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sacchar/o

sugar
sacr/o
sacrum
salping/o
fallopian tube; auditory (eustachian) tube
-salpinx
fallopian tube; oviduct
sangu/I
blood
sanit/a
health
sapr/o
rotten, decay
sarc/o
flesh (connective tissue)
scapul/o
scapula; shoulder blade
-schisis
to split
schist/o
split, cleft
schiz/o
split
sinistr/o
left
scint/i
spark
scirrh/o
hard
scler/o
sclera (white of eye)
-sclerosis
hardening
scolec/o
worm
scoli/o
crooked; bent
-scope
instrument for visual examination
-scopy
visual examination
scot/o
darkness
seb/o
sebum
sebace/o
sebum
sect/o
to cut
semi-
half
semin/I
semen; seed
-sepsis
putrefaction (the process of decay or rotting in a body or other organic matter.)
seps/o
infection
sept/o
partition
ser/o
serum, serous
seven
hepta-, sept-, septi-
sial/o
saliva
sialaden/o
salivary gland
sider/o
iron
sigmoid/o
sigmoid colon
silic/o
glass
sinus/o
sinus
-sis
state of; condition
sit/o
food
six
hex-, hexa-, sex-
skelet/o
skeleton
-sol
solution
somat/o
body
-some
body
somn/o
sleep
-somnia
sleep
son/o
sound
-spadia
to tear; cut
span/o
scanty, scarce
-spasm
sudden contraction of muscles
spectr/o
image, spectrum
sperm/o
spermatozoa; sperm cells
spermat/o
spermatozoa; sperm cells
sphen/o
wedge; sphenoid bone
spher/o
globe-shaped; round
sphygm/o
pulse
-sphyxia
pulse
splanchn/o
viscera (internal organs)
spin/o
spine (backbone)
spir/o
to breathe
splen/o
spleen
spondyl/o
vertebra (backbone)
squam/o
scale
-stalsis
contraction
staped/o s
tapes (middle ear bone)
staphyl/o
clusters; uvula
-stabile
stable, fixed
-stalsis c
ontraction
staped/o
stapes
-stasis
to stop; control; place
-stat
device/instrument for keeping something stationary
-static
pertaining to stopping; controlling
steat/o
fat; sebum
sten/o
narrowed, constricted
-stenosis
tightening; stricture
ster/o
solid structure; steroid
stere/o
solid; three-dimensional
stern/o
sternum (breastbone)
steth/o
chest
-sthenia
strength
stich/o
rows
stigmat/o
mark, point
-stitial
to set; pertaining to standing or positioned
stomat/o
mouth
-stomia
condition of the mouth
-stomy
new opening (to form a mouth)
strept/o
twisted chains
-stroma
supporting tissue of an organ
styl/o
pole or stake
sub-
under; below
submaxill/o
mandible (lower jaw bone)
succ/o
juice
sud/o
sweat
super-
above, beyond
-suppression
to stop
supra-
above; upper
sym-
together; with
symptom/o
occurrence
syn-
together; with
synaps/o, synapt/o
point of contact, to join
syncop/o
to cut off, cut short; faint
syndesm/o
ligament
synov/o
synovia; synovial membrane; sheath around a tendon
syring/o
tube
system/o
system

systol/o

contraction