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Word Part
Definition
mono-, uni-   one  
bi-, di-   two  
tri-   three  
quad-, quadri-, tetra-   four  
centi-   one hundred or one-hundreth  
milli-   one-thousandth (1/1000)  
diplo-   double  
hemi-, semi-   half, partly  
hyper-   excessive, more than normal  
hypo-   beneath or below normal  
multi-, poly-   many  
nulli-   none  
pan-   all  
primi-   first  
super-, ultra-   excessive  
ab-   away from  
ad-   toward  
ante-, pre-   before in time or in place  
circum-, peri-   around  
dia-   through  
ecto-, ex-, exo-, extra-   out, without, away from  
en-, end-, endo-   inside  
epi-   above, on  
hypo-, infra-, sub-   beneath, under  
inter-   bewtween  
intra-   within  
ipsi-   same  
meso-, mid-, medio-   middle  
para-   near, beside, or abnormal  
per-   through or by  
post-   after, behind  
retro-   behind, backward  
super-, supra-   above, beyond  
sym-, syn-   joined together  
trans-   across  
a-, an-   no, not, without  
in-   not or inside  
macro-, mega-, megalo-   large or great (related to size)  
micro-   small (related to size)  
ante-, pre-, pro-   before (related to time)  
post-   after or behind (related to time)  
anti-, contra-   against (related to description)  
brady-   slow (related to description)  
dys-   bad, difficult (related to description)  
eu-   good, normal (related to description)  
mal-   bad (related to description)  
pro-   favoring, supporting (related to description)  
tachy-   fast (related to description)  
anter(o)   front  
poster(o)   back  
ventr(o)   ventral, belly side  
dors(o)   back  
medi(o)   medial, median, middle or nearer the middle  
later(o)   lateral, farther from the midline of the body or from a structure  
super(o)   superior, uppermost or above  
infer(o)   inferior, lowermost or below  
proxim(o)   proximal, nearer the origin or point of attachment  
dist(o), tel(e)   far or distant  
caud(o)   tail  
cephal(o)   cephalad, toward the head  
abdomin(o)   abdomen  
acr(o)   extremities (arms and legs)  
cephal(o)   head  
crani(o)   cranium (skull)  
dactyl(o)   finger or toe  
encephal(o)   brain  
herni(o)   hernia  
omphal(o), umbilic(o)   umbilicus (naval)  
pelv(i)   pelvis  
periton(o)   peritoneum  
pod(o)   foot  
som(a), somat(o)   body  
spin(o)   spine  
thorac(o)   thorax (chest)  
viscer(o)   viscera (large abdominal organs)  
hem(a), hem(o), hemat(o), -emia   blood  
hidr(o)   sweat, perspiration  
hydr(o)   water  
muc(o)   mucus  
py(o)   pus  
sial(o)   saliva; salivary glands  
ur(o)(used to describe cells)   urine; urinary tract  
cellul(o)   little cell or compartment (used to describe cells)  
chrom(o)   color (used to describe cells)  
cyt(o), -cyte   cell  
hemoglobin(o)   hemoglobin (used to describe cells)  
kary(o), nucle(o)   nucleus  
morph(o)   shape; form  
necr(o)   death  
norm(o)   normal  
phil(o)   attraction  
poikil(o)   irregular  
spher(o)   round  
calc(i)   calcium  
kal(i)   potassium  
natr(o)   sodium  
coagul(o)   coagulation  
fibrin(o)   fibrin  
thromb(o)   thrombus; clot  
aer(o)   air or gas  
angi(o), vascul(o)   vessel  
home(o)   sameness; constant  
is(o)   equal  
lith(o)   stone; calculus  
necr(o)   death  
-ant   that which causes  
-ate   to cause an action or the result of an action  
-cidal   killing  
-poiesis   production  
-poietin   that which causes production  
iatr(o)   physician or treatment  
idi(o)   individual  
immu(o)   immunity  
nos(o), path(o)   disease  
seps(o)   infection  
sept(i), sept(o)*   infection; *also means septum  
bacter(i), bacteri(o)   bacteria  
staphyl(o)   grapelike cluster, uvula  
strept(o)   twisted  
fung(i), myc(o)   fungus  
vir(o), virus(o)   virus  
aut(o)   self  
-phylaxis   protection  
vascul(o)   vessel  
aort(o)   aorta  
arter(o), arteri(o)   artery  
arteriol(o)   arteriole  
cardi(o)   heart  
phleb(o), ven(i), ven(o)   vein  
venul(o)   venule  
endocardi(o)   endocardium  
myocardi(o)   myocardium  
pericardi(o)   percardium  
atri(o)   atrium  
coron(o)   crown  
mediastin(o)   mediastinum  
ox(i)   oxygen  
pulmon(o)   lung  
sept(o)*   *septum; partition  
sin(o)   sinus  
steth(o), thorac(o)   chest  
valv(o), valvul(o)   valve  
ventricul(o)   ventricle  
-ole   small  
rhythm(o), rrhythm(o)   rhythm  
de-   down, from, or reversing  
-stenosis   narrowing; stricture  
aneurysm(o)   aneurysm  
ather(o)   yellowish, fatty plaque  
embol(o)   embolus  
aden(o)   gland  
adenoid(o)   adenoids  
lymph(o)   lymph, lymphatics  
lymphaden(o)   lymph node  
lymphangi(o)   lymph vessel  
lymphat(o)   lymphatics  
splen(o)   spleen  
thym(o)   thymus  
tonsill(o)   tonsil  
febrile   fever  
palm   palm  
plantar   sole (foot)  
prone   face laying down  
supine   lying on back  


   


 

 

 

 

 

 
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