kain-)
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new
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Kakos (kak-)
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bad, disordered, abnormal
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Kal(l)os (kal(l)-)
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beautiful
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Kalyx (kalyx-, kalyk-)
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covering, shell
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Kamptos (kampt-, kampylo-)
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bent
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Kardia (kardia-)
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heart
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Karkinos (karkin-)
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crab, cancer
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Karpos (karp-)
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the wrist; fruit, seed
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Karyon (kary-)
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nut, kernel, nucleus
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Katharthis (kathars-)
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a cleansing, emptying
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Kausos (kaus-, kaum-)
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burning, heat
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Kele (kel-)
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tumor, hernia
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Kenos (ken-)
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empty
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Kenteein (kente-)
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to goad, prick
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Kephale (kephal-)
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head
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Keras (keras-, kerat-)
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horn, horny tissue; cornea
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Kineein (kine-)
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to move
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Kirrhos (kirrh-)
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tawny, orange, yellow
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Klaein (kla-)
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to break, destroy
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Kleiein (klei-)
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to sheath, close
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Klinein (klin-)
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to bend, turn, slope; make recline, lean
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Klonos (klon-)
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confused motion, turmoil; muscular spasm
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Klyzein (klyz-, klyd-, klys-)
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to wash, wash out
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Koilia (koili-)
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cavity
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Koinos (koin-)
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common
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Kokkos (kokk-)
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berry, grain, seed; berry shaped bacteria
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Kokkyx (kokkyx-, kokkyg-)
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cuckko; a bone at the end of the spinal column said to resemble a cuckoos bill
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Koleos (kole-)
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sheath; the vagina
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Kolla (koll-)
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glue
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Kolon (kol-)
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lower part of the bowels, the colon
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Kolpos (kolp-)
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swollen out; bosom, vagina
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Kolyein (koly-)
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to check, hinder
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Koma (koma-, komat-)
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deep sleep, coma
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Kome (kom-)
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hair
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Konche (konch-)
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mussel, shell
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Kondylos (kondyl-)
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knuckle, joint
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Konis (koni-)
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dust
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Konos (kon-)
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pine cone, cone
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Kopros (kopr-)
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dung
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Kore (kor-)
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maiden, doll; pupil of the eye
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Kotyle (kotyl-)
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something hollow; socket; cup; a first leaf of a sporophyte
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Kranion (krani-)
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cranium, skull
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Krasis (kras-)
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a mxing, mixture; temperament
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Kreas (kreas-, kreat-)
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flesh; muscle tissue
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Krinein (krin-)
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to seperate; distinguish, decide; emit, secrete
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Krotos (krot-)
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a striking, beat; pulse-beat
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Kryos (kryos-, krym-)
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ice-cold, frost
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Kryptos (krypt-)
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hidden
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Kyanos (kyan-)
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dark blue
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Kyein (ky-)
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to swell, to be pregnant
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Kyklos (kykl-)
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circle, ring, wheel
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Kyma (kym-)
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a swell, a wave
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Kyste (kyst-)
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sac
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Kytos (kyt-)
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a hollow receptacle; cell
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Labein (lab-, lep-)
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to take, grasp, seize
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Labryinthos (labryinth-)
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a maze or system of intercommunicating passages; the internal ear
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Lalein (lal-)
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to talk, chat, speak
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Lampein (lamp-)
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to shine forth, flash
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Larynx (larynx-, laryng-)
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the organ of voiceat the upper part fo the trachea
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Leios (lei-)
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smooth
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Leipein (leip-, lip-)
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to leave, abandon; fail, neglect
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Lep-
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to take, grasp
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Lepis (lepis-, lepid-)
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scale, rind, flake
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Lepros (lepr-)
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scaly
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Leptynein (leptyn-)
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to make thin
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Lethe (leth-)
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oblivion, forgetfulness
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Leukos (leuk-)
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white
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Lexis (lex-, leg-)
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speech, word, phrase
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Lipos (lip-, lipar-)
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fat
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Lithos (lith-)
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stone
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Lobos (lob-)
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a pod, lobe
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Logos (log-)
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qord, speech; thought; reason; discourse
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Lophos (loph-)
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ridge, crest
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Lyein (ly-)
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to loosen, break up
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Lympha (lymph-)
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a body containing white cells, lymph
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Makros (makr-)
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long, large
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Malakos (malak-)
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soft
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Mania (mani-)
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madness, frenzy, enthusiasm
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Manos (man-)
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thin, rare; tension, pressure, density
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Massein (mass-)
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to knead; massage
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Mastix (mastix-, mastig-)
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whip, flagellum
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Mastos (mast-, maz-)
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breast
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Megas (megas-, megal-)
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large
