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Aur-

Combining form


ear

Later-

Combining form


side

Oss-

Combining form


bone

Radic-

Combining form


root

Sopor-

Combining form


sleep

Vas-

Combining form


vessel

Ab-


(a- rarely before certain consonants; abs- before C and T)

Latin prefix


away from

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)

Latin prefix


to, toward

Ambi-

Latin prefix


both

Ante-

Latin prefix


before, forward

Bi-


(bin-, bis-)

Latin prefix


two, twice, double, both

Circum-

Latin prefix


around

Con-


(co- before H; col- before L; com- before E, M, and P; cor- before R)

Latin prefix


together, with;thoroughly, very

Contra-

Latin prefix


against, opposite

De-

Latin prefix


down, away from, absent

dis-


(di- before G, V, and usually before L; dif- before F)

Latin prefix


apart, away

Ex-


(e- before certain consonants; ef- before F)

Latin prefix


out of, away from

Extra-


(rarely extro-)

Latin prefix


on the outside, beyond

1.) in-


(il- before L; im- before B, M, and P; ir- before R)

Latin prefix


in, into

2.) in-

Latin prefix


not

3.) in-

Latin prefix


very, thoroughly

infra-

Latin prefix


beneath, below

inter-

latin prefix


between

intra-


(rarely intro-)

Latin prefix


within

non-

Latin adverb, English prefix


not

mult-


(often multi-)

Latin prefix


many, much, affecting many parts

ob-


(oc- before C; op- before P)

Latin prefix


against, toward; very, thoroughly

per-


(pel- before L)

Latin prefix


through, very, thoroughly

post-

Latin prefix


after, following, behind

pre-

Latin prefix


before, in front of

pro-

Latin prefix


forward, in front

re-

Latin prefix


back, again

retro-

Latin prefix


backward, in back, behind

se-

Latin prefix


apart, away from

semi-

Latin prefix


half

sub-


(suf- before F; sup- before P)

Latin prefix


under

super-


(often supra-)

Latin prefix


over, above, excess

trans-

Latin prefix


across, through

ultra-

Latin prefix


beyond, excess

uni-

numerical combining from/prefix


one

bi-, bin-, bis

numerical combining form/prefix


two, twice, double, both

tri-

numerical combining form/prefix


three

quadr-

numerical combining form/prefix


four

quint-

numerical combining form/prefix


five, fifth

sex-, sext-

numerical combining form/prefix


six

sept-

numerical combining form/prefix


seven

oct-, octa-

numerical combining form/prefix


eight

non-

numerical combining form/prefix


nine, ninth

dec-, deca-

numerical combining form/prefix


ten, one-tenth

-al

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to

-an

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to, located in

-ar

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to, located in

-arium

Latin noun forming suffix


denotes a place for something

-ary

Latin noun forming suffix


denotes a place for something

-ary

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to

-ate

Latin adjective forming suffix


having the form of, possesing

-ia

Latin noun forming suffix


forms abstract nouns, state, condition, procedure

-ian

Latin noun forming suffix


indicates an expert in a certain field

-ic

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to

-id

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to

-ile

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to, capable of

-ine

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to, located in

-ive

Latin adjective forming suffix


pertaining to

-lent

Latin adjective forming suffix


full of

-ose

Latin adjective forming suffix


full of

-ous

Latin adjective forming suffix


full of

-ty

Latin noun forming suffix


forms abstract nouns

-y

Latin noun forming suffix


forms abstract nouns

Abdomin-

Combining form


belly, abdomen

Adip-

combining form


fat

aur-

combining form


ear

Bacill-

combining form


[rod, staff] bacillus

burs-

combining form


[leather sac] bursa

calc-

combining form


stone, calcium, lime (salts)

calor-

combining form


heat, energy

capit-

combining form


head

cerebr-

combining form


brain

cost-

combining form


rib

dent-

combining form


tooth

dors-

combining form


back (of the body)

extern-

combining form


outer

fibr-

combining form


fiber, filament

fistul-

combining form


(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body

frig-, frigor-

combining form


cold

insul-

combining form


island

intern-

combining form


inner

meat-

combining form


passage, opening, meatus

nas-

combining form


nose

pur-

combining form


pus

radic-, rad-, radix

combining form


root

ren-

combining form


kidney

sangui(n)-

combining form


blood

son-

combining form


sound

synov-

combining form


synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac

tub-

combining form


[trumpet] tube

tuss-

combining form


cough

vacc-

combining form


cow


(*words containing vaccin- are referring to vaccine)

vir-, virus-

combining form


[poison, venom] virus

viscer-

combining form


internal organ(s)