| Question |
Answer |
| logist | specialist in the study of |
| logy | study of |
| lysis | breaking up; seperation, destruction |
| malacia | softening |
| mania | madness |
| megaly | enlargement |
| metry | act of measuring |
| meter | instrument for measuring |
| mnesia | memory |
| oid | like; resembling |
| ole | small |
| oma | tumor |
| opia | vision |
| osis | abnormal condition, increase |
| para | to bear (off spring) |
| paresis | partial paralysis |
| pathy | desease; emotion |
| penia | deficiency; decrease |
| pexy | fixation; to put in place (of an organ) |
| phagia | eat; swallow |
| phasia | speech |
| philia | attraction for |
| phobia | fear of |
| phonia | sound; voice |
| plasia | development; formation, growth |
| plasm | formation |
| plasty | surgical repair |
| plegia | paralysis |
| pnea | breathing |
| poiesis | formation; production |
| ptosis | drooping, prolapse, downward displacement |
| ptysis | spitting |
| rrhage | burst forth |
| rrhagia | burst forth |
| rrhaphy | suture |
| rrhea | flow; discharge |
| rrhexis | rupture |
| sclerosis | hardening |
| scope | instrument for visual examination |
| scopy | visual inspection |
| spasm | involuntary contraction, twitching |
| stasis | stopping; control, standing still |
| stenosis | stricture; narrowing |
| stomy | new opening, forming an opening |
| therapy | treatment |
| tome | instrument for cutting |
| tomy | incision, cut into |
| toxic | poison |
| tripsy | crushing |
| trophy | nourishment; development |
| ula | small |
| ule | small |
| version | to turn |
| y | process |
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