test 1 latin

CHONDR-, CHONDRI-

cartilage, granule (prefix)

DEM-

people, country (prefix)

DERM-, DERMAT-

skin (prefix)

GAM-

marriage, union (prefix)

LECITH-

yolk (prefix)

OPHTHALM-

eye (prefix)

PHYLL-

leaf (prefix)

PHYT-

plant, growth (prefix)

PLAS(T)-

to form, to mold (base)

SOM-, SOMAT-

body (prefix)

THEC(A)-

case, sheath (prefix)

TOM- (enTOM-)

to cut, section (insect) (base)

TOP-

place (prefix)

TROPH-

nourishment, development (prefix)

ZO-

animal, living being (prefix)

ACOU- (ACU-)

to hear (prefix)

AMBLY-

dull (prefix)

ANTH-

flower (prefix)

CHROM-, CHROMAT-, CHRO-

color (base)

DACTYL-

finger, toe (base)

DE-, DESM-

to bind, ligament (prefix)

ENTER-

intestine (prefix)

ERG-

work (base)

ESTHE- (AESTHE-)

to feel, to perceive (base)

GER-, GERONT-

old person, old age (base)

GNATH-

jaw (base)

meta-

after, change, transfer (prefix)

para-

beside, resembling, disordered, associated (prefix)

peri-

around, near (prefix)

pros-

toward, in addition to, fronting (prefix)

syn- (sym-, syl-, sy-, sys-)

with, together (prefix)

amphi-, ampho-

both, on both sides of, around (prefix)

apo- (ap- before vowels or h)

from, off, away (prefix)

cata- (cat- before vowels or h)

down, against, according to, very (prefix)

dys-

bad, disordered, difficult (prefix)

es-, eis-

inward, into (prefix)

en- (em-, el-)

in, into, inward (prefix)

en- + anti-

opposite (compound prefix)

endo-, ento- (end-, ent- before vowels or h)

within, inner (prefix)

epi- (ep- before vowels or h)

upon, on, to, in addition to (prefix)

eu-

well, good, normal (prefix)

exo-, ecto-

outside, external (prefix)

hyper-

over, excessive, more than normal (prefix)

hypo- (hyp- before vowels or h)

below, deficient, less than normal, somewhat (prefix)

-ous

pertaining to (suffix)

-sis

act of (suffix)

-y

state of (suffix)

-al

pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of (suffix)

-an (-ian)

pertaining to, like, one connected with (suffix)

-ous (-ious)

full of, pertaining to, like (suffix)

-ic, -tic (-ac after i)

pertaining to, like (suffix)

-ics, -tics

art, science, or study of (suffix)

-oid, -ode

like, having the shape of (suffix)

-algesia

sense of pain (suffix)

-etic

pertaining to (suffix)

-ia

condition (suffix)

-ism

condition, belief (suffix)

-oma

tumor (suffix)

-osis

condition, usually abnormal (suffix)

-tic

pertaining to (suffix)

-emia (-hemia)

condition of the blood, congestion of blood (suffix)

-logy

science of, systematic study of (suffix)

-lysis

dissolution of or by (suffix)

-mania

madness for or about (suffix)

-pathy

disease of, treatment of disease of or by (suffix)

-phobia

abnormal fear of (suffix)

-therapy

treatment of or by (suffix)

-tomy

surgical operation on, surgical cutting of (suffix)

-ectomy

surgical removal of (suffix)

-uria

condition of the urine (suffix)

-genous, -genic

producing, produced (suffix)

-hedron

solid figure having a (specified) number of faces (suffix)

-iasis

diseased condition; often refers to an infestation by parasites (suffix)

-meter, -metry

instrument for measuring, measure; art or science of measuring (suffix)

-nomy

science of, system of laws governing (suffix)

-oecious

having a house or dwelling (suffix)

-philous, -philic

loving, thriving in, pollinated by the agency of (suffix)

-plasty

formation, plastic surgical operation (suffix)

-rrhea

abnormal flow or discharge of (suffix)

-stomy

the making of a surgical opening (suffix)

GRAPH-, -GRAM

to write, thing written (base)

HEPAT-, HEPAR-

liver (prefix)

LEX-

to read (base)

MY-, MYS-, MYOS-

muscle (prefix)

AMYGDAL-

almond, tonsil (base)

ANDR-

man, male (prefix)

ANTHROP-

man, human being (prefix)

CHRON-

time (base)

CLAD-

branch (base)

DYNAM-, DYN-

power (base)

EME-

to vomit (base)

GYN(E)-, GYNEC- (GYNAEC-)

female (prefix)

HELIC-, HELIX

spiral (base)

HYDR-

water, fluid (base)

NECR-

corpse, dead tissue (base)

OLIG-

few, scanty (prefix)

PHAG-

to eat (base)

PHIL-

to love, have an affinity for (base)

POLY-

many, much (prefix)

TARS-

instep, edge of the eye (base)