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60 Cards in this Set
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amphi- ampho- |
prefix on both sides, around, both |
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ana- |
prefix up, back, against |
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apo- |
prefix away from |
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cata- (cat- before a vowel or h) |
prefix downward, disordered |
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dia- (di- before a vowel) |
prefix through, across, apart |
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eso- |
prefix within, inner, inward |
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eu- |
prefix good, normal, healthy |
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heter-, hetero- |
prefix different, other, relationship to another |
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homo-, homeo- |
prefix same, likeness |
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meta- (met- before a vowel or h) |
prefix change, transformation, after, behind |
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para- (often par- before a vowel) |
prefix alongside, around, abnormal, beyond |
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pro- |
prefix before |
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pros-, prosth- |
prefix in place of |
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-al |
Latin-derived adjectival suffix pertaining to, located in |
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-ase |
suffix forms names of enzymes |
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-asia, -asis (rare) |
abstract noun forming suffix state, condition |
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-ema |
abstract noun forming suffix state, condition The combining form of nouns ending in -ema is -emat- |
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-esis |
abstract noun forming suffix state, condition, procedure |
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-etic |
adjective forming suffix, often from nouns ending in -esis pertaining to |
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-ics, -tics |
noun forming suffix indicating a particular science or study science or study of |
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-ism |
abstract noun forming suffix state, condition, quality |
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-ismus |
abstract noun forming suffix state, condition; muscular spasm |
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-oid, (rarely) -ode, -id |
noun forming suffix indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance like, resembling |
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-oid, (rarely) -ode, -id |
adjective forming suffix indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance like, resembling |
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-oma |
abstract noun forming suffix: usually tumor; occasionally disease. The combining form of nouns ending in -oma is -omat; the plural often is -omata |
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-ose |
a Latin derived adjectival suffix; also used to form names of chemical substances full of, resembling |
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-ous |
a Latin derived adjectival suffix pertaining to, characterized by, full of |
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-us |
a Latin noun forming suffix condition, person (sometimes a malformed fetus) |
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-ize |
a commonly used Greek-derived suffix that means "to make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in" |
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-ate -ide -ite -one |
suffixes used to form names of chemical substances |
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ACR- |
combining form [highest point] extremities (particularly the hands and feet) |
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AMBLY- |
combining form dull, faint |
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CARCIN- |
combining form [crab] carcinoma, cancer |
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-CEL-* |
combining form hernia, tumor, swelling |
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CHEIR-, CHIR- |
combining form hand |
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CHOL(ECYST)- |
combining form bile, gall |
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COL(I)-, COLON- |
combining form colon |
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CYAN- |
combining form blue |
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CYST(I)-, CYSTIS- |
combining form bladder, cyst |
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DIPLO- |
combining form double, twin |
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ENTER- |
combining form (small) intestine |
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ERG- |
combining form action, work |
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GASTR- |
combining form stomach |
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HEM-, HEMAT-, -EM- |
combining form blood |
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HEPAR-, HEPAT- |
combining form liver |
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LIP- |
combining form fat |
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MACR- |
combining form (abnormally) large or long |
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MEGA-, MEGAL- |
combining form (abnormally) large or long |
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MELAN- |
combining form dark, black |
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MICR- |
combining form (abnormally) small |
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NYCT- |
combining form night |
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ODYN- |
combining form pain |
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ONC- |
combining form tumor |
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PACHY- |
combining form thick |
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PSEUD- |
combining form false |
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PY- |
combining form pus |
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SARC- |
combining form flesh, soft tissue |
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SPASM- |
combining form spasm, involuntary muscular contraction |
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SPLEN- |
combining form spleen |
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STOM-, STOMAT- |
combining form mouth, opening |