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Meion (meion-)
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less, smaller
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Melas (melas-, melan-)
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black, dark
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Melos (melos-, mele-)
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limb
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Men (men-)
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month
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Meninx (meninx-, mening-)
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membrane; one of three membranes enveloping the brain and spinal cord
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Meros (meros-, mere-)
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part, segment
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Mesos (mes-)
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middle, intermediate
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Metra (metr-)
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womb, uterus
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Metron (metr-)
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measure, measuring instrument
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Mikros (mikr-)
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small
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Mimesis (mimes-, mimi-)
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imitation
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Mitos (mit-)
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thread
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Mnaesthai (mna-)
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to remember
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Monos (mon-)
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alone, single
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Moros (mor-)
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dull, sluggish, stupid
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Morphe (morph-)
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form, shape, figure
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Myein (my-)
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to close, shut
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Myelos (myel-)
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marrow; bone marrow; spinal cord
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Mykes (mykes, myket-)
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mushroom; fungus, mold
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Myrinx (myrinx-, myring-)
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a membrane, especailly the ear drum
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Myrmex (myrmex-, myrmec-)
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ant
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Mys (mys-, my-)
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mouse, muscle
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Myxa (myx-)
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slime; mucus
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Narke (nark-)
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numbness, stupor
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Naus (naus-, naut-, nausi-)
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ship; sailor; seasickness
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Nekros (nekr-)
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dead body; dead
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Nema (nema-, nemat-)
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thread
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Neos (ne-)
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new, young
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Nephele (nephel-, neph-)
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cloud, mist
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Nephros (nephr-)
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kidney
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Neuron (neur-)
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sinew, tendon, nerve
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Nomos (nom-)
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law, ordering
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Noos (no-, nous-)
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mind
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Nosos (nos-)
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sickness, disease
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Nyx (nyx-, nykt-)
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night
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Odous (odous-, odont-)
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tooth
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Odyne (odyn-)
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pain
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Oidema (oidema-, oidemat-)
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a swelling
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Oikos (oik-)
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house, dwelling
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Oistros (oistr-)
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gadfly; sexula desire, breeding period
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Oisophagos (oisophag-)
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esophagus, the gullet
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Oligo (olig-
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few, small, scanty
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Omos (om-)
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shoulder
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Omphalos (omphal-)
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the navel
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Onkos (onk-)
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bulk, mass, tumor
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Onoma (onoma-, onomat-)
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name
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Onyx (onyx-, onych-)
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nail of a finger or toe; claw; hoof
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Oon (o-)
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egg, ovum
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Op- (ops-)
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too see
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Opthalmos (opthalm-)
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eye
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Opisthen (opisth-)
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behind, at the back, backward
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Optikos (optik-)
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pertaining to vision or the eye
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Orchis (orchis, orchid-)
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testis, testicle; a plant
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Orexis (orex-)
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a reaching after; desire; appetite
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Organon (organ-)
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something that does work; instrument, tool; organ of the body
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Ornis (ornis-, ornith-)
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bird
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Orthos (orth-)
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straight; correct, normal
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Osme (osm-, osphres-)
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smell, sense of smell
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Osmos (osm-)
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thrusting, pushing
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Osteon (oste-)
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bone
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Oule (oul-)
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scar
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Oulon (oul-)
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the gum
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Oura (our-)
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tail
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Ouranos (ouran-)
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sky, heaven; the palate
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Ouron (our-, ouret-)
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urine; one of the ducts carrying urine
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Ous (ous-, ot-)
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ear
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Oxys (oxy-)
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sharp, swift, quick, sour, acid
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Pachys (pachy-, pachyl-)
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thick
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Pais (pais-, paid-)
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child
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Palaios (palai-)
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old, ancient
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Palin (palin-)
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again, back
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Paresis (pares-)
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a letting go; paralysis
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Pas (pas-, pantos-, pan-)
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all, entire
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Pathein (pathe-)
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to be affected, experience, suffer
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Peg- (peg-, pag-)
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to make fast, fix, fasten
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Pella (pell-, pelyx, pelyk-)
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bowl; pelvis
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Penia (peni-)
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poverty, need, deficiency
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Peptein (pept-)
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to make soft, cook, digest
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Petalon (peta-)
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leaf
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Petra (petr-)
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rock, crag
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Phagein (phag-)
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to eat, devour
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Phainein (phain-)
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to bring to light, show;
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Phalanx (phalanx-, phalang-)
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line of soldiers, bone between joints of fingers
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Phanai (phan-)
