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arachn-
combining form of Greek arachne meaning: spider; web; arachnoid membrane
chlor-
combining form of Greek chloros meaning green
chondr-
combining form of Greek chondros meaning cartilage
dactyl-
combining form of Greek daktylos meaning finer or toe
derm(at)- or derma-
combining form of Greek derma/dermatos meaning skin
(h)elc-
combining form of Greek helkos meaning ulcer
hidr(ot)-/ -idr-
combining form of Greek hidros or hidrotos meaning sweat
hist(i)-
combining form of Greek histos meaning web or tissue
hydr-
combining form of the Greek hydor or hydatos meaning water or fluid
hypn-
combining form of the Greek hypnos meaning sleep
icter-
combining form of the Greek word iketros meaning jaundice
in-, inos-
combining form of the Greek is or inos, meaning fiber or muscle
is-
combining form of the Greek word isos meaning equal, same, similar, or alike
mening-, -meninx
combining form of Greek word meninx or meningos meaning meaningeal membrane or meninges
my(s)-
combining form of the Greek word mys or myos, meaning [mouse] muscle
myc(et)-
combining form of the Greek word mykes or myketos meaning [mushroom] fungus
myel-
combining form of Greek myelos meaning bone marrow or spinal cord
narc-
combining form of Greek word narke meaning stupor or numbness
necr-
combining form of Greek word nekros meaning, dead or corpse
olig-
combining form of Greek word oligos meaning few or deficient
onych-
combining form of Greek word onyx or onychos meaning fingernail or toenail
pod-
combining form of Greek word pous or podus meaning foot
poli-
combining form of Greek word polios meaning gray matter of the brain and spinal cord
poly-
combining form of Greek word polys meaning many or excessive
por-
combining form of Greek word poros meaning passage, opening, duct, pore, or cavity
psych-
combining form of greek word psyche meaning mind or soul
som(at)-, -soma
combining form of Greek word soma or somatos meaning body
sthen-
combining form of Greek word sthenos meaning strength
trachel-
combining form of Greek word trachelos meaning neck or cervix
xanth-
combining form of Greek word xanthos meaning yellow