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ACOU(S)-
ACU(S)-
hear

acous-tics
AMNI-
fetal membrane, amniotic sac, amnion

amni-ocentesis
ASC-
ASCIT-
[leather bag] bladder, sac, bag

ascit-es
BARY-
heavy, dull, hard

bary-lalia
CENTE-
pierce

cardio-cente-sis
CHROM-,CHROMA-,CHROMAT-
color, pigment

chromat-ography
DIPS-
thirst

dips-ophobia
ECHO-
reverberating sound, echo

echo-cardiogram
EDEMA, EDEMAT-
swelling

edemat-ogenic
EME-
vomit

eme-sis
GNO(S)-
know

loga-gnos-ia
LAL-
talk

lal-iatry
LAPAR-
abdomen, abdominal wall
LEX-
read
MNE-
remember
NE-
new
NO-
mind, mental activity, comprehension
OREC-
OREX-
have an appetite
OX(Y)-
acute, pointed; rapid; acid; oxygen
PHA-
speak, communicate
PHAG-
swallow, eat

phag-ocyte
PHARMAC(EU)-
medicine, drug

pharmaceu-tics
PHEM-
speech

a-phem-ia
PHOB-
(abnormal) fear

hydro-phob-ia
PHON-
voice, sound

phon-ograph
PHRAC-
PHRAG-
enclose, obstruct

nephrem-phrax-is
PHRAS-
speak

poly-phras-ia
PHREN-
mind; diaphragm

phren-ospasm
PHYLAC-
protection (against disease)

phylax-is
PHYS(I)-
nature, appearance

physi-ology
PHYT-
plant (organism), growth

phyt-otoxin
POIE-
produce, make

leuko-poie-sis
SAPR-
rotten, putrid, decaying

sapr-ophilous
STEAR-
STEAT-
fat, sebum, sebaceous glands

steat-adenoma
OX-
OXY-
OX indicates presence of oxygen
OXI sometimes means rapid, acid, or sharp
ANDR-
man, male

andr-ogynous
ANKYL-
ANCYL-
fused, stiffened; hooked, crooked
APHRODIS(I)-
sexual desire

aphrodis-iac
BRACHY-
short

brachy-dactylia
CRYPT-
hidden, latent

crypt-ic
DEM-
people, population

epi-dem-ic
DOLICH-
long, narrow, slender

dolich-omorphic
DROM-
a running

drom-omania
ER-
EROT-
sexual desire

(eros, son of aphrodite, greek goddess of love)
GYN(EC)-
woman, female

gynec-ologic
HELMINT(H)-
(intestinal) worm

helminth-icide
NEMAT-
thread (worm)

nemat-ode
NOS-
disease, illness

nos-ophobia
ODONT-
tooth

orth-odont-ist
PALI(N)-
back, again

pali-lalia

("sarah palin back again!!")
PAN(T)-
all, entire, every

pan-carditis
PHOR-
bearing, carrying

phos-phor-us
PHOS-
PHOT-
light, daylight

phot-osynthesis
PLEC-
PLEG-
strike, paralyze

para-pleg-ia
R(H)ACHI-
spine

rachi-tome
SCHIZ-
SCHIST-
-SCHISIS
split, cleft, fissure

schiz-ophrenia
SPONDYL-
vertebra

spondyl-arthritis
-STAXIS
-STAXIA
dripping, oozing (of blood)

