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83 Cards in this Set
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ab-, a-, abs- |
Latin prefix
away from |
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ad- |
Latin prefix
to, toward |
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ambi- |
Latin prefix
both |
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ante- |
Latin prefix
before, forward |
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bi-, bin-, bis- |
Latin prefix
two, twice, double, both |
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circum- |
Latin prefix
around |
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con- |
Latin prefix
together, with; thoroughly, very |
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contra- |
Latin prefix
against, opposite |
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de- |
Latin prefix
down, away from, absent |
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dis- |
Latin prefix
apart, away |
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ex- |
Latin prefix
out of, away from |
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extra-, extro- |
Latin prefix
on the outside, beyond |
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in- |
Latin prefix
in, into |
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in- |
Latin prefix
not |
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in- |
Latin prefix
very, thoroughly |
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infra- |
Lain prefix
beneath, below |
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inter- |
Latin prefix
between |
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intra-, intro- |
Latin prefix
within |
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non- |
Latin prefix
not |
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mult-, multi- |
Latin prefix
many, much, affecting many parts |
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ob- |
Latin prefix
against, toward, very, thoroughly |
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per-, pel- |
Latin prefix
very, thoroughly |
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post- |
Latin prefix
after, following, behind |
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pre- |
Latin prefix
before, in front of |
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pro- |
Latin prefix
forward, in front |
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re- |
Latin prefix
back again |
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retro- |
Latin prefix
backward, in back, behind |
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se- |
Latin prefix
apart, away from |
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semi- |
Latin prefix
half |
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sub- |
Latin prefix
under |
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super-, supra- |
Latin prefix
over, above; excess |
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trans- |
Latin prefix
across through |
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ultra- |
Latin prefix
beyond, excess |
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-al |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-an |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, located in |
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-ar |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, located in |
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-arium |
Latin noun forming suffix
denotes a place for something |
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-ary |
Latin noun forming suffix
denotes a place for something |
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-ary |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-ate |
Latin adjective forming suffix
having the form of, possessing |
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-ia |
Latin noun forming suffix
state, condition |
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-ian |
Latin noun forming suffix
indicates an expert in a certain field |
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-ic |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-id |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-ile |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, capable of |
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-ine |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to, located in |
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-ive |
Latin adjective forming suffix
pertaining to |
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-lent |
Latin adjective forming suffix
full of |
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-ose |
Latin adjective forming suffix
full of |
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-ous |
Latin adjective forming suffix
full of |
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-ty |
Latin noun forming suffix
state, condition |
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-y |
Latin noun forming suffix
state, condition |
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abdomin- |
Latin combining form
belly, abdomen |
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adip- |
Latin combing form
fat |
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Aur- |
Latin combing form
ear |
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bacill- |
Latin combing form
[rod, staff] bacillus |
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burs- |
Latin combining form
[leather sack] bursa |
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calc- |
Latin combing form
stone, calcium, lime (salts) |
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Calor- |
Latin combining form
heat, energy |
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capit- |
Latin combing form
head |
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cerebr- |
Latin combing form
brain |
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cost- |
Latin combing form
rib |
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dent- |
Latin combing form
tooth |
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dors- |
Latin combing form
back (of the body) |
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extern- |
Latin combining form
outer |
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fibr- |
Latin combing form
fiber, filament |
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fistul- |
Latin combing form
(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body |
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frig-, frigor- |
Latin combining form
cold |
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insul- |
Latin combining form
island |
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intern- |
Latin combining form
inner |
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meat- |
Latin combining form
passage, opening, meatus |
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nas- |
Latin combining form
nose |
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pur- |
Latin combing form
pus |
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radic-, rad-, radix |
Latin combing form
root |
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ren- |
Latin combining form
kidney |
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sangui(n)- |
Latin combining form
blood |
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son- |
Latin combining form
sound |
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synov- |
Latin combining form
synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac |
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tub- |
Latin combining form
[trumpet] tube |
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tuss- |
Latin combing form
cough |
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vacc- |
Latin combing form
cow |
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vir-, virus- |
Latin combining form
[poison, venom] virus |
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viscer- |
Latin combining form
internal organ(s) |