Modules 1-8 word parts

auto

self

crypto

hidden

cutaneo

skin (adj)

cyano

blue

dermato

skin, (noun)

dermo

skin, (noun & adj)

erythro

red

hetero

other

hidro

sweat

leuko

white

melano

black

myco

fungus

necro

tissue death

onycho

nail (noun)

rhytido

wrinkles

sclero

hardening

sebo

oil

staphylo

grape like clusters

strepto

twisted chains

tricho

hair

unguo

nail, (adj)

xantho

yellow

xero

dry

intra-

within

sub-

under, below

trans-

through, across

a

noun suffix, no meaning

cocci

round shaped bacteria, plural

coccus

round shaped bacterium, singular

ia

condition of (noun)

malacia

softening

mycosis

fungal condition

phagia

eating or swallowing

plasty

surgical repair

rrhea

flow, excessive discharge

tome

instrument used to cut

arthro

joint

cardio

heart

esophago

esophagus

hepato

liver

neuro

nerve

osteo

bone

patello

kneecap

pulmono

lung

veno

vein

intra

within

sub

below

ac

pertaining to

al

pertaining to

ar

pertaining to

ary

pertaining to

eal

pertaining to

ectomy

surgical removal, excision

ic

pertaining to

itis

inflammation

megaly

enlargement

otic

pertaining to

ous

pertaining to

pathy

disease

adeno

gland

cyto

cell, cf

epithelio

top layer of skin or mucous membrane

fibro

fibrous tissue, fibers

histo

tissue

somato

body

systemo

system

viscero

internal organ

antero

front

caudo

tail, downward

cephalo

head, upward

disto

away from the point of attachment to the trunk

dorso

back

infero

below

latero

side

medio

middle

postero

back, behind

proximo

near the point of attachment to the trunk

supero

above

ventro

belly (front)

cancero

cancer-adj.

carcino

cancer-n.

etio

cause-disease

iatro

medicine

leio

smooth

lipo

fat

myo

muscle

onco

tumor, cf

patho

disease, cf

rhabdo

striated,rod-shaped

sarco

flesh, connective tissue

a-

without (in front of consonants)

an-

without (in front of vowels)

bi-

two

dys-

difficult, painful, abnormal

hyper-

above normal, excessive

hypo-

below normal, deficient, under

uni-

one

cyte

cell, suffix

gen

substance or agent that produces

genesis

production