epi-staxis
THAN(AT)-
death

thanat-obiological
THE-
place, put

syn-the-sis
TRICH-
hair

trich-ogen
TROPH-
nourishment

a-troph-y
ADEN-
gland

aden-oids
AER-
air, gas

aer-obe
BLENN-
mucus

blenn-orrhea
CEL(I)-
abdomen

celi-ocentesis
CH(E)IL
lip

cheil-oschisis
CHRON-
time, timing

chron-ic
CLA(S)-
-CLAST
break (up), destroy

polio-clast-ic
-DESIS
binding

syn-desis
DESM-
[binding] ligament, connective tissue

desm-ocyte
DYNAM-
force, power, energy

dynam-ic
GER-
old age


ger-iatrics
GNATH-
(lower) jaw


pro-gnath-ous
ISCH-
-SCHE-
suppress, check


isch-emia
KLEPT-
steal


klept-omania
LEI-
smooth


lei-otrichous
LEP-
attack, seizure


epi-lep-tic
MAN-
be mad


man-iac
MEL-
limb


mel-algia
MORPH-
form, shape


meta-morph-osis
NOM-
law


nom-ogram
OMPHAL-
navel, umbilicus


omphal-oncus
PED-
child


ped-iatrics
PEN-
decrease, deficiency


leuko-pen-ia
-PEX-
fixing, (surgical) attachment


gastro-pex-y
PLAS(T)-
form, develop


a-plas-ia
PRESBY-
old, old age


presby-opia
PROSTAT-
[one who stands before] prostate gland


prostat-itis
PTY-
spit


pty-sis
PTYAL-
saliva


ptyal-in
-RRHAPH-
suture


cardio-rrhaph-y
SIT-
food


sit-otoxin
STA(T)-
stand, stop


sta-sis
TAX-
(muscular) coordination


a-tax-ia
THERM-
heat, (body) temperature


therm-ometer
TROP-
turning


trop-ism
AUR-
ear
LATER-
side


"lateral"
OSS-
bone
RADIC-
root
SOPOR-
sleep
VAS-
vessel
CERVIX/CERVICES
neck(s)
NARIS/NARES
nostril(s)
REN/RENES
kidney(s)
CORPUS/CORPORA
body/bodies
GENUS/GENERA
kind/kinds
VISCUS/VISCERA
internal organ(s)
MEATUS/MEATUS
passage(s)
PLEXUS/PLEXUS/PLEXUSES
a braid/braids
GENUPECTORAL
knee
CORNU/CORNUA
horn
AB-

prefix
away from


abductor
AD-

prefix
aka. ac;af;ag;al;an;ap;as;a;at
to, toward
AMBI-

prefix
both


ambidextrous
ANTE-

prefix
before, forward


antenatal
BI-

prefix
aka bin,bis
two, twice, double, both


filateral
CIRCUM-

prefix
around


circumduction
CON-

prefix
aka co,col,com,cor
together, with, thoroughly, very


congenital, cohabitation
CONTRA-

prefix
against, opposite


contraception
DE-

prefix
down, away from, absent

dehydration
DIS-

prefix
aka di; dif
apart, away

disinfect, digest
EX-

prefix
aka e, ef
out of, away from


exhalation, evisceration
EXTRA-

prefix
aka extro
on the outside, beyond


extrasensory, extrovert
1) IN
2) IN
3) IN

prefix
1) in into incubation, impregnate
2) not imbalance, immune
3) very, thoroughly inflammation
INFRA-

prefix
beneath, below


inframaxilarry
INTER-

prefix
between


intercostal
INTRA-

prefix
within


intravenous
NON-

prefix
not


nonviable
MULT-

prefix
many, much, affecting many parts


multicuspid
OB-

prefix
against, toward; very, thoroughly


obsession, opposition
PER-

prefix
through; very, thoroughly


permanent, permeable
POST-

prefix
after, following, behind


postmortem, postpartum
PRE-

prefix
before, in front of


predigestion
PRO-

prefix
forward, in front


projection, procedure
RE-

prefix
back, again


recess, refraction
RETRO-

prefix
backward, in back, behind


retrograde
SE-

prefix
apart, away from


secrete, seduce
SEMI-

prefix
half


semipermeable, semiconscious
SUB-

prefix
under


subcostal, subdural
SUPER-

prefix
over, above; excess


superficial
TRANS-

prefix
across, through


transplant,transparent
ULTRA-

prefix
beyond, excess


ultraviolet, ultrasound
-AN

a.f.suffix
pertaining to, located in


median, ovarian
-AR

a.f.suffix
pertaining to, located in


vascular
-ARIUM

n.f.suffix
denotes a place for someting


aquarium
-ARY

a.f.suffix
pertaining to


salivary, axillary
-ATE

a.f.suffix
having the form of, possessing
-IA

n.f.suffix
forms abstract nouns


macrolabia
-IAN

n.f.suffix
indicates an expert in a certain field


librarian, mortician
-IC

a.f.suffix
pertaining to


rhythmic
-ID

a.f.suffix
pertaining to


morbid, rabid
-ILE

a.f.suffix
pertaining to, capable of


senile
-INE

a.f.suffix
pertaining to; located in


uterine; feminine
-IVE

a.f.sufix
pertaining to
-LENT

a.f.suffix
full of
-OSE

a.f.suffx
full of


adipose, varicose
-OUS

a.f.sufix
full of
-TY

n.f.suffix
forms abstract nouns

gravity, morbidity
-Y

n.f.suffix
forms abstract nouns

memory
-AD
adverb forming suffix
toward a part of the body...
dextrad--toward the right
sinistrad--toward the left side
cephelad--toward the head
-CLE
ventricle
-ELLA
rubella
-IL
fibril
-OLA
roseola
-ULE
globule
-CULUS
ventriculus
-ELLUM
cerebellum
-ILLA
fibrilla
-OLUS
alveolus
-ULUS
calculus
ABDOMIN-
belly, abdomen
ADIP-
fat
AUR-
ear
BACILL-
bacillus
BURS-
bursa
CALC-
stone, calcium, lime (salts)
CALOR-
heat, energy
CAPIT
head
CEREBR
brain
COST
rib
DENT
tooth
DORS
back (of the body)
EXTERN
outer
FIBR
fiber, filament
FISTUL
(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body
FRIG, FRIGOR
cold
INSUL
island
INTERN
inner
MEAT
passage, opening, meatus
NAS
nose
PUR
pus
RADIC, RAD, RADIX
root
REN
kidney
SANGUI(N)
blood
SON
sound
SYNOV
synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac
TUB
tube
TUSS
cough
VACC
cow
VIR,VIRUS
virus
VISCER
internal organ(s)