Lesson 4 BIOL Greek and Latin

A collection of 26 vocabulary flashcards covering suffixes and morphological bases from Lesson 4, detailing their meanings and forms as presented in the lecture notes.

Suffixes:

-al

pertaining to, like, belonging to

-an, -ia

pertaining to, like, connected with

-ous, -ious

full of, pertaining to, like

-ic, -tic (-ac after i)

like

-ics, -tics

art, science, study of

-oid, -ode

like, having the shape of

Bases

AMYLGDAL-

almond, tonsil

ANDR-

man, male

ANTHROP-

man, human being

CHRON-

time

CLAD-

branch

DYNAM-, DYN-

power

EME-

to vomit

GYMN-

naked

GYN(E)-, GYNEC-, GYNAEC-

female

HELIC-, HELIX

spiral

HYDR-

water, fluid

IATR-

physician, medical treatment

MELAN-

black, dark

NECR-

corpse, dead tissue

OLIG-

few, scanty

PED-, PAED-

child

PHAG-

to eat

PHIL-

to love, have an affinity for

POLY-

many, much

TARS-

instep, edge of the eye