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arthr

joint

brady

slow

cyt

[hollow container] cell

lept

thin, fine, slight

lith

stone, calculus

mes

middle, secondary, partial, mesentery

acr

highest point extremities, hands and feet

ambly

dull, faint

carcin

cancer, carcinoma [crab]

chol(e)

bile, gall

cyst, cystis

bladder, cyst

enter

(small) intestine

erg

action, work

onc

tumor

pachy

thick

py

pus

chlor

green

chondr

cartilage

dactyl

finger, toe

(h)elc

ulcer

hidr(ot), idr

sweat

hist(i)

[web] tissue

icter

jaundice

in, inos


fiber, muscle

is

equal, similar, same, alike

myc(et)

mushroom, fungus

myel

bone marrow, spinal cord

narc

stupor, numbness

onych

fingernail, toenail

poli

[gray] gray matter of the brain and spinal cord

por

pore, passage, opening, duct, cavity

som(at), soma

body

sthen

strength

crin

secrete, secretion [ separate]

esthe(s)

sensitivity, sensation, sense

acanth

thorn, spine

iatr

healer, physician, treatment

kine

move

kinesi

movement, motion

myx

mucus

ot

ear

pt

sagging, dropping, prolapse, fall

pyr

fever, burning

rhe

flow, secrete

rhag

flow profusely, hemorrhage

rhex

rupture

rhin

nose

sep

putrid, infected

ta

stretching

tel

end, completion

ten, tenont

tendon

tom

slice, cut, incision

ton

tone, tension

amni

amniotic sac, fetal membrane

asc, ascit

[leather bag] bladder, sac

bary

heavy, dull, hard

cente

pierce

dips

thirst

edema(t)

swelling

eme

vomit

lal

talk

lapar

abdomen, abdominal wall

lex

read

ne

new

no

mind, mental activity, comprehension

orec, orex

have an appetite

pha

speak, communicate

phag

swallow, eat

pharmac(eu)

medicine, drug

phem

speech

phon

sound, voice

phrac, phrag

enclose, obstruct

phras

speak

phren

mind, diaphragm

phylac

protection (against disease)

physi

nature, appearance

phyt

plant (organism) growth

poie

produce, make

sapr

rotten, putrid, decaying

stear, steat

fat, sebum, sebaceous glands

andr

man, male

ankyl, ancyl

fused, stiffened, hooked, crooked

brachy

short

crypt

hidden, latent

dem

people, population

dolich

long, narrow, slender

drom

a running

gyn(ec)

woman

er

sexual desire

nemat

(thread) worm

nos

disease, illness

pali(n)

back, again

phor

bearing, carrying

plec, pleg

strike, paralyze

r(h)achi

spine


schiz, schist

cleft, fissue, split

spondyl

vertebra

staxis, staxia

dripping, oozing of blood

the

place, put

trich

hair

troph

nourishment

blenn

mucus

celi

abdomen

cheil

lip

clas, clast

break down, destroy

desis

binding

desm

[binding] ligament, connective tissue

dynam

force, power

ger

older age, elderly

gnath

lower jaw

sch, sche

i

suppress, check

lei

smooth

lep

attack, seizure

man

be mad

mel

limb

morph

form, shape

nom

law

omphal

naval, umbilicus

pen

decress, deficiency

pex

fixing (surgical) attachment

plast

form, develop

presby

old, old age

prostat

prostate gland [one who stands before]

pty

spit

ptyal

saliva

rrhaph

suture

sit

food

tax

muscular coordination

trop

turning

abdomin

abdomen, belly

aur

ear

bachill

[rod, staff] bachillus

burs

[leather sac]bursa

calc

stone, calcium, lime (salt)

calor

heat, energy

cost

rib

dors

back, back of body

extern

outer

fibr

fiber, filament

fistul

fistula, abnormal tube-like passage in body

insul

island

intern

inner

meat

passage, opening, meatus

nas

nose

pur

pus

radic, rad, radix

root

ren

kidney

sanguin

blood

son

sound

synov

synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac

tub

[trumpet] tube

tuss

cough

vacc

cow

vir, virus

[poison, venom] virus

viscer

internal organs