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66 Cards in this Set
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amphi, ampho,
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Prefix
on both sides, around, both |
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ana
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Prefix
up, back, against |
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apo
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Prefix
away from |
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cata, cat (before a vowel or h)
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Prefix
downward, disordered |
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dia, di (before a vowel)
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Prefix
through, across, apart |
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eso
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Prefix
within, inner, inward |
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eu
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Prefix
good, normal, healthy |
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heter, hetero
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Prefix
different, other, relationship to another |
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homo, homeo
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prefix
same, likeliness |
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meta, met (before a vowel or h)
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prefix
change, transformation, after, behind |
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para, par (before a vowel)
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prefix
alongside, around, abnormal, beyond |
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pro
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prefix
before |
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pros, prostin
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prefix
in place of |
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al
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adjective forming suffix
a latin-derived pertaining to, located in |
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ase
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noun forming suffix
forms names of enzymes |
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asia, asis (rare)
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abstract noun forming suffix
state, condition |
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ema
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abstract noun forming suffix
state condition |
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esis
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abstract noun forming suffix
state condition, procedure |
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etic
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adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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ics, tics
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noun forming suffix
indicating a particular science or study science or study of |
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ism
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abstract noun forming suffix
state, condition, quality |
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ismus
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abstract noun forming suffix
state, condition, muscular |
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-oid, (rarely) ode, id
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adjective and noun forming suffix
indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance: like resembling |
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oma
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abstract noun forming suffix
usually tumor, occasionally disease. The combining form of nouns ending in -oma is -omat plural omata |
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ose
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adjective forming suffix
a Latin-derived also used to form names of chem substances: full of, resembling |
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ous
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adjective forming suffix
a latin-derived pertaining to, characterized by, full of |
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tics
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noun forming suffix
see: ics (ics-forms nouns indicating a particular science or study science or study of) |
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us
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noun forming suffix
Latin-noun forming ending: condition, person (sometimes a malformed fetus) |
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ize
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verb forming suffix
a commonly used Greek derived suffix that means to make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in |
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ate
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suffix used to form names of chemical substances
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ide
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suffix used to form names of chemical substances
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ite
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suffix used to form names of chemical substances
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one
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suffix used to form names of chemical substances
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acr
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combining form
(highest point) extremities (hands and feet) |
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ambly
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combining form
dull faint |
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carcin
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combining form
carcinoma, cancer |
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cel
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combining form
hernia, tumor, swelling |
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cheir, chir
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combining form
hand |
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chol(e)
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combining form
bile, gall |
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cyan
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combining form
blue |
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cyst(i) cytstis
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combining form
bladder, cyst |
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diplo
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combining form
double twin |
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enter
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combining form
(small) intestine |
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erg
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combining form
action, work |
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gastr
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combining form
stomach |
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hem, hemat, em
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combining form
blood |
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hepar, hepat
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combining form
liver |
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lip
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combining form
fat |
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macr
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combining form
(abnormally) large or long |
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mega, megal
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combining form
(abnormally) large or long |
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melan
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combining form
dark, black |
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micr
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combining form
(abnormally) small |
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nyct
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combining form
night |
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odyn
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combining form
pain |
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onc
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combining form
tumor |
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pachy
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combining form
thick |
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pseud
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combining form
false |
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py
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combining form
pus |
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sarc
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combining form
flesh, soft tissue |
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spasm
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combining form
spasm, involuntary muscle contraction |
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splen
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combining form
spleen |
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stom, somat
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combining form
mouth, opening |
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derma
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nominative singular noun
the skin |
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hepar
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nominative singular noun
the liver |
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meninx
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nominative singular noun
one of the coverings of the brain and spinal cord |
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soma
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nominative singular noun
the body |