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Ab-

Latin Prefix



away form

Ad-

Latin Prefix



to, toward

Ambi-

Latin Prefix



both

Ante-

Latin Prefix



before, forward

bi-

Latin Prefix



two, twice, double, both

Circum-

Latin Prefix



around

Con-

Latin Prefix



together, with, throroughly, very

Contra-

Latin Prefix



against, opposite

De-

Latin Prefix



down, away, from, absent

Dis-

Latin Prefix



apart, away

Ex-

Latin Prefix



out of, away from

Extra-

Latin Prefix



on the outside, beyond

In-


(1)

Latin Prefix



in, into

In-
(2)

Latin Prefix



not

In-


(3)

Latin Prefix



very, thoroughly

Infra-

Latin Prefix



beneath, below

Inter-

Latin Prefix



between

Intra-

Latin Prefix



within

Non-

Latin Prefix



not* (adverb)

Mult-

Latin Prefix



many, much, affecting many parts

Ob-

Latin Prefix



against, toward, very, thoroughly

Per-

Latin Prefix



very, thoroughly

Post-

Latin Prefix



after, following, behind

Pre-

Latin Prefix



before, in front of

Pro-

Latin Prefix



forward, in front

Re-

Latin Prefix



back, again

Retro-

Latin Prefix



backward, in back, behind

Se-

Latin Prefix



apart, away from

Semi-

Latin Prefix



half

Sub-

Latin Prefix



under

Super-

Latin Prefix



over, above, excess

Trans-

Latin Prefix



across, through

Ultra-

Latin Prefix



beyond, excess

-An

Latin Suffix



(adjective) (noun) pert. to, locared in

-Ar

Latin Suffix



(adjective) pert. to, located in

-Arium

Latin Suffix



(noun) denotes a place for something

-ary

Latin Suffix



(noun) denotes a place for soemthing

-ate

Latin Suffix



(adjectives) having the form of, possesing

-ary

Latin Suffix



(adjectives) pert. to

-ia

Latin Suffix


Abstract Noun


-ian

Latin Suffix


noun



indicated an expert in a certain field

-ic

Latin Suffix


adjectives



pert. to

-id*

Latin Suffix


adjectives



pert. to

-al

Latin Suffix


adjective



Pert. to

-ile

Latin Suffix


adjective



pert. to, capable of

-ine

Latin Suffix


adjective



pert. to, located in

-ive

Latin Suffix


adjective



pert. to

-lent

Latin Suffix


adjective



full of

-ose

Latin Suffix


adjective



full of

-ous

Latin Suffix


adjective



full of

-ty

Latin Suffix


abstract noun



-y

Latin Suffix


abstract noun

Diminutive Suffixes (Latin)

-express the idea of smallness



-cle, -ella, -il, -ola, -ule, -culus, -ellum, - illa-, olus, -ulus

-ad

English suffix


forms adverbs form nouns



indicate direction toward a part of the body.

Uni-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



one

Bi-, Bin-, Bis-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



two, twice, double, both

Tri- * (derived form Greek)

Numeric Combining form/prefix



Three

Quadr-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



four

Quint-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



five, fifth

Sex-, sext-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



six, sixth

Sept-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



Seven

Oct-, Octa-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



Eight

Non-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



nine, ninth

Dec-* (derived form Greek), Deca-

Numeric Combining form/prefix



ten, one-tenth

Abdomin-

Combining form



belly, abdomen

Adip-

Combining form



fat

Aur-

Combining form



Ear

Bacill-

Combining form



[rod, staff] bacillus

Burs-

Combining form



[leather sack] bursa

Calc-

Combining form



stone, calcium, lime (salts)

Calor-

Combining form



heat, energy

Capit-

Combining form



head

Cerebr-

Combining form



brain

Cost-

Combining form



rib

Dent-

Combining form



tooth

Dors-

Combining form



back (of the body)

Extern-

Combining form



outer

Fibr-

Combining form



fiber, filament

Fistul-

Combining form



(tube, pipe) fistula, and abnormal tubelike passage in the body

Frig-, Frigor-

Combining form



cold

Insul-

Combining form



island *

Intern-

Combining form



inner

Meat-

Combining form



passage, opening, meatus (pronounced mee-ate'-us)

Nas-

Combining form



nose

Pur-

Combining form



pus

Radic-, Rad-, Radix-

Combining form



root

Ren-

Combining form



kidney

Sangui(n)-

Combining form



blood

Son-

Combining form



sound

Synov-

Combining form



synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac

Tub-

Combining form



[trumpet] tube

Tuss-

Combining form



cough

Vacc-

Combining form



cow


[wordscontaining vaccin- have to do with vaccine]

Vir-, Virus-

Combining form



[poison, venom] virus