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-algia

Pain

-derma

Skin

-esis

Condition

-lysis

Breakdown

-ose

Full of

-osis

Condition (Usually Abnormal)

-ous

Pertaining To

-plakia

Plaque

-plasty

Surgical Repair

-rrhea

Flow or Discharge