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129 Cards in this Set
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AUR-
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Latin combining form
ear |
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LATER-
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Latin combining form
side |
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OSS-
|
Latin combining form
bone |
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RADIC-
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Latin combining form
root |
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SOPOR-
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Latin combining form
sleep |
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VAS-
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Latin combining form
vessel |
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-ae
ex. vesicae |
Genitive Ending
First declension of the bladder |
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-i
ex. uteri |
Genitive ending
Second declension (singular) of the uterus |
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-orum
ex. neonatorum |
Genitive ending
second declension (plural) of newborns |
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-is
ex. dentis |
Genitive ending
third declension (singular) of the tooth |
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-us
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Latin nominative singular ending
First Declension and second masculine ex. fungus |
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-a
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Latin nominative singular ending
First Declension and second feminine ex. larba |
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-um
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Latin nominative singular ending
Fist Declension and second Neuter ex. ovum |
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s*
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Latin nominative singular ending
third declension masculine/feminine ex. cervix |
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*
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Latin nominative singular ending
third declension Neuter ex. viscus |
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-us
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Latin nominative singular ending
forth declension Masculine ex. meatus |
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-u
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Latin nominative singular ending
forth declension neuter ex. genu |
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-es
|
Latin nominative singular ending
fifth declension feminine ex. rabies |
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i
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Latin nominative plural ending
first and second declension masculine ex. fungi |
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-ae
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Latin nominative plural ending first and second declension
feminine ex. larvae |
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-a
|
Latin nominative plural ending
First and Second declension Neuter ex. ova |
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-es
|
Latin nominative plural ending
Third declension Masculine/feminine ex. cervices |
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-(i)a
|
Latin nominative plural ending
third declension Neuter ex. viscera |
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-us
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Latin nominative plural ending
Fourth declension Masculine ex. meatus |
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-ua
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Latin nominative plural ending
Fourth declension Neuter ex. genua |
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-es
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Latin nominative plural ending
Fifth declension Feminine ex. rabies |
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ab-, (a- rarely before certain consonants; abs-before c and t)
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Latin prefix
away from |
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ad- (ac- before c; af- before f; ag- before g; al before l ; an- before n; ap- before p; as- before s; a- before sp; at- before t)
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Latin Prefix
to, toward |
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ambi-
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Latin prefix
both |
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ante-
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Latin prefix
before, forward |
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bi- (bin-, bis-)
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Latin prefix
two, twice, double, both |
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circum-
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Latin prefix
around |
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con- (co- before h; col before l; com- before e, m, p; cor- before r)
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Latin prefix
together, with; throughly, very |
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contra-
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Latin prefix
against, opposite |
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de-
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Latin prefix
down, away from, absent |
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dis (di- before g,v, and usually before l; dif- before f)
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Latin prefix
apart, away |
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ex- (e- before certain consonants; ef- before f)
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Latin prefix
out of, way from |
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extra- (rarely extro-)
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Latin prefix
on the outside, beyond |
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(l) in- (il-before l; im-before b,m,and p; ir- before r)
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Latin prefix
in, into |
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in
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Latin prefix not
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in-
|
Latin prefix
very, thoroughly |
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infra-
|
Latin prefix
beneath,below |
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inter-
|
Latin prefix
between |
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intra- (rarely intro-)
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Latin prefix
within |
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non-
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Latin prefix
not |
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mult- (often multi-)
|
Latin prefix
many, much, affecting many parts |
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ob- (oc- before c; op- before p)
|
Latin prefix
against, toward, very, thoroughly |
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per- (pel-before l)
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Latin prefix
through, very, thoroughly |
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post-
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Latin prefix
after, following, behind |
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pre-
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Latin prefix
before, in front of |
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pro-
|
Latin prefix
forward, in front |
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re-
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Latin prefix
back, again |
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retro-
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Latin prefix
backward, in back, behind |
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se-
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Latin prefix
apart, away from |
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semi-
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Latin prefix
half |
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sub- (suf-beforef, sup- before p)
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Latin prefix
under |
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super-(often supra-)
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Latin prefix
over, above, excess |
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trans-
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Latin prefix
across, through |
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ultra-
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Latin prefix
beyond, excess |
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uni-
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numeric combining form/prefix
one |
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bi-, bin-, bis-
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numeric combining form/prefix
