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129 Cards in this Set

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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
First & Second Declension,
Masculine, Singular
-us
First & Second Declension,
Masculine, Plural
-i
First & Second Declension,
Feminine, Singular
-a
First & Second Declension,
Feminine, Plural
-ae
First & Second Declension,
Neuter, Singular
-um
First & Second Declension,
Neuter, Plural
-a
Third Declension,
Masculine and Feminine,
Singular
-s
Third Declension,
Masculine and Feminine,
Plural
-es
Third Declension,
Neuter, Singular
a variety of endings
Third Declension
Neuter, Plural
-(i)a
Fourth Declension
Masculine, Singular
-us
Fourth Declension
Masculine, Plural
-us
Fourth Declension
Neuter, Singular
-u
Fourth Declension
Neuter, Plural
-ua
Fifth Declension
Feminine, Singular
-es
Fifth Declension
Feminine, Plural
-es
First Declension, Genitive, Singular
-ae
Second Declension, Genitive, Singular
-i
Second Declension, Genitive, Plural
-orum
Third Declension, Genitive, Singular
-is
ab- , a- , abs-
Latin Prefix
away from
ad- , ac- , af- , ag- , al- , an- , ap- , as- , a- , at-
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- , col- , com- , cor-
Latin Prefix
together, with, thoroughly, very
contra-
Latin Prefix
against, opposite
de-
Latin Prefix
down, away from, absent
dis- , di- , dif-
Latin Prefix
apart, away
ex- , e- , ef-
Latin Prefix
out of, away from
extra- , extro-
Latin Prefix
on the outside, beyond
in- , il- , im- , ir-
Latin Prefix
in, into, not, very, thoroughly
infra-
Latin Prefix
beneath, below
inter-
Latin Prefix
between
intra- , intro-
Latin Prefix
within
non-
Latin Prefix
not
mult- , multi-
Latin Prefix
many, much, affecting many parts
ob- , oc- , op-
Latin Prefix
against, toward, very, thoroughly
per- , pel-
Latin Prefix
through, very, thoroughly
post-
Latin Prefix
after, following, behind
pre-
Latin Prefix
before, in front of
pro-
Latin Prefix
forwar, 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- , sup-
Latin Prefix
under
super- , supra-
Latin Prefix
over, above, excess
trans-
Latin Prefix
across, through
ultra-
Latin Prefix
beyond, excess
uni-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
one
bi- , bin- , bis-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
two, twice, double, both
tri-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
three
quadr-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
gour
quint-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
five, fifth
sex- , sext-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
six, sixth
sept-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
seven
oct- , octa-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
eight
non-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
nine, ninth
dec- , deca-
Numeric Combining Form & Prefix
ten, one-tenth
-al
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to
-an
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to, located in
-ar
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to, located in
-arium
Noun Forming Latin Suffix
denotes a place for something
-ary as a noun
Noun Forming Latin Suffix
denotes a place for something
-ary as an adjective
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to
-ate
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
having the form of, possessing
-ia
Noun Forming Latin Suffix
forms abstract nouns
-ian
Noun Forming Latin Suffix
indicates an expert in a certain field
-ic
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to
-id
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to
-ile
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to, capable of
-ine
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to, located in
-ive
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
pertaining to
-lent
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
full of
-ose
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
full of
-ous
Adjective Forming Latin Suffix
full of
-ty
Noun Forming Latin Suffix
forms abstract nouns
-y
Noun Forming Latin Suffix
forms abstract nouns
-ad
English Suffix
form adverbs from nouns, indicate direction towar part of the body
-cle
Diminutive Suffix
-ella
Diminutive Suffix
-il
Diminutive Suffix
-ola
Diminutive Suffix
-ule
Diminutive Suffix
-culus
Diminutive Suffix
-ellum
Diminutive Suffix
-illa
Diminutive Suffix
-olus
Diminutive Suffix
-ulus
Diminutive Suffix
Diminutive Suffix
characterized by the presence of a single or double l and expresses the idea of smallness.
abdomin-
Latin Combining Form
belly, abdomen
adip-
Latin Combining Form
fat
aur-
Latin Combining Form
ear
bacill-
Latin Combining Form
(rod, staff) bacillus
burs-
Latin Combining Form
(leather sack) bursa
calc-
Latin Combining Form
stone, calcium, lime (salts)
calor-
Latin Combining Form
heat, energy
capit-
Latin Combining Form
head
cerebr-
Latin Combining Form
brain
cost-
Latin Combining Form
rib
dent-
Latin Combining Form
tooth
dors-
Latin Combining Form
back (of the body)
extern-
Latin Combining Form
outer
fibr-
Latin Combining Form
fiber, filament
fistul-
Latin Combining Form
(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body
frig- , frigor-
Latin Combining Form
cold
insul-
Latin Combining Form
island
intern-
Latin Combining Form
inner
meat-
Latin Combining Form
passage, opening, meatus (pronounced mee-ate-us)
nas-
Latin Combining Form
nose
pur-
Latin Combining Form
pus
radic- , rad- , radix-
Latin Combining Form
root
ren-
Latin Combining Form
kidney
sangui(n)-
Latin Combining Form
blood
son-
Latin Combining Form
sound
synov-
Latin Combining Form
synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac
tub-
Latin Combining Form
(trumpet) tube
tuss-
Latin Combining Form
cough
vacc-
Latin Combining Form
cow
vir- , virus-
(poison, venom) virus
viscer-
Latin Combining Form
internal organ(s)