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Aut-

Combining Form:




self

Crin-

Combining Form:




[separate] secrete, secretion



Esthe(s)-

Combining Form:




sensation, sensitivity, sense

Gen(e)-


-gen

Combining Form:




come into being; produce

Gram-

Combining Form:




[something written] a record

Graph-

Combining Form:




write, record

Itar-

Combining Form:




healer, physician; treatment

Idi-

Combining Form:




of one's self

Kine-

Combining Form:




move

Kines(i)-

Combining Form:




movement, motion

Ly(s)-

Combining Form:




destroy, break down

Myx-

Combining Form:




mucus

Orth-

Combining Form:




straight, erect; normal

Ot-

Combining Form:




ear

Path-

Combining Form:




[suffering] disease

Phil-

Combining Form:




love; having an affinity for

Pt-

Combining Form:




fall, sag, drop, prolapse

Pyr-

Combining Form:




[fire] fever, burning

Pyret-

Combining Form:




fever

Pyrex-

Combining Form:




be feverish

Rhe-

Combining Form:




[run] flow, secrete

Rhag-

Combining Form:




[burst forth] flow profusely, hemorrhage

Rhex-

Combining Form:




rupture

Rhin-

Combining Form:




nose

Scop-

Combining Form:




look at, examine

Sep-

Combining Form:




[be putrid] be infected

Ta-

Combining Form:




stretching

Tel-

Combining Form:




end, completion

Ten-


Tenon(t)-


(plural)

Combining Form:




tendon

Therap(eu)-

Combining Form:




treat medically, heal

Tom-

Combining Form:




a cutting, slice, incision

Ton-

Combining Form:




[a stretching] (muscular) tone, tension

-ectasia


-ectasis



Compound Suffix Form:




Dilation, enlargement

-ectomy

Compound Suffix Form:




surgical excision; removal of all (total excision) or part (partial excision) of an organ

-gen*

Compound Suffix Form:




substance that produces (something)




*strictly speaking not a suffix form, however listed together in order to show the relationship between words using these forms

-genesis

Compound Suffix Form:




formation, origin

-genic


-genous

Compound Suffix Form:




causing, producing, caused by, produced by or in

-gram*

Compound Suffix Form:




a record of the activity of an organ (often an xpray)




*strictly speaking not a suffix form, however listed together in order to show the relationship between words using these forms

-graph*

Compound Suffix Form:




an instrument for recording the activity of an organ




*strictly speaking not a suffix form, however listed together in order to show the relationship between words using these forms

-graphy

Compound Suffix Form:




1. the recording of the activity of an organ (usually by x-ray examination)


2. a descriptive treatise (on a subject)

-lysis

Compound Suffix Form:




dissolution, reduction, decomposition, disintegration

-lytic

Compound Suffix Form:




pertaining to dissolution or decomposition, disintegration (forms adjectives from words ending in -lysis)

-pathy

Compound Suffix Form:




disease

-ptosis

Compound Suffix Form:




dropping, sagging, prolapse (of an organ or part)

-rrhagia

Compound Suffix Form:




profuse discharge, hemorrhage




*because this suffix forms can mean either producing or produced by, the meaning of some words is ambiguous.

-rrhea

Compound Suffix Form:




profuse discharge, excessive secretion

-rrhexis

Compound Suffix Form:




bursting (of tissues), rupture

-scope

Compound Suffix Form:




an instrument for examining

-scopy

Compound Suffix Form:




examination

-tome

Compound Suffix Form:




a surgical instrument for cutting

-tomy

Compound Suffix Form:




surgical incision