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aden-

combining form,


gland

aer-

combining form,


air, gar

blenn-

combining form,


mucus

cel(i)-

combining form,


abdomen

ch(e)il-

combining form,


lip

chron-

combining form,


time, timing

cla(s)-, clast-

combining form,


break (up), destroy

-desis

combining form,


binding

desm-

combining form,


[binding] ligament, connective tissure

dynam-

combining form,


force, power, energy

ger-

combining form,


old age

gnath-

combining form,


(lower) jaw

isch-, -sche-

combining form,


suppress, check

klept-

combining form,


steal

lei-

combining form,


smooth

lep-

combining form,


attack, seizure

man-

combining form,


be mad

mel-

combining form,


limb

morph-

combining form,


form, shape

nom-

combining form,


law

omphal-

combining form,


navel, umbilibus

ped-

combining form,


child

pen-

combining form,


decrease, deficiency

-pex-

combining form,


fixing, (surgical) attachment

plas(t)-

combining form,


form, develop

presby-

old, old age

prostat-

combining form,


[one who stands before] prostate gland

pty-

combining form,


spit

ptyal-

combining form,


saliva

-rrhaph-

combining form,


suture

sit-

combining form,


food

sta(t)-

combining form,


stand, stop

tax-

combining form,


(muscular) coordination

therm-

combining form,


heat, (body) temperature

trop-

combining form,


turning