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aur-
Combining Form

ear
later-
Combining Form

side
oss-
Combining Form

bone
radic-
Combining Form

root
sopor-
Combining Form

sleep
vas-
Combining Form

vessel
-ae
Singular First Declension-Latin Genitive Ending

of the bladder
Singular Second Declension-Latin Genitive Ending

of the uterus
-ōrum
Plural Second Declension-Latin Genitive Ending

of newborns
-is
Singular Third Declension-Latin Genitive Ending

of the tooth
ab-, (a- rarely before certain consonants, abs- before c and t)
Latin Prefix

away from
ad-, (ac- before c, af- before f, ag- before g, al- before l, an- before n, ap- before p, as- before s, a- before sp, at- before t)
Latin Prefix

to, toward
ambi-
Latin Prefix

both
ante-
Latin Prefix

before, forward
bi-, (bin-, bis-)
Latin Prefix

two, twice, double, both
circum-
Latin Prefix

around
con-, (co- before h; col- before l; com- before e, m, and p; cor- before r)
Latin Prefix

together, with; thoroughly, very
contra-
Latin Prefix

against, opposite
de-
Latin Prefix

down, away from, absent
dis- (di- before g, v and usually before l; dif- before f)
Latin Prefix

apart, away
ex-, (e- before certain consonants; ef- before f)
Latin Prefix

out of, away from
extra-, (rarely extro-)
Latin Prefix

on the outside, beyond
(1) in- (il- before l; im- before b, m, and p; ir- before r)
Latin Prefix

in, into
(2) in-
Latin Prefix

not
(3) in-
Latin Prefix

very, thoroughly
infra-
Latin Prefix

beneath, below
inter-
Latin Prefix

between
intra-, (rarely intro-)
Latin Prefix

within
non-
Latin adverb and English prefix

not
mult-, (often multi-)
Latin Prefix

many, much, affecting many parts
ob-, (oc- before c; op- before p)
Latin Prefix

against, toward; very, thoroughly
per-, (pel- before l)
Latin Prefix

through; 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-, (suf- before f; sup- before p)
Latin Prefix

under
super-, (often supra-)
Latin Prefix

over, above, excess
trans-
Latin Prefix

across, through
ultra-
Latin Prefix

beyond, excess
uni-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

one
bi-, bin-, bis-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

two, twice, double, both
tri-
Greek and Latin Combining Form and Prefix

three
quadr-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

four
quint-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

five, fifth
sex-, sext-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

six, sixth
sept-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

seven
oct-, octa-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

eight
non-
Latin Combining Form and Latin Prefix

nine, ninth
dec-, deca-
Greek and Latin Combining Form and Prefix

ten, one-tenth
-an
Latin Adjective-Forming suffix

pertaining to, located in
-ar
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

pertaining to, located in
-arium
Latin Noun-Forming Suffix

denotes a place for something
-ary
Latin Noun-Forming Suffix

denotes a place for something
-ary
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

pertaining to
-ate
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

having the form of, possessing
-ia
Latin Abstract Noun-Forming Suffix

state, condition
-ian
Latin Noun-Forming Suffix

indicates an expert in a certain field
-ic
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

pertaining to
-id, (-oid)
Greek Adjective and Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

pertaining to
-ile
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

pertaining to, capable of
-ine
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

pertaining to, located in
-ive
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

pertaining to
-lent
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

full of
-ose
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

full of
-ous
Latin Adjective-Forming Suffix

full of
-ty
Latin Abstract Noun-Forming Suffix

state, condition
-y
Latin Abstract Noun-Forming Suffix

state, condition
-ad
Adverb-FormingEnglish Suffix

indicating direction toward a part of the body
-cle
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-ella
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-il
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-ola
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-ule
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-culus
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-ellum
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-illa
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-olus
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
-ulus
Latin Diminutive Suffix

express the idea of smallness
abdomin-
Latin Combining Form

belly, abdomen
adip-
Latin Combining Form

fat
aur-
Latin Combining Form

ear
bacill-
Latin Combining Form

[rod, staff] bacillus
burs-
Latin Combining Form

[leather sack] bursa
calc-
Latin Combining Form

stone, calcium, lime (salts)
calor-
Latin Combining Form

heat, energy
capit-
Latin Combining Form

head
cerebr
Latin Combining Form

brain
cost-
Latin Combining Form

rib
dent-
Latin Combining Form

tooth
dors-
Latin Combining Form

back (of the body)
extern-
Latin Combining Form

outer
fibr-
Latin Combining Form

fiber, filament
fistul-
Latin Combining Form

(tube, pipe) fistula, an abnormal tubelike passage in the body
frig-, frigor-
Latin Combining Form

cold
insul-
Latin Combining Form

island
intern-
Latin Combining Form

inner
meat-
Latin Combining Form

passage, opening, meatus (pronounced mee-ate'-us)
nas-
Latin Combining Form

nose
pur-
Latin Combining Form

pus
radic-, rad-, radix
Latin Combining Form

root
ren-
Latin Combining Form

kidney
sangui(n)-
Latin Combining Form

blood
son-
Latin Combining Form

sound
synov-
Latin Combining Form

synovial fluid, synovial membrane or sac
tub-
Latin Combining Form

[trumpet] tube
tuss-
Latin Combining Form

cough
vacc-, vaccin-
Latin Combining Form

cow; vaccine
vir-, virus-
Latin Combining Form

[poison, venom] virus
viscer-
Latin Combining Form

internal organ(s)