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aut
combining form

self
crin
combining form

secrete, secretion
esthe(s)
combining form

sensation, sensitivity, sense
gen(e), gen
combining form

come into being, produce
gram
combining form

something written (a record)
graph
combining form

write, record
iatr
combining form

healer, physician, treatment
idi
combining form

of one's self
kine
combining form

move
kines(i)
combining form

movement, motion
lys
combining form

destroy, break down
myx
combining form

mucus
orth
combining form

straight, erect; normal
ot
combining form

ear
path
combining form

[suffering] disease
phil
combining form

love, have an affinity for
pt
combining form

fall, sag, drop, prolapse
pyr
combining form

fire fever, burning
pyret
combining form

fever
pyrex
combining form

be feverish
rhe
combining form

flow, secrete
rhag
combining form

flow profusely, hemorrhage
rhex
combining form

rupture
rhin
combining form

nose
scop
combining form

look at, examine
sep
combining form

be putrid, be infected
ta
combining form

stretching
tel
combining form

end, completion
ten, tenon(t)
combining form

tendon
therap(eu)
combining form

treat medically, heal
tom
combining form

a cutting, slice, incision
ton
combining form

[a stretching] {muscular} tone, tension
ectasia, ectasis
compound suffix form

dilation, enlargement
ectomy
compound suffix form

surgical excision; removal of all (total excision) or part (partial excision) of an organ
gen
compound suffix form

substance that produced (something)
genesis
compound suffix form

formation, origin
genic
compound suffix form

causing, producing, caused
genous
compound suffix form

by, produced in or by
gram
compound suffix form

a record of the activity of an organ
graph
compound suffix form

an instrument for recording the activity of an organ
graphy
compound suffix form

1) the recording of the activity of an organ

2) a descriptive treatise
lysis
compound suffix form

dissolution, reduction, decomposition, disintegration
lytic
compound suffix form

pertaining to dissolution or decomposition, disintegration
pathy
compound suffix form

disease
ptosis
compound suffix form

dropping, sagging, prolapse (or an organ or part)
rrhagia
compound suffix form

profuse discharge, excessive secretion
rrhea
compound suffix form

profuse discharge, excessive secretion
rrhexis
compound suffix form

bursting (of tissues), rupture
scope
compound suffix form

an instrument for examining
scopy
compound suffix form

examination
tome
compound suffix form

a surgical instrument for cutting
tomy
compound suffix form

surgical incision