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english suffix -e

can be used to form verbs from latin infinitves

-ant, -ent, -ient

present participle

-ce. -cy

the act of (being) or the state of (being)

-sc-

inceptive verb meaning the beginning of an action; -escent = past participle of inceptive verb

-fy-

combining form used in verbs meaning to make ___ (ex: make great, make holy, etc)

genit-

often refer to the organs of the reproductive system

Apollo & Asclepius

physician of the gods until son Asclepius came & one-upped him... origin of serpent around staff medical symbol

mitr-

originated as a type of tall, pointed hat

valv-

originated as meaning a type of door that folds in on itself

ballistics

the science of projectiles

dipthera

leather

woolsorters/ragsorter's deseae

inhalation anthrax

anthracosis

"black lung" commonly suffered by coal miners




byssinosis = cotton mills


silicosis = granite/stonge company


siderosis = iron/seteel



tuberculosis

"the great imitator"

pertussis

whooping cough

Sphinx

ancient greek origin of word sphincter (bind tight, strangler, destroyer)

-oma

when in regards to the optic system, designates various abnormalities (NOT tumors)

cataract

waterfall

herpes

to creep/move slowly; shingles

glaucoma

increased interocular pressure

myopia

nearsightedness

iris

goddess of the rainbow

amazon

got their name because one breast was removed so that they could better use the bow/arrow

hymen

god of marriage and weddings

hysteria

ancient greeks believed that women were extra inclined to emotional upheaval ("from the womb")

syrinx

pipes of pan/shepherd's pipe

-agogue

refer to agents used to promote the flow or secretion of fluids within the body

vesicle/vesicul-

mean either a small sac containing fluid, especially a seminal vesicle, or a small blister-like elevation on the skin containing serous fluid

-ient

adjective forming participle ending = adds -ing to a word to form an adjective

-ant

noun forming participle ending

-esc-

inceptive ending = the beginning of an action

-ent

noun forming participle ending = adds ing




OR




noun forming participle ending = person/thing that does something