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Suffixes

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-ac stands for   pertaining to  
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-ad stands for   toward, increase  
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-al stands for   pertaining to  
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-algesia stands for   sensitivity to pain  
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-algia stands for   pain  
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-ar stands for   pertaining to  
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-cele stands for   swelling or hernation  
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-centesis stands for   surgical puncture  
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-cide stands for   to kill; to destroy  
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-cyte stands for   cell  
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-dynia stands for   pain  
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-ectasia stands for   stretching or dilation  
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-ectomy stands for   surgical removal  
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-emia stands for   blood condition  
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-er stands for   one who  
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-genesis stands for   generating; formation  
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-genic stands for   pertaining to, formation, producing  
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-gram stands for   record or picture  
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-graph stands for   an instrument used to record  
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-graphy stands for   process of recording  
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-ia stands for   condition; pertaining to  
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-iasis stands for   presence of an abnormal condition  
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-iatric(s) stands for   relating to medicine, physicians, or medical treatment  
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-iatrist stands for   one who treats; a physician  
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-iatry stands for   medical treatment, medical profession  
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-ic stands for   pertaining to  
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-ician stands for   specialist in a field of study  
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-ion stands for   action; process  
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-ism stands for   condition  
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-ist stands for   practioner  
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-itis stands for   inflammation  
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-lepsy stands for   seizure; attack  
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-lith stands for   stone  
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-lithiasis stands for   presence or formation of stones  
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-logy stands for   study of  
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-logist stands for   one who specializes in the study of  
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-lysis stands for   destruction or detachment  
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-lytic stands for   destruction  
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-mania stands for   a mental disorder; a madness  
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-megaly stands for   enlargement  
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-meter stands for   an instrument used to measure  
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-metry stands for   process of measuring  
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-oid stands for   resembling  
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-ole stands for   small or little  
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-oma stands for   tumor  
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-opia stands for   visual condition  
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-osis stands for   condition  
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-ous stand for   pertaining to  
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-pathy stands for   disease  
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-penia stands for   decrease in; deficiency  
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-pexy stands for   surgical fixation  
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-philia stands for   attracted to  
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-phobia stands for   abnormal fear  
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-plasis stands for   formation or development  
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-plasty stands for   surgical repair  
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-plegia stands for   paralysis  
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-pnea stands for   breathing  
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-ptosis stands for   drooping or prolapse  
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-rrhagia stands for   excessive flow or discharge  
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-rrhea stands for   discharge; flow  
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-rrhexis stands for   rupture  
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-scope stands for   instrument used to view  
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-scopy stands for   process of viewing with a scope  
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-stasis stands for   stopping or controlling  
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-stomy stands for   surgical creation of a new opening  
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-tic stands for   pertaining to  
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-tomy stands for   incision into  
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-tripsy stands for   intentional crushing  
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-ula stands for   small, little  
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-uria stands for   urine  
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