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fistula
Latin noun.

Pipe.
vagina
Latin noun.

Sheath.
tibia
Latin noun.

shin bone.
axilla
Latin noun.

armpit.
larva
Latin noun.

ghost.
lymph
Latin noun.

clear water.
form
Latin noun.

shape.
palm
Latin noun.

palm.
tunic
Latin noun.

garment.
membrane
Latin noun.

skin.
urine
Latin noun.

urine.
suture
Latin noun.

seam.
tube
Latin noun.

trumpet.
valve
Latin noun.

folding door.
bacillus
Latin noun.

small staff.
cuncus
Latin noun.

wedge.
fungus
Latin noun.

mushroom.
humerus
Latin noun.

upper arm.
globe
Latin noun.

sphere.
digit
Latin noun.

finger
ileum
Latin noun.

groin.
ovum
Latin noun.

egg.
cerebrum
Latin noun.

brain.
palate
Latin noun.

palate.
intestine
Latin noun.

intestine.
aur-
Latin combining form.

ear.

english derivative: auris, auricle.
later-
Latin combining form.

side.

english derivative: latus, lateral.
oss-
Latin combining form.

bone.

english derivative: os coxae, ossify.
radic-
Latin combining form.

root.

english derivative: radix, radical.
sopor-
Latin combining form.

sleep.

english derivative: sopor, soporific.
vas-
Latin combining form.

vessel.

enlgish derivative: vas deferenes, vascular.
ab-
Latin prefix.

away from.
ad-
Latin prefix.

to, toward.
ambi-
Latin prefix.

both.
ante-
Latin prefix.

before, forward.
bi-
Latin prefix.

tow, twice, double, both.
circum-
Latin prefix.

around.
con-
Latin prefix.

together, with, thoroughly, very.
contra-
Latin prefix.

against, opposite.
de-
Latin prefix.

down, away from, absent.
dis-
Latin prefix.

apart, away.
ex-
Latin prefix.

out of, away from.
extra-
Latin prefix.

on the outside, beyond
in-
Latin prefix.

1) in, into.
2) not.
3) very, thoroughly
infra-
Latin prefix.

beneath, below.
inter-
Latin prefix.

between.
intra-
Latin prefix.

within.
non-
Latin prefix.

not.
mult-
Latin prefix.

many, much, affecting many parts.
ob-
Latin prefix.

against, toward; very, thoroughly.
per-
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-
Latin prefix.

under.
super-
Latin prefix.

over, above, excess.
trans-
Latin prefix.

across, through.
ultra-
Latin prefix.

beyond, excess.
uni-
Combining form/prefix.

one.
bi-, bin-, bis-
combining form/prefix.

two, twice, double, both.
tri-
combining form/prefix.

three.
quadr-
combining form/prefix.

four.
quint-
combining form/prefix.

five, fifth.
sex-, sext-
combining form/prefix.

six, sixth.
sept-
combining form/prefix.

seven.
oct-, octa-
combining form/prefix.

eight.
non-
combining form/prefix

nine, ninth.
dec-, deca-
combining form/prefix.

ten, one-tenth.
-al
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to.
-an
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to, located in.
-ar
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to, located in.
-arium
Noun-forming suffix.

denotes a place for something.
-ary
Noun-forming suffix.

denotes a place for something.
-ary
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to.
-ate
Adjective-forming suffix.

having the form of, possessing.
-ia
Noun-forming suffix.

(forms abstract nouns)
-ian
Adjective-forming suffix.

indicates an expert in a certain field.
-ic
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to.
-id
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to.
-ile
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertianing to, capable of.
-ine
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to, located in
-ive
Adjective-forming suffix.

pertaining to.
-lent
Adjective-forming suffix.

full of.
-ose
Adjective-forming suffix.

full of.
-ous
Adjective-forming suffix.

full of.
-ty
Noun-forming suffix.

(forms abstract nouns)
-y
Noun-forming suffix.

(forms abstract nouns)
-ad
English suffix that forms adverbs from nouns.
abdomin-
combining form.

belly, abdomen.
adip-
combining form.

fat.
aur-
combining form.

ear.
bacill-
combining form.

bacillus
burs-
combining form.

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.

tube
tuss-
combining form.

cough
vacc-
combining form.

cow
vir-, virus-
combining form.

virus
viscer-
combining form.

internal organ(s)