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An/o

Anus

Append/o appendic/o

Appendix

Bucc/o

Cheek

Cec/o

Cecum

Celi/o lapar/o

Belly/ abdomen

Cheil/o labi/o

Lip

Chlescyst/o

Gullbladder

Cheil/o labi/o

Lip

Choledoch

Common bile duct

Colon/o

Colon

Dent/i

Tooth

Enter/o

Intestine (usually small intestine)

Duoden/o

Doudenum

Esophag/o

Esophagus

Faci/o

Face

Gastr/o

Stomach

Gingiv/o

Gums

Gloss/o lingu/o

Tongue

Hepat/o

Liver

Ile/o

Ileum

Jejun/o

Jejunum

Mandibul/o

Mandible, lower jaw

Odont/o

Tooth

Or/o

Mouth, oral cavity

Palat/o

Palate

Pancreat/o

Pancreas

Peritone/o

Peritoneum

Pharyng/o

Throat

Proct/o

Anus and rectum

Pylor/o

Pyloric sphincter

Rect/o

Rectum

Sialaden/o

Salivary gland

Sigmoid/o

Sigmoid colon

Stomat/o

Mouth

Uvul/o

Uvula

Amyl/o

Starch

Bil/i

Gall, bile

Bilirubin/o

Bilirubin (bile pigment)

Chol/e

Gall, bile

Chlorhydr/o

Hydrochloric acid

Gluc/o

Sugar

Glycogen/o

Glycogen, animal starch

Lip/o

Fat, lipid

Lith/o

Stone

Prote/o

Protien

Py/o

Pus

Sial/o

Salíva, salivary

Steat/o

Fat

Ase

Enzyme

Chezia

Defecation, elimination of waste

iasis

Abnormal condition

Prandial

Meal