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amphi, ampho,
Prefix

on both sides, around, both
ana
Prefix

up, back, against
apo
Prefix

away from
cata, cat (before a vowel or h)
Prefix

downward, disordered
dia, di (before a vowel)
Prefix

through, across, apart
eso
Prefix

within, inner, inward
eu
Prefix

good, normal, healthy
heter, hetero
Prefix

different, other, relationship to another
homo, homeo
prefix

same, likeliness
meta, met (before a vowel or h)
prefix

change, transformation, after, behind
para, par (before a vowel)
prefix

alongside, around, abnormal, beyond
pro
prefix

before
pros, prostin
prefix

in place of
al
adjective forming suffix

a latin-derived pertaining to, located in
ase
noun forming suffix

forms names of enzymes
asia, asis (rare)
abstract noun forming suffix

state, condition
ema
abstract noun forming suffix

state condition
esis
abstract noun forming suffix

state condition, procedure
etic
adjective forming suffix

pertaining to
ics, tics
noun forming suffix

indicating a particular science or study science or study of
ism
abstract noun forming suffix

state, condition, quality
ismus
abstract noun forming suffix

state, condition, muscular
-oid, (rarely) ode, id
adjective and noun forming suffix

indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance: like resembling
oma
abstract noun forming suffix

usually tumor, occasionally disease.
The combining form of nouns ending in -oma is -omat plural omata
ose
adjective forming suffix

a Latin-derived also used to form names of chem substances: full of, resembling
ous
adjective forming suffix

a latin-derived pertaining to, characterized by, full of
tics
noun forming suffix

see: ics
(ics-forms nouns indicating a particular science or study science or study of)
us
noun forming suffix

Latin-noun forming ending: condition, person (sometimes a malformed fetus)
ize
verb forming suffix

a commonly used Greek derived suffix that means to make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in
ate
suffix used to form names of chemical substances
ide
suffix used to form names of chemical substances
ite
suffix used to form names of chemical substances
one
suffix used to form names of chemical substances
acr
combining form

(highest point) extremities (hands and feet)
ambly
combining form

dull faint
carcin
combining form

carcinoma, cancer
cel
combining form

hernia, tumor, swelling
cheir, chir
combining form

hand
chol(e)
combining form

bile, gall
cyan
combining form

blue
cyst(i) cytstis
combining form

bladder, cyst
diplo
combining form

double twin
enter
combining form

(small) intestine
erg
combining form

action, work
gastr
combining form

stomach
hem, hemat, em
combining form

blood
hepar, hepat
combining form

liver
lip
combining form

fat
macr
combining form

(abnormally) large or long
mega, megal
combining form

(abnormally) large or long
melan
combining form

dark, black
micr
combining form

(abnormally) small
nyct
combining form

night
odyn
combining form

pain
onc
combining form

tumor
pachy
combining form

thick
pseud
combining form

false
py
combining form

pus
sarc
combining form

flesh, soft tissue
spasm
combining form

spasm, involuntary muscle contraction
splen
combining form

spleen
stom, somat
combining form

mouth, opening
derma
nominative singular noun

the skin
hepar
nominative singular noun

the liver
meninx
nominative singular noun

one of the coverings of the brain and spinal cord
soma
nominative singular noun

the body