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to speak, speech
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Pharmakon (pharmak-)
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drug, medicine, remedy; posion
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Pharynx (pharynx-, pharyng-)
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through, pharynx
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Pherein (pher-)
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to bear, carry
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Philein (phil-)
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to love
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Phlegein (phleg-)
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to burn, become hot
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Phleps (phleps-, phleb-)
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vein
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Phobos (phob-)
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fear, flight
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Phone (phon-)
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voice, sound
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Phoros (phor-)
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bearing, carrying, bringing
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Phos (phos-, phot-)
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light
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Phrasis (phras-)
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speech, expression
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Phrassein (phrass-, phrak-, phrax-)
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to fence in, block up
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Phroneein (phrone-)
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to think, understand
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Phthiein (phthi-, phthin-)
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to decline, waste away, decay
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Phyein (phy-)
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to be nature, grow, arise
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Phylassein (phylass-, phylak-, phylax-)
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to guard, protect, make immune
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Phyllon (phyll-)
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leaf
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Phylon (phyl-)
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race, tribe; a primary division of the animal or vegetable
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Piezein (piez-)
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to press
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Plagios (plagi-)
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oblique, aslant
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Planos (plan-, plankt-)
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wandering
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Plassein (plass-, plast, plasm-)
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to form, mold; fluid portion of blood
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Platys (platy-)
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broad, flat
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Pleg-
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to strike, hit, smite
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Plessin (pleg-, plek-, plex-)
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to strike, hit, smite
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Pleura (pleur-)
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rib, side
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-ploos (-plo)
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folded
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Pneein (pneu-)
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to blow, breathe
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Pneumon (pneum-)
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lung
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Poieein (poie-)
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to make, produce
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Polios (poli-)
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gray
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Polos (pol-)
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pivot, hinge, axis
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Polys (polys-)
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much, many, more than usual
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Poros (por-)
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passage, pore
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Porphyra (porphyr-)
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purple, red
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Pous (pous-, pod-)
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foot, stalk
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Pragma (pragma-, pragmat-)
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a thing done, deed
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Presbys (presby-, presbyt-)
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an old person
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Proktos (prokt-)
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the anus
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Protos (prot-)
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first, primitive, simple
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Pseudes (pseudes-, pseude-)
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false, imaginary
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Psilos (psil-)
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bare, smooth, thin
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Psora (psor-)
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itch, scab, mange
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Psyche (psych-)
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breath of life; spirit, soul; mind
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Psychros (psychr-)
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cold
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Pteron (pter-)
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feather, wing
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Ptosis (ptos-)
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a falling
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Ptyein (pty-)
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to spit
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Pyelos (pyel-)
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basin, trough; the pelvis
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Pyge (pyg-)
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rump, buttocks
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Pyknos (pykn-)
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close, frequent, thick, dense
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Pyle (pyl-)
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gate, entrance
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Pyon (py-)
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pus
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Pyr (pyr-, pyret-)
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fire, heat, fever
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Rhachis (rhach-)
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the spine, a ridge
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Rhag-
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to break, burst
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Rhaptein (rhapt-)
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to sew, stitch
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Rheein (rhe-, rheuma-, rheumat-)
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to flow, stream, current
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Rhis (rhis-, rhin-)
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nose
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Rhiza (rhiz-)
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root; nerve root
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Rhodon (rhod-)
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rose; red, purple
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Rhynchose (rhynch-)
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beak, snout
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Rhythm-
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rhythm, measure
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Sakcharon (sakchar-)
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sugar
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Salphinx (salphinx-, salping-)
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trumpet; tube; Fallopian or Eustachian tube
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Sapros (sapr-)
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decayed, rotten
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Sarx (sarx-, sark-)
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flesh
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Saur-
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lizard
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Schizein (schiz-, schist-)
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to splie, cleave
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Seiein (sei-, seis-)
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to shake
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Sema (sema-, semat-, semei-)
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mark, sign, token
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Sepalon (sepal-)
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a segment of the calyx
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Sepsis (seps-, septik-)
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rotting, putrefaction
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Sialon (sial-)
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saliva
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Sideros (sider-)
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iron
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Siphon (siphon-)
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tube, pipe
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Sitos (sit-, siti-)
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grain, food, bread
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Skeletos (skelet-)
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dried, dried body, skeleton
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Skelos (skel-)
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leg
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Skirrhos (skirrh-)
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hard coat or covering
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Skleros (skler-)
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hard
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Skopeein (skope-)
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to look at, view
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Soma (soma-, somat-)
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body
