Latin Nouns And Adjectives

Front 1

ab-, abs- before c and t

Back 1

prefix

away from

Front 2

ad-, (ac- before c, af- before f, ag- before g, al- before 1, an- before n, ap- before p, as- before s, a- before sp, at - before t )

Back 2

prefix

to, toward

Front 3

ambi-

Back 3

prefix

both

Front 4

ante-

Back 4

prefix

before, forward

Front 5

bi- (bin-, bis-)

Back 5

prefix

two, twice, double, both

Front 6

circum-

Back 6

prefix

around

Front 7

con- (co- before h, col- before l, com- before e, m, and p, cor- before r)

Back 7

prefix

together, with; thoroughly, very

Front 8

contra-

Back 8

prefix

against, opposite

Front 9

de-

Back 9

prefix

down, away from, absent

Front 10

dis- (di- before g,v, and usually l, dif- before f)

Back 10

prefix

apart, away

Front 11

ex- 9e- before certain consanents, ef- before f)

Back 11

prefix

out of, away from

Front 12

extra- (rarely extro-)

Back 12

prefix

on the outside, beyond

Front 13

1. in- (il- before l; im- before m, b, and p; ir- before r)

Back 13

prefix

in, into

Front 14

2. in- (il- before l; im- before m, b, and p; ir- before r)

Back 14

prefix

not

Front 15

3. in- (il- before l; im- before m, b, and p; ir- before r)

Back 15

prefix

very, thoroughly

Front 16

infra-

Back 16

prefix

beneath

Front 17

inter-

Back 17

prefix

between

Front 18

intra- (rarely intro)

Back 18

prefix

within

Front 19

non-

Back 19

adverb ( shown as a prefix)

not

Front 20

mult- (often multi-)

Back 20

prefix

many, much,a ffecting many parts

Front 21

ob- (oc- before c; op- before p)

Back 21

prefix

against, toward; very, thoroughly

Front 22

per- (pel- before l)

Back 22

prefix

through; very, thoroughly

Front 23

post-

Back 23

prefix

after, following, behind

Front 24

pre-

Back 24

prefix

before, in front of

Front 25

pro-

Back 25

prefix

forward, in front

Front 26

re-

Back 26

prefix

back, again

Front 27

retro-

Back 27

prefix

backward, in back, behind

Front 28

se-

Back 28

prefix

apart, away from

Front 29

semi-

Back 29

prefix

half

Front 30

sub- (suf- before f; sup- before p)

Back 30

prefix

under

Front 31

super- (often supra-)