two, twice, double, both |
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tri-*
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numeric combining form/prefix
three |
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quadr-
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numeric combining form/prefix
four |
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quint-
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numeric combining form/prefix
five, fifth |
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sex-, sext-
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numeric combining form/prefix
six, sixth |
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sept-
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numeric combining form/prefix
seven |
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oct-, octa-
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numeric combining form/prefix
eight |
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non-
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numeric combining form/prefix
nine, ninth |
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dec-, *deca-
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numeric combining form/prefix
ten, one-tenth |
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-an
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to; located in |
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-ar
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, located in |
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-arium
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Latin noun forming suffix
denotes a place for something |
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-ary
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Latin noun forming suffix
denotes a place for something |
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-ary
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-ate
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Latin adjective forming suffix
having the form of, possessing |
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-ia
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Latin noun forming suffix
forms abstract nouns |
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-ian
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Latin noun forming suffix
indicated an expert in a certain field |
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-ic
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-id*
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-ile
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, capable of |
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-ine
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, located in |
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-ive
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Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-lent
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Latin adjective forming suffix
full of |
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-ose
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Latin adjective forming suffix
full of |
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-ous
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Latin adjective forming suffix
full of |
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-ty
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Latin noun forming suffix
forms abstract nouns |
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-y
|
Latin noun forming suffix
forms abstract nouns |
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-cle
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Diminutive suffix
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-ella
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Diminutive suffix
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-il
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Diminutive suffix
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-ola
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Diminutive suffix
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-ule
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Diminutive suffix
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-culus
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Diminutive suffix
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-ellum
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Diminutive suffix
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-illa
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Diminutive suffix
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-olus
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Diminutive suffix
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-ulus
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Diminutive suffix
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ABDOMIN-
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Latin combining form
belly, abdomen |
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ADIP-
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Latin combining form
fat |
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AUR-
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Latin combining form
ear |
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BACHILI-
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Latin combining form
(rod, staff) bacillus |
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BURS-
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Latin combining form
(leather sack) bursa |
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CALC-
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Latin combining form
stone, calcium, lime (salts) |
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CALOR-
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Latin combining form
heat, energy |
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CAPIT-
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Latin combining form
head |
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CEREBR-
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Latin combining form
brain |
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COST-
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Latin combining form
rib |
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DENT-
|
Latin combining form
tooth |
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DORS-
|
Latin combining form
back (of the body) |
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EXTERN-
|
Latin combining form
outer |
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EXTERN-
|
Latin combining form
outer |
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FIBR-
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Latin combining form
fiber, filament |
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FISTUL-
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Latin combining form
(tube, pipe) fistula, abnormal tubelike passage in the body |
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FRIG-, FRIGOR-
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Latin combining form
cold |
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INSUL-
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Latin combining form
island* |
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INTERN-
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Latin combining form
inner |
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MEAT-
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Latin combining form
passage, opening, meatus |
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NAS-
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Latin combining form
nose |
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PUR-
|
Latin combining form
pus |
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RADIC-, RAD-, RADIX
|
Latin combining form
root |
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REN-
|
Latin combining form
kidney |
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SANGUI(N)-
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Latin combining form
blood |
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SON-
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Latin combining form
sound |
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SYNOV-
|
Latin combining form
synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac |
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TUB-
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Latin combining form
(trumpet) tube |
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TUSS-
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Latin combining form
cough |
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VACC-
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Latin combining form
cow |
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VIR-, VIRUS
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Latin combining form
(poison, venom) virus |
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VISCER-
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Latin combining form
internal organ(s) |