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amphi- (ampho)

prefix


on both sides, around, both

ana-

prefix


up, back, against



apo-

prefix


away from

cata-

prefix


(cat before a vowel or h)


downward, disordered

dia-

prefix


(di before a vowel)


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, likeness

meta-

prefix


(met before a vowel or h)


change, transformation, after, behind

para-

prefix


(often par before a vowel)


alongside, around, abnormal, beyond

pro-

prefix


before

pros- (prosth)

prefix


in place of

-al

Latin derived


adj forming suffix


pertaining to, located in

-ase

noun-forming suffix


forms names of enzymes

-asia

noun forming suffix


stat condition


(asis - rare)

-ema

noun forming suffix


state, condition

-esis

noun forming suffix


state, condition, procedure

-etic

adj forming suffix


(can form nouns --> -esis)


pertaining to

-ics (tics)

noun forming suffix


science of study of

-ism

noun forming suffix


state, condition, quality

-ismus

noun forming suffix


conidition, state, muscular spasm

-oid (-ode, -id)

noun/adj forming suffix


indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance


like, resembling

-oma

noun forming suffix


usually tumor


occasionally disease


oma + omat pleural form is omata

-ose

latin derived


adj forming suffix


full of, resembling

-ous

latin derived


adj forming suffix


pertaining to, characterized by, full of

-us

latin


noun forming suffix


condition, person

-ize

greek derived


verb forming suffix


to make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in

suffixes used to form chemical substances

ate


ide


ite


one

words containing


coli


cysti


cholecyst


usually refer to

coli - colon bacillus


cysti - urinary bladder


cholecyst - gallbladder

acr-

combining form


[highest part] extremities (particularly hands and feet)

ambly-

combining form


dull, faint

carcin-

combining form


[crab] carcinoma, cancer

-cel-

combining form


hernia, tumor, swelling

cheir- (chir-)

combining form


hand

chol(e)-

combining form


bile, gall

col(i)- (colon-)

combining form


colon

cyan-

combining form


blue

cyst(i)- (-cystis)

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 muscular contraction

splen-

combining form


spleen

stom- (stomat-)

combining form


mouth, opening