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plurals, prefixes, suffixes, combining forms

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amygdalo/o   almond shaped structure  
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chemonucle/o   chemical/dissolution  
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cistern/o   reservoir  
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dendr/o   tree, branching  
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plex/o   interweave  
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sulc/o   furrow/ditch  
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hypn/o   sleep  
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phil/o   love, attraction to  
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epidur/o   upon or outside dura mater  
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lamin/a and /o   thin flat plate/layer  
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lob/o   well-defined part of organ  
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rhiz/o   relating to a root  
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thalam/o   brain division/ovoid mass  
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cata-   down  
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listhesis-   slippage  
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ana-   up (anabolism: building up of body substance)  
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blast-   embryonic, immature (as in cell)  
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cata-   down  
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choledoch/o   common bile duct  
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enter/o   intestines  
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hidr/o   sweat (hidropoiesis: formation of sweat)  
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hist/o   tissues  
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-ior   pertaining to (ex. anterior)  
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celi/o   belly, abdomen  
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proct/o   anus, rectum  
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pylor/o   pyloric sphincter  
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sialaden/o   salivary gland  
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stomat/o   mouth  
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amyl/o   starch  
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steat/o   fat  
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-ic   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-eal   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-ac   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-ive   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-al   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-an   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-ar   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-ay   pertaining to (adjective)  
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-able   capable of (adjective)  
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-ible   capable of (adjective)  
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-ia   condition (noun)  
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-iasis   condition (noun)  
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-ism   condition (noun)  
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kerat-   cornea  
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blenn-   mucus  
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noci-   pain, injury  
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cholangi/o   bile vessel  
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vesic/o   urinary bladder  
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-clasis   fracture/break  
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desis   binding or fixation of a bone or joint  
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-icle   small, minute, little  
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-ole   small, minute, little  
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-ula   small, minute, little  
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-ule   small, minute, little  
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-in   not  
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dys-   difficult/abnormal  
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-ine   a substance (endocrine)  
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-tropin   stimulating the function (endocrine)  
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-uria   urine condition (endocrine)  
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oxy-   rapid, sharp (oxytocia: rapid birth)  
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-physis   growth (as in the bone, ex. diaphysis)  
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spir/o   to breathe  
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cytosis   condition of cells  
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-in   not (ex. inability)  
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dys-   difficult/abnormal  
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-asthenia   lacking strength  
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-porosis   porous  
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-schisis   a splitting  
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iso-   equal  
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-latry   worship of  
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-phore   bearer/producer  
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aesthet-   perception (ex. anesthetic is without perception)  
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ast-   star  
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gyro-   circle (gyroscope)  
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helio-   the sun  
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amo/ami-   love  
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fibor-   fiber  
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plic/plex-   interweave, fold (ex. complicated, perplex)  
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furc/o   forking  
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ipsi-   same  
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thec/o   sheath  
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desm/o   fibrous connection, ligament  
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-agra   sudden onslaught of acute pain  
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-emphraxis   obstruction  
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-tocia   childbirth (ex. oxytocia, means rapid childbirth)  
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omo-   shoulder  
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epipl/o   omentum  
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rhytid/o   wrinkle (ex. rhytidectomy or removal of wrinkles)  
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-y   condition or process  
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zo/o   animal life (NOT as in sperm or spermatozoa)  
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kary/o   nucleus  
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myx/o   mucus (ex. myxopoeisis or production of mucus)  
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spondyl/o   vertebra  
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myel/o   spinal cord or bone marrow (as in myelography diagnoses spinal cord/nerve root problems)  
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my/o   muscle  
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iatr/o   physicians, treatment, medicine  
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omphal/o   umbilicus  
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pyel/o   renal pelvis  
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phren/o   mind or diaphragm  
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metr/i   uterine tissue  
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articul/o   joint  
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arthr/o   joint  
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roentgen/o   x-ray, as in roentgenology  
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scint/i   spark, as in scintigraphy (note the spelling is with an ā€œiā€)  
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cine-   movement, as in cineradiogram  
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-ptysis   spitting (ex. hemoptysis)  
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olig/o   scanty  
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terat/o   monster (ex. teratoma - germ cell tumor such as dermoid cyst)  
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kary/o   nucleus  
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poikil/o   varied, irregular  
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sider/o   iron  
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plasm/o   formation  
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ple/o   more, many  
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rube/o   red  
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scirrh/o   hard  
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myx/o   mucus  
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acr/o   extremity  
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crin/o   secrete  
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kerat/o   hard, horny tissue or cornea  
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myc/o   fungus  
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trich/o   hair  
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pil/o   hair  
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thel/o   nipple  
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squam/o   scaly  
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eosin/o   rosy  
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lute/o   yellow  
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poli/o   gray  
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sudor-   sweat  
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-plasia   formation, growth  
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ana-   anew, again, backward  
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apo-   away, off  
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-emia   blood condition  
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-globin   protein  
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-phoresis   carried  
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-poesis   formation  
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aniso-   unequal  
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