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Suffixes are numbered from the lesson they originate from. The type of suffix is included on the answer side. If I wasn't sure what the suffix type was, no type is included.
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-al
“pertaining to”, “like”, “belonging to”, “having the character of”
AFS
-an (-ian)
“pertaining to”, “like”, “one connected with”
AFS
-ous (-ious)
“full of”, “pertaining to”, “like”
AFS
4. -ic, -tic (-ac after i)
“pertaining to”, “like”
AFS
ics, -tics
“art, science, or study of”
AFS
-oid, -ode
“like”, “having the shape of”
AFS
-emia (hemia)
“condition of the blood”
Compound
-logy
“science of”, “systematic study of”
Compound
-lysis
“dissolution of or by” (“surgical division or separation”
Compound
-mania
“madness for or about”
Compound
-pathy
“disease of”, “treatment of disease of or by”
Compound
-phobia
“abnormal fear of”
Compound
-therapy
“treatment of or by”
Compound
-tomy
“surgical operation on”, “surgical cutting of”
Compound
-ectomy
“surgical removal of”
Compound
-uria
“condition of the urine”
Compound
-genous
-genic
“producing”
“produced”
Compound
-hedron
“solid figure having a specified number of faces”
Compound
-iasis
“diseased condition” (often refers to an infestation by parasites)
Compound
-meter
-metry
“instrument for measuring”, “measure”
“art or science of measuring”
Compound
-nomy
“science of”, “system of laws governing”
Compound
-oecious
“having a house or dwelling”
Compound
-philious, -philic
“loving”, “thriving in”, “pollinated by the agency of”
Compound
-plasty
“formation”, “plastic surgical operation”
Compound
-rrhea
“abnormal flow or discharge of”
Compound
-stomy
“the making of a surgical opening”
Compound
-ter
“means of”, “place for”
NFS
-ist, -ast
“one who”
Agent NFS
-te, -t, -tes
“one who does”, “that which does”
Agent NFS
-ician
“specialist in”, “practitioner of”
*Old French, not Greek
NFS
-ia, -y
"state of”, “condition of”, “quality”
Instance or agent NFS
- ism, -ismus
“condition of”, “belief in”
Instance or agent NFS
-sis, -sia, -sy, -se
“act of”, “process of” (sometimes “result of the act of”
Instance or abstract NFS
-ma, -m, -me
“result of the act of”
Plural is “-mata”, adjective is “-matic”
NFS
-oma
“tumor arising in or composed of”
related to -ma
NFS
-osis
“diseased condition of”, “act of”, “process of”
related to -sis
NFS
-itis
“inflammation of”, “inflammatory disease of”
NFS
-in, ine
“chemical substance”
*Latin derivation
NFS
-ium
“part”, “lining or enveloping tissue”, “region”
NFS
-us
“individual”, “person”
*Latinized version
NFS
-idae, -ida, -id
“descended from”, “related to”
technical endings used in taxonomy
NFS