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kinesi/o   movement  
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kyph/o   hump  
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lacrim/o   tear  
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lact/o   milk  
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limin/o   lamina (a thin plate, scale, or layer)  
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laryng/o   larynx  
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lob/o   lobe  
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lord/o   curve  
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lumb/o   lumbar (lower back)  
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lute/o   yellow  
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lymphaden/o   lymph gland  
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mamm/o   breast  
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mandibul/o   mandible (lower jawbone)  
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mast/o   breast  
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maxill/o   maxilla (upper jawbone)  
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meat/o   meatus (an opening, orifice, or short passage, as in a bone or in the integument of the ovule of a plant)  
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men/o   menstruation, month  
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mening/o, meningi/o   meninges  
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menisc/o, menisci/o   meniscus (a disk of cartilage between the articulating ends of the bones in a joint)  
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ment   mind  
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metacarp/o   metacarpals (hand)  
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metatars/o   metatarsals (foot)  
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metr/o   uterus, measure  
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metr/i   uterus  
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mon/o   one  
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muc/o   mucus  
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my/o, muscul/o   muscle  
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myc/o   fungus  
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myel/o   bone marrow, spinal cord  
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myring/o   ear drum  
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myx/o   mucus  
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nas/o   nose  
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nat/a, nat/i   birth  
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natr/o   sodium  
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necr/o   death  
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nephr/o   kidney  
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neur/o   nerve  
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noct/i   night  
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ocul/o   eye  
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olecran/o   olecranon (elbow)  
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olig/o   scant, few  
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onych/o   nail  
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oo/o   egg  
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oophor/o   ovary  
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ophthalm/o   eye  
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opt/o   eye, vision  
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optic/o   eye  
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orchi/i, orch/o, orchi/o, orchid/o   testicle  
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orth/o   straight  
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ot/o   ear  
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ov/o   egg  
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ovari/o   ovary  
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ovul/o   ovulation  
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ox/i, ox/o   oxygen  
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oxy/o   oxygen  
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oxy/o   oxygen  
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pachy/o   thick  
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palat/o   palate  
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palpebr/o   eyelid  
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pancreat/o   pancreas  
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papill/o   optic nerve  
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patell/o   patella (kneecap)  
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pelv/i   pelvis (hip)  
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pericardi/o   pericardium (the membranous sac enclosing the heart)  
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perine/o   perineum (the area in front of the anus extending to the fourchette of the vulva in the female and to the scrotum in the male)  
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petr/o   stone  
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phac/o   eye lens  
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phak/o   eye lens  
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phalang/o   phalanges (finger or toe)  
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pharyng/o   pharynx  
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phas/o   speech  
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phleb/o   vein  
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phren/o   mind, diaphragm  
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phys/o   growing  
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pil/o   hair  
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pituitar/o   pituitary gland  
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pleur/o   pleura (a delicate serous membrane investing each lung in mammals and folded back as a lining of the corresponding side of the thorax)  
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pneumat/o   lung/air  
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pneumon/o   lung/air  
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poli/o   gray matter  
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polyp/o   polyp  
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pont/o   pons (Also called pons Varolii. a band of nerve fibers in the brain connecting the lobes of the midbrain, medulla, and cerebrum)  
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pub/o   pubis  
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pulmon/o   lung  
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pupill/o   pupil  
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py/o   pus  
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pyel/o   renal pelvis (a small funnel-shaped cavity of the kidney into which urine is discharged before passing into the ureter)  
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pylor/o   pylorus (the opening between the stomach and the duodenum)  
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rachi/o   spine  
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radic/o, radicul/o   nerve root  
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ren/o   kidney  
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retin/o   retina  
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rhin/o   nose  
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rhiz/o   nerve root  
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rhytid/o   wrinkle  
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rube/o   red  
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sacr/o   sacrum  
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salping/o   uterine tube, fallopian tube  
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scapul/o   scapula (shoulder)  
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scler/o   sclera (a dense, white, fibrous membrane that, with the cornea, forms the external covering of the eyeball)  
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scoli/o   bent  
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seb/o   sebum/oil  
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semin/i   semen  
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sept/o   septum (a dividing wall, membrane, or the like, in a plant or animal structure)  
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sigmoid/o   sigmoid colon  
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somat/o   body  
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son/o   sound  
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sperm/o, spermat/o   sperm  
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sphygm/o   pulse  
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spir/o   breath  
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splen/o   spleen  
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spondyl/o   vertebra  
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staped/o   middle ear, stapes  
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staphyl/o   clusters  
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ster/o, stere/o   solid, having three dimensions  
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stern/o   sternum (breast bone)  
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strept/o   twisted chain  
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synovi/o   synovial joint membrane  
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tars/o   tarsal (ankle)  
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ten/o   tendon  
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tend/o, tendin/o   tendon (connective tissue)  
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test/o   testicle  
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thorac/o   thorax (chest)  
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thromb/o   clot  
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thym/o   thymus gland  
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thyr/o, thyroid/o   thyroid gland  
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tibi/o   shin bone  
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toc/o   childbirth  
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tonsill/o   tonsil  
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top/o   place  
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tox/o, toxic/o   poison  
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trache/o   trachea  
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trich/o   hair  
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tympan/o   eardrum  
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uln/o   ulna (lower arm bone)  
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ungu/o   nail  
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ur/o   urine  
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ureter/o   ureter  
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urethr/o   urethra  
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urin/o   urine  
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uter/o   uterus  
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uve/o   uvea (the vascular middle layer of the eye constituting the iris, ciliary body, and choroid)  
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valv/o, valvul/o   valve  
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vas/o, vascul/o   vessel  
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ven/o   vein  
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ventricul/o   ventricle  
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vertebr/o   vertebra  
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vesic/o   bladder  
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vesicul/o   seminal vesicles (either of two small saclike glands, located on each side of the bladder in males, that add nutrient fluid to semen during ejaculation)  
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vitre/o   glass/glassy  
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vulv/o   vulva  
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xer/o   dry  
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xanth/o   yellow  
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osche/o   relating to the scrotum  
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