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Suffix Terms

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Definition
-ac,-ic,-al,-ial,-ary,-ous,-tic,-eal   Pertaining to, related to, located in  
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-agra   excessive pain  
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-algia   pain and suffering  
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-aphresis   removal  
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-asthenia   weakness  
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-ase   enzyme  
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-ate   use, subject to  
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-atresia   absence of normal body opening  
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-cele   protrusion, hernia  
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-centesis   surgical puncture to remove fluid  
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-cidal   killing  
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-clasia, clast   break  
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-cle,-cule,-ole,-ola,-ule,-ulum,-ulus   small  
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-coccus, -coccis   berry shaped  
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-crit   to seperate  
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-crine   seperate, secrete  
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-cyte   cell  
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-desis   surgical fixation  
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-dynia   pain  
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-ectasis   dilation, expansion  
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-ectomy   surgical removal  
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-ectopic   displacement  
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-emesis   vomit  
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-emia   blood condition  
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-ent,-er,-ist,-or   person or agent  
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-esis,-ia,-a,-ism,-osis,-tion,-sis,-iasis,-sia   state or condition, disease  
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-gen, -genic   producing, causing  
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-genesis   beginning, orgin  
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-gram   record  
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-graph   process of recording  
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-graphy   process of recording  
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-ician   one who  
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-ictal   seizure, attack  
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-ist, -ologist   a specialist in  
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-it is, ites   inflammation  
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-ium   membrane  
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-logy   science, study of  
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-lysis, -lytic   destroy, dissolution, seperation  
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-ma, -mat   disease, condition  
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-malacia   abnormal softening  
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-mania   madness  
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-megaly   abnormal enlargement  
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-metry   measurement  
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-morph   form, shape  
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-necrosis   tissue death  
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-oma   tumor  
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-opsy   to view  
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-osis   abnormal condition  
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-ostomy   surgical opening  
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-otomy   cutting, incision  
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-oxia   oxygen  
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-paresis   slight paralysis  
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-pathy   disease  
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-penia   deficient, lack of  
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-pepsia   digestion  
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-phagia, -phagy   eating, swallowing  
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-phobia   abnormal fear, intolerance  
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-phonia   pertaining to sound  
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-phoria   feeling  
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-plasia, -plasm   formation, development  
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-plasty   surgical repair  
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-plegia   paralysis  
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-pnea   breathing  
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-poiesis   formation  
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-porosis   passage  
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-rrhage, -rraghia   excessive flow, bleeding  
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-rrhaphy   suture  
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-rrhea   abnormal flow or discharge  
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-rrhexis   rupture  
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-sarcoma   malignant tumor  
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-sclerosis   abnormal hardening  
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-scope   instrument for examining  
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-scopy   visual examination  
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-sepsis   infection  
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-spasm   sudden involuntary muscle contraction  
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-stasis   control, stop  
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-stenosis   narrowing  
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-stomy   surgical opening  
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-tomy   cutting, incision  
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-tripsy   surgical crushing  
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-trophy   nourishment, development  
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-ule   little  
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