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61 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 |
A 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) |
Noun-forming suffix State, condition |
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-ema |
Noun-forming suffix State, condition |
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-emat |
Combining form of nouns ending in -ema State, condition |
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-esis |
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 Indicates a particular science or study; Science or study of |
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-ism |
Noun-forming suffix State, condition, quality |
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-ismus |
Noun-forming suffix State, condition, muscular spasm |
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-oid, (rarely) -ode, -id |
Both noun and adjective forming suffix Indicates a particular shape, form, or resemblance; like, resembling |
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-oma |
Noun-forming suffix Usually tumor; occasionally disease |
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-omat, plural is -omata |
Combining form of nouns ending in -oma Usually tumor; occasionally disease |
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-ose |
Latin-derived adjectival suffix Used to form names of chemical substances; full of, resembling |
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-ous |
Latin-derived adjectival suffix Pertaining to, characterized by, full of |
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-us |
Latin Noun-forming ending Condition, person (sometimes a malformed fetus) |
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-ize |
Greek-derived verb forming suffix 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 substance |
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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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Chole(e)- |
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 Spleem |
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Stom-, Stomat- |
Combining form Mouth, Opening |