Back 31

prefix

over, above, excess

Front 32

trans-

Back 32

prefix

across, through

Front 33

ultra-

Back 33

prefix

beyond, excess

Front 34

uni-

Back 34

combining form/prefix

one

Front 35

bi-, bin-, bis-

Back 35

combining form/prefix

two, twice, double, both

Front 36

tri

Back 36

combining form/prefix

three

Front 37

quadr-

Back 37

combining form/prefix

four

Front 38

quint-

Back 38

combining form/prefix

five, fifth

Front 39

sex-, sext-

Back 39

combining form/prefix

six, sixth

Front 40

sept-

Back 40

combining form/prefix

seven

Front 41

oct-, octa-

Back 41

combining form/prefix

eight

Front 42

non-

Back 42

combining form/prefix

nine

Front 43

dec-, deca-

Back 43

combining form/prefix

ten, one-tenth

Front 44

-an

Back 44

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to, located in

Front 45

-ar

Back 45

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to, located in

Front 46

-arium

Back 46

noun forming suffix

denotes a place for something

Front 47

-ary

Back 47

noun forming suffix

denotes a place for something

Front 48

-ary

Back 48

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to

Front 49

-ate

Back 49

adjective forming suffix

having the form of, possesing

Front 50

-ia

Back 50

noun forming suffix

Front 51

-ian

Back 51

noun forming suffix

an expert in a field

Front 52

-ic

Back 52

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to

Front 53

-id

Back 53

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to

Front 54

-ile

Back 54

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to, capable of

Front 55

-ine

Back 55

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to, located in

Front 56

-ive

Back 56

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to

Front 57

-lent

Back 57

adjective forming suffix

full of

Front 58

-ose

Back 58

adjective forming suffix

full of

Front 59

-ous

Back 59

adjective forming suffix

full of

Front 60

-ty

Back 60

noun forming suffix

Front 61

-y

Back 61

noun forming suffix

forms abstract nouns

Front 62

-ad

Back 62

english suffix

forms adverbs from nouns

indicate a direction towards a part of the body

Front 63

-cle

Back 63

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 64

-ella

Back 64

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 65

-il

Back 65

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 66

-ola

Back 66

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 67

-ule

Back 67

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 68

-culus

Back 68

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 69

-ellum

Back 69

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 70

-illa

Back 70

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 71

-olus

Back 71

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 72

-ulus

Back 72

diminuative suffix, express the idea of smallness, characterized by the presence of a single or double L

Front 73

usually i, sometimes o or u

Back 73

connecting vowels

Front 74

-al

Back 74

adjective forming suffix

pertaining to

Front 75

rubella, roseola

Back 75

new latin formations from latin adjectives of the 1st and 2nd declension

Front 76

variola, varicella

Back 76

similar formation to rubella and roseola

Front 77

Suffixes

Back 77

there can be more than one suffix......Greek and Latin CAN be mixed in a single term....adipostitis, periocular.
These words are known as hybrids

Front 78

hybrida

Back 78

the son of a freeman amd a slave, or one born of a roman father and a foreign mother

Front 79

medulla oblongata

Back 79

many medical terms are expressed in their original latin forms

Front 80

abdomin-

Back 80

combining form

belly, abdomen

Front 81

adip-

Back 81

combining form

fat

Front 82

aur-

Back 82

combining form

ear

Front 83

bacill-

Back 83

combining form

[rod, staff] bacillus

Front 84

calc-

Back 84

combining form

stone, calcium, lime (salts)

Front 85

calor-

Back 85

combining form

heat, energy

Front 86

capit-

Back 86

combining form

head

Front 87

cerebr-

Back 87

combining form

brain

Front 88

cost-

Back 88

combining form

rib

Front 89

dent-

Back 89

combining form

tooth

Front 90

dors

Back 90

combining form

back (of the body)

Front 91

extern-

Back 91

combining form

outer

Front 92

fibr-

Back 92

combining form

fiber, filament

Front 93

fistul-

Back 93

combining form

fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body

Front 94

frig-, frigor-

Back 94

combining form

cold

Front 95

insul-

Back 95

combining form

island ***

Front 96

intern-

Back 96

combining form

inner

Front 97

meat-

Back 97

combining form

passage, opening, meatus

Front 98

nas-

Back 98

combining form

nose

Front 99

pur-

Back 99

combining form

pus

Front 100

radic, rad, radix

Back 100

combining form

root

Front 101

ren-

Back 101

combining form

kidney

Front 102

sangui(n)-

Back 102

combining form

blood

Front 103

son-

Back 103

combining form

sound

Front 104

synov-

Back 104

combining form

sysnovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac

Front 105

tub-

Back 105

combining form

[trumpet] tube

Front 106

tuss-

Back 106

combining form cough

Front 107

vacc-

Back 107

combining form

cow

Front 108

vaccin-

Back 108

combining form

vaccine

Front 109

vir-, virus-

Back 109

combining form

[poison, venom] virus

Front 110

viscer-

Back 110

combining form

internal organs

Front 111

chancre

Back 111

veneral ulcer, the first outward manifestation of syphillus

Front 112

insulin

Back 112

name comes from the islets if langerhans, cell clusters in the pancreas

Front 113

hyperglycemia

Back 113

characteristic of sugar diabetes (diabetes mellitus)

Front 114

vacca and vaccine

Back 114

come from latin cow.....because cowpox immunized humans against smallpox

Front 115

bursa

Back 115

first found in medival latin
means leather bag or sack

Front 116

bursa mucosa

Back 116

sac or cavity found in connective tissue and containing synovial fluid

Front 117

occiput

Back 117

means back of the head

Front 118

sinciput

Back 118

fore and upper part of the cranium, or the upper half of the skull

Front 119

biceps

Back 119

two headed

Front 120

triceps

Back 120

three headed