Lesson 9

Front 1

-able

Back 1

ADJECTIVE FORMING SUFFIX

CAPABLE OF (BEING), ABLE TO

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-ATION

Back 2

NOUN FORMING SUFFIX [INDICATES AN ACTION OR PROCESS]

THE ACT OF (BEING), SOMETHING THAT IS

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-CE

Back 3

NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

THE ACT OF (BEING), THE STATE OF (BEING)

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-CY

Back 4

NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

THE ACT OF (BEING), THE STATE OF (BEING)

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-IBLE

Back 5

ADJECTIVE FORMING SUFFIX

CAPABLE OF (BEING)

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-ID

Back 6

ADJECTIVE FORMING SUFFIX

IN A STATE OR CONDITION OF

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-ILE

Back 7

ADJECTIVE FORMING SUFFIX

CAPABLE OF (BEING), LIKE

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-ION

Back 8

NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

THE ACT OF

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-IVE

Back 9

ADJECTIVE FORMING SUFFIX

PERTAINING TO

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-MENT

Back 10

NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

AGENT OR INSTRUMENT

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-OR

Back 11

NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

AGENT OR INSTRUMENT

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-ORIUM

Back 12

NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

A PLACE FOR SOMETHING

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-ORY

Back 13

(1) ADJECTIVE FORMING SUFFIX

PERTAINING TO

(2) NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

A PLACE FOR SOMETHING

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-URE, -URA

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NOUN FORMING SUFFIX

RESULT OF AN ACTION

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ANTER-

Back 15

COMBINING FORM

FRONT, IN FRONT

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BRACHI-

Back 16

COMBINING FORM

(UPPER) ARM

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-CID-, -CIS-

Back 17

COMBINING FORM

CUT, KILL

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-CIP-, -CEPT-

Back 18

COMBINING FORM

TAKE

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CRESC-, -CRET-

Back 19

COMBINING FORM

(BEGIN TO) GROW

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DIGIT-

Back 20

COMBINING FORM

FINGER, TOE

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DUC-, DUCT-

Back 21

COMBINING FORM

LEAD, BRING, CONDUCT

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FAC-, -FIC-, -FECT

Back 22

COMBINING FORM

MAKE

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FACI-, -FIC-, FACIES

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COMBINING FORM

FACE, APPEARANCE, SURFACE

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FEBR-, FEBRIS

Back 24

COMBINING FORM

FEVER

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FER-, LAT-

Back 25

COMBINING FORM

CARRY, BEAR

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FLECT-, FLEX-

Back 26

COMBINING FORM

BEND

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FUNG-

Back 27

COMBINING FORM

{MUSHROOM} FUNGUS

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FUS-

Back 28

COMBINING FORM

POUR, SPREAD

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GENIT-

Back 29

COMBINING FORM

BRING FORTH, GIVE BIRTH

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GER-, GEST-

Back 30

COMBINING FORM

CARRY, BEAR

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IMMUN(I)-

Back 31

COMBINING FORM

[EXEMPT] SAFE, PROTECTED

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INFERIOR-

Back 32

COMBINING FORM

BELOW

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LAB-, LAPS-

Back 33

COMBINING FORM

SLIDE, SLIP

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LATER-

Back 34

COMBINING FORM

SIDE

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OR-, OS

Back 35

COMBINING FORM

MOUTH, OPENING

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OSS-

Back 36

COMBINING FORM

BONE

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PEDICUL-

Back 37

COMBINING FORM

LOUSE (LICE)

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POSTER-, -POSTERIOR

Back 38

COMBINING FORM

BEHIND, IN BACK

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SECT-

Back 39

COMBINING FORM

CUT

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SOMN-

Back 40

COMBINING FORM

SLEEP

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STABIL-, STABL-

Back 41

COMBINING FORM

STABLE, FIXED

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SUPERIOR-

Back 42

COMBINING FORM

ABOVE

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TUM(E)-

Back 43

COMBINING FORM

BE SWOLLEN

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-FY-

Back 44

COMBINING FORM

MAKE

Found in many English verbs. This is an adaptation in English of the French -fier, from Latin verbs in -ficare, a 1st conjugation form of facere found in compound verbs: magnificare, make great; magnify; sanctificare, make holy, sanctify.

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genit-

Back 45

many words containing fenit-, often with the adjectival suffix -al, refer to the organs of the reproductive system: genitoplasty, hypergenitalism, and so forth.

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-sc-

Back 46

-sc- inserted between the stem and the ending of the Latin infinitive denote the beginning of an action.

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-e

Back 47

English suffix

sometimes forms verbs from Latin infinitives: reduce, excite, inspire, and so forth

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midsagittal plane/ sagittal/median

Back 48

vertical plane dividing the body into two equal and symmetrical right and left halves

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frontal plane/ coronal plane

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a vertical plane at right angles to the midsagittal plane dividing the body into anterior and posterior portions

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transverse/horizontal plane

Back 50

a horizontal plane across the center of the body and at right angles to the midsagittal and frontal planes dividing the body into upper and lower portions

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abduction/adduction

abductor/adductor

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abduction of a limb is movement away from the median plane of the body, and adduction is movement towrd the median plane. An abductor is a muscle that on contraction draws a part away from the median plane, and an adductor is a muscle that draws a part toward the median plane.

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O

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PRESENT ACTIVE INDICATIVE

SECO= I CUT

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ARE

Back 53

PRESENT ACTIVE INFINITIVE

SECARE= TO CUT

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UI

Back 54

PERFECT ACTIVE INDICATIVE

SECUI= I CUT, HAVE CUT

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TUS

Back 55

PERFECT PASSIVE PARTICIPLE

SECTUS= HAVING BEEN CUT

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-ANS, -ANTIS

Back 56

PRESENT PARTICIPLE, 3RD DECLENSION, NOMINATIVE AND GENITIVE SINGULAR

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-ENS, -ENTIS

Back 57

PRESENT PARTICIPLE, 3RD DECLENSION, 2ND AND 3RD CONJUGATION

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-IENS, -IENTIS

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PRESENT PARTICIPLE, 3RD DECLENSION, 3RD AND 4TH CONJUGATION