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127 Cards in this Set
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Fistula
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Latin Noun: pipe English Derivative (fistula)
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Vagina
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Latin Noun: sheath English Derivative (Vagina)
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Tibia
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Latin Noun: shin bone English Derivative (tibia)
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Axilla
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Latin Noun: armpit English Derivative (axilla)
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Larva
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Latin Noun: ghost English Derivative (larva)
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Lympha
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Latin Noun: clear water English Derivative (lymph)
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Forma
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Latin Noun: shape English Derivative (form)
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palma
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Latin Noun: palm English Derivative (palm)
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tunica
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Latin Noun: garment English Derivative (tunic)
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membrana
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Latin Noun: skin English Derivative (membrane)
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urina
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Latin Noun: urine English Derivative (urine)
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sutura
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Latin Noun: seam English Derivative (suture)
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tuba
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Latin Noun: trumpet English Derivative (tube)
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valva
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Latin Noun: folding door English Derivative (valve)
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bacillus
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Latin Noun: small staff (English Derivative (bacillus)
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cuneus
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Latin Noun: cuneus English Derivative (cuneus)
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fungus
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Latin Noun: fungus English Derivative (fungus)
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humerus
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Latin Noun: upper arm English Derivative (humerus)
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globus
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Latin Noun: sphere (English Derivative (globe)
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digitus
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Latin Noun: finger English Derivative (digit)
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ileum
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Latin Noun: groin English Derivative (ileum)
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ovum
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Latin Noun: egg English Derivative (ovum)
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cerebrum
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Latin Noun: brain Englihsh Derivative cerebrum
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palatum
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Latin Noun: palate English Derivative (palate)
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intestinum
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Latin Noun: intestine English Derivative (intestine)
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aur-
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Combining Form: ear English Derivate (auris, auricle)
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later-
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Combining Form: side English Derivative (latus, lateral)
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oss-
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Combining Form: bone English Derivative (os coxae, ossify)
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radic-
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Combining Form: root English Derivative (radix, radical)
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sopor-
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Combining Form: sleep English Derivative (sopor, soporific)
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vas-
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Combining Form: vessel English Derivative (vas deferens, vascular)
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ab- (a- rarely before consonats, 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: dwon, 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, away from
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extra- (rarely extro-)
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Latin Prefix: on the outside, beyond
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1) in- (il- before l, im- before b,m,p; ir- before r_
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Latin Prefix: in into
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2) in-
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Latin Prefix: not
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3) in- (il- before l, im- before b, m, and p; ir- before r)
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Latin Prefix: very, througly
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infra-
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Latin Prefix: beneath, below
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inter-
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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 (non is a not a prefix in latin, but and adverb because it is used as a prefix in English)
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mult- (often multi-)
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Latin Prefix: many, much, affecting many parts
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ob- (oc- before c, op- before p)
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Latin Prefix: against, toward, very
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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-
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Latin Prefix: forward, in front of
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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- before f, 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, excessive
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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 Forms and Prefixes: one
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bi, bin-, bis-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: two, twice, double, both
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tri-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: three
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quardr-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: four
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qint-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: five, fifth
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sex, sext-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: six, sixth
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sept-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: seven
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oct-, octa-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: eight
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non-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: nine, ninth
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dec-, deca-
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Numeric Combining Forms and Prefixes: ten, one-tenth
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-an
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Latin Suffixes: adjective suffix pertaining to, located in
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-ar
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Latin Suffixes: adjective suffix pertaining to, located in
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-arium
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Latin Suffixes: noun suffix denotes a place for something
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-ary
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Latin Suffixes: adjective suffix pertaining to
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-ate
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Latin Suffixes: adjective suffix having the form of, possessing
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-ia
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Latin Suffixes: abstract nouns
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-ian
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Latin Suffixes: noun suffix indicates an expert in a certain field
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-ic
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Latin Suffixes: adjectives pertaining to
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-id
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Latin Suffixes: adjective suffix pertaining to
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-ile
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Latin Suffixes: adjectives pertaining to, capable of
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-ine
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Latin Suffixes: adjectives pertaing to, located in
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-ive
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Latin Suffixes: adjectives pertaining to
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-lent
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Latin Suffixes: adjectives full of
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-ose
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Latin Suffixes: adjectives full of
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-ous
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Latin Suffixes: adjectives full of
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-ty
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Latin Suffixes: abstract nouns
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-y
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Latin Suffixes: abstract nouns
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-cle
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Diminutive Suffix: ventricle
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-ella
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Diminutive Suffix: rubella
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-il
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Diminutive Suffix: fibril
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-ola
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Diminutive Suffix: roseola
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-ule
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Diminutive Suffix: globlule
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abdomin-
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Combining Form: belly, abdomen
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adip-
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Combining Form: fat
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aur-
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Combining Form: ear
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bacill-
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Combining Form: [rod, staff] bacillus
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burs-
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Combining Form: [leather sack] bursa
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calc-
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Combining Form: stone, calcicum, lime (salts)
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calor-
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Combining Form: heat, energy
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capit-
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Combining Form: head
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cerebr-
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Combining Form: brain
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cost-
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Combining Form: rib
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dent-
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Combining Form: tooth
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dors-
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Combining Form: back (of the body)
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extern-
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Combining Form: outer
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fibr-
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Combining Form: fiber, filament
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fistul-
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Combining Form: (tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body
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frig-, frigor-
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Combining Form: cold
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insul-
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Combining Form: island
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intern-
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Combining Form: inner
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meat-
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Combining Form: passage, opening, meatus (pronounced mee-ate-us)
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nas-
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Combining Form: nose
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pur-
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Combining Form: pus
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radic, rad-, radix-
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Combining Form: root
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ren-
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Combining Form: kidney
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sangui(n)-
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Combining Form: blood
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son-
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Combining Form: sound
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synove-
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Combining Form: synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac
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tub-
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Combining Form: [trumpet] tube
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tuss-
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Combining Form: cough
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vacc-
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Combining Form: cow
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vir-, virus-
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Combining Form: [poison, venom] virus
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viscer-
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Combining Form: internal organs
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