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62 Cards in this Set

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amphi (ampho)

Prefix



on both sides, around, boty

ana

prefix



up, back against

apo

prefix



away from

cata (cat before a vowel or h)

prefix



downward, disordered

dia (di-before a vowel)

prefix



through, across, apart

eso

prefix



within, inner, inward

eu

prefix



good, normal, healthy

heter (hetero)

prefix



different, other, relationship to another

homo (homeo)

prefix



same, likeness

meta (met-before a vowel or h)

prefix



change, transformation, after, behind

para (often par before a vowel)

prefix



alongside, around, abnormal, beyond

pro

prefix



before

pros (prosth)

prefix



in place of

-al

latin-derived adjectival suffix



pertaining to, located in

-ase

suffix



forms names of enzymes

-asia (-asis, rare)

abstract noun-forming suffix



state, condition

-ema

noun-forming suffix



state, condition

-esis

noun-forming suffix



state, condition, procedure

-etic

adjective-forming suffix



pertaining to

-ics (-tics)

noun-forming suffix



science of study of

-ism

noun-forming suffix



state, condition, quality

-ismus

noun-forming suffix



state, condition; muscular spasm

-oid (rarely -ode, -id)

noun and adjective forming suffix



indicating a particular shape, form, or resemblance: like, resembling

-oma

noun-forming suffix



usually tumor; occasionally disease

-ose

latin-derived adjectival suffix



also used to form names of chemical substances: full of, resembling

-ous

latin-derived adjectival suffix



pertaining to, characterized by, full of

-us

latin noun-forming suffix



condition, person (sometimes a malformed fetus)

-ize

verb-forming suffix



"to make, become, cause to be, subject to, engage in"

-ate

suffix used to form chemical substance

-ide

suffix used to form chemical substance

-ite

suffix used to form chemical substance

-one

suffix used to form names of chemical substances

acr

combining form



extremities (particularly the hands and feet)

ambly

combining form



dull, faint

carcin-

combining form



carcinoma, cancer

-cel

combining form



hernia, tumor, swelling

cheir, chir

combining form



hand

chol(e)

combining form



bile, gall

col(i), colon

combining form



colon

cyan

combining form



blue

cyst(i), cystis

combining form



bladder, cyst

diplo

combining form



double, twin

enter

combining form



(small) intestine

erg

combining form



action, work

gastr

combining form



stomach

hem, hemat, em

combining form



blood

hepar, hepat

combining form



liver

lip

combining form



fat

macr

combining form



(abnormally) large or long

mega, megal

combining form



(abnormally) large or long

melan

combining form



dark, black

micr

combining form



(abnormally) small

nyct

combining form



night

odyn

combining form



pain

onc

combining form



tumor

pachy

combining form



thick

pseud

combining form



false

py

combining form



pus

sarc

combining form



flesh, soft tissue

spasm

combining form



spasm, involuntary muscular contraction

splen

combining form



spleen

stom, stomat

combining form



mouth, opening