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Spaein (spa-, spas-)
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to draw, rend, wrench
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Speira (speir-)
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a coil, twist, winding
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Sperma (sperma-, spermat-)
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that which s sown, see; germ, semen, sperm
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Sphaira (sphair-)
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sphere, ball, globe
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Sphen (sphen-)
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wedge, wedge-shaped bone @ base of skull
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Sphyzein (sphyz-)
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to throb, beat
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Splanchnon (splanchn-)
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a viscus, entrail
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Splen (splen-)
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the spleen
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Spondylos (spondyl-)
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a vertebra
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Spora (spor-)
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a sowing; seed; offspring
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Sta- (sta-, ste-)
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to cause to stand, set, fix
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Stal- (stal-, stol-)
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to send; bring together; contract
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Staphyle (staphyl-)
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bunch of grapes; uvula
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Staxis (stax-)
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a falling drop by drop, dripping, oozing
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Stear (stear-, steat-)
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fat, tallow
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Stenos (sten-)
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narrow
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Stereos (stere-)
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solid
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Sternon (stern-)
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chest, breast; breastbone
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Stethos (steth-)
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chest, breat
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Sthenos (sthen-)
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strength
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Stichos (stich-)
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row, file, arrangement
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Stizein (stiz-, stig-, stix-)
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to prick, puncture, to brand
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Stoma (stoma-, stomat-)
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mounth, an outletm opening
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Strephein (streph-)
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to turn, twist
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Stylos
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pillar, peg; slender projection from temporal bone
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Stypsis (styps-)
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a drawing together
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Syrinx (syrinx-, syring-)
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a shepard's pipe; pipe, tube; fistula; syringe
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Tachys (tachy-)
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swift, quick, rapid
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Tarsos (tars-)
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frame of wicker-work; flat of the foot
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Taxis (tax-)
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arrangement
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Techne (techn-)
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art, skill, craft
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Teinein (tein-, tan-, ten-)
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to stretch, strain
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Tele (tele-)
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far off, at a distance
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Telos (telos-, tele-)
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fulfilment, completion; end
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Tenon (tenon-, tenont-)
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sinew, tendon
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Teras (teras-, terat-)
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a marvel; a monster; fetal monster
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Thalamos (thalam-)
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inner room, chamber; anterior portion of the brain stem
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Thallos (thall-)
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young shoot
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Thanatos (thanat-)
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death
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Theke (thek-)
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sheath, cover, case
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Thele (thel-)
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nipple; nipple-like protruberance
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Thenai (the-)
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to put, place, set down
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Therapeuein (therapeu-)
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to be a servant to, to take care of; to heal, treat medically
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Thermos (therm-)
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hot, warm
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Thorax (thorax-, thorak-)
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breatplate, chest
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Thrix (thrix-, thich-)
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hair
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Thrombos (thromb-)
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a thickening; clot
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Thymos (thym-)
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breath, spirit, soul, mind
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Thyreos (thyre-)
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a shield in the shape of a door
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Tokos (tok-)
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a brining forth, childbrith
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Tomos (tom-)
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cutting
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Tonos (ton-)
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stretching, tension, tonicity, vigor
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Topos (top-)
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place, region, spot
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Toxon (tox-, toxik-)
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a bow, bow and arrows; poison
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Trachelos (trachel-)
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neck, throat, cervix
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Trachys (trach-, trachei-)
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rough
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Trauma (trauma-, traumat-)
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wound, injury
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Treama (trem-, tremat-)
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bored, a hole
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Trepein (trep-)
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to turn, bend
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Trephein (treph-, threps-)
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to nourish
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Tribein (trib-, trips-)
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to rub, crush
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Tricho-
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hair
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Trochein (troch-)
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to run
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Trope (trop-)
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a turning, attraction, afinity for
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Trophe (troph-)
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nourishment
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Tryein (try-)
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to rub down, digest
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Tympanon (typan-)
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a drum, ear-drum
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Typhein (typh-)
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to raise smoke, to smoulder, to conceal
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Typhlos (typhl-)
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blind; the caecum
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Typtein (typt-)
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to beat, to strike
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Xanthos (xanth-)
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yellow
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Xenos (xen-)
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foreign, stranger, host, guest
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Xeros (xer-)
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dry
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Xiphos (xiph-)
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sword
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Xylon (xyl-)
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wood
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Zeein (ze-)
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to boil, bubble up
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Zone (zon-)
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girdle, belt; zone
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zoon (zo-)
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something living; an animal
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Zygon (zyg-)
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yoke, crossbar
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Zyme (zym-)
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that which causes a seething, a ferment; leaven
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Dromos (drom-)
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a running, course
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