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Prefixes, Suffixes, Combining Forms, and Suffix Forms from Lesson 1
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a-/an-
Not, without, lacking, deficient
anti-/ant
Against, opposed to, preventing, relieving
di-
Two, twice, double
dys-
Difficult, painful, defective, abnormal
ec-/ex-
Out of, away from
ecto-/ect
Outside of
en-/em-
In, into, within
endo-/ento-/end-/ent-
Within
epi-/ep
Upon, over, above
exo-
Outside, from the outside, toward the outside
hemi-
Half, partial, one side of the body
hyper-
Over, above, excessive, beyond normal
hypo-/hyp-
Under, deficient, below normal
mono-
One, single
peri-
Around, surrounding
syn-/sym-
Together, with, joined
-a
State, condition
-ac
Pertaining to, located in
-ia/-y
State, condition
-iac
Person afflicted with
-iasis
Disease, abnormal condition, abnormal presence of: often used with the name of a parasitic organism to indicate infestation of the body by that organism
-ic
Pertaining to, located in; words ending with the suffix can be used as both adjectives and nouns and often indicate a drug or agent; can refer to a person suffering from a certain disability or condition
-in/ine
Forms names of substances
-ist
A person interested/specializing in something
-itic
Pertaining to; pertaining to inflammation; words ending in the suffix can be used as both adjectives and nouns, and often indicate a drug or agent
-itis
Inflammation
-itides
Plural form of for the suffix -itis
-ium
Membrane, connective tissue
-ma
Abnormal or diseased condition; combining form for nouns ending in the suffix is -mat; sometimes the final -a is dropped off the noun
-osis
Abnormal or diseased condition
-otic
Pertaining to
-sia
State, condition
-sis
State, condition
-tic (forms adjectives from nouns ending in -sis)
Pertaining to; words ending in -tic can be used as both adjectives and nouns, or indicate a drug or agent; can refer to a person suffering from a certain disability or condition
Akantha/ACANTH-
Thorn, spine
Algos/ ALG-
Pain
Algēsis/ ALGES-
Sensitivity to pain
Allos/ ALL-
Other, divergence, difference from
Angeion/ ANGI-
(Blood) Vessel, duct
Arteria/ ARTERI-
Artery
Arthron/ ARTHR-
Joint
Bios/ BI-
Life
Bradys/ BRADY-
Slow
Kardia/ CARDI-
Heart
Kephalē/ CEPHAL-
Head
Kranion/ CRANI-
Skull
Kytos/ CYT-
Cell
Enkephalon/ ENCEPHAL-
Brain (a combination of en, [in], and kephalē, [head]
Erythros/ ERYTHR-
Red, red blood cell
Leptos/ LEPT-
Thin, fine, slight
Leukos/ LEUK-
White, white blood cell
Lithos/ LITH-
Stone, calculus
Logos/ LOG-
Word, study
Malakos/ MALAC-
Soft
Mesos/ Mes-
Middle, secondary, partial mesentry
Metron/ -METER, METR-
Measure, measuring device
Nephros/ NEPHR-
Kidney
Neuron/ NEUR-
Nerve, nervous system
Osteon/ OSTE-
Bone
ProsĹŤpon/ PROSOP-
Face
PrĹŤtos/ PROT-
First, primitive, early
Skleros/ SCLER-
Hard
Stenos/ STEN-
Narrow
Stereos/ STERE-
Solid, having 3 dimensions
Tachys/ TACHY-
Rapid
Toxon/ TOX(I)-
Poison
-MALACIA
The softening (of tissues) of
-SCLEROSIS
The hardening (of tissues) of
-STENOSIS
The narrowing (of a part of the body)
-TOXIC
Poisonous (to an organ)
-TOXIN
A substance poisonous to (a part of the body)