phag/o pronounciaton
(FAY-goh)
phag/o example?
aphagia
phag/o meaning?
eat
plas/o pronounciation
PLAS-oh
plas/o meaning
formation
plas/o example
hyperplasia
morph/o pronunciation
MOR-foh
morph/o mean
change
morph/o example
morphology
myc/o pronunciation
MAI-koh
myc/o meaning
fungus
myc/o example
dermatomycosis
necr/o pronunciation
NEK-roh
necr/o meaning
death
necr/o example
necrosis
orth/o pronunciation
OR-thoh
orth/o meaning
straight
orth/o example
orthodontist
path/o pronunciation
PAH-thoh
path/o meaning
suffering, disease
path/o example
pathology
py/o pronunciation
PAI-oh
py/o meaning
pus
py/o examples
pyorrhea, pyemia
scler/o pronunciation
SKLEH-roh
scler/o meaning
hard
scler/o example
scleroderma
sten/o pronunciation
STIH-noh
sten/o meaning
narrowing
sten/o example
stenosis
troph/o pronunciation
TROH-foh
troph/o meaning
nourishment, development
troph/o examples
trophology, hypertrophy
xen/o pronunciation
ZEE-noh
xen/o meaning
foreign
xen/o example
xenograft
Pertaining to suffixes:
-ac
-al
-ar
-eal
-ic
-tic
-ous
-ia and -ism meaning
condition
-ium meaning
tissue, structure
-ium example
pericardium
-y meaning
condition, procedure
-y example
hypertrophy
Diminutive for small:
-icle
-ole
-ule
-ula
-iatrics and -iatry meaning
medical science
-iatrist meaning
specialist in medicine of
-ist meaning
specialist
-logist meaning
specialist in the study of
-logy meaning
study of
-algia pronunciation
AL-jah
-algia and -dynia meaning
pain
-algia example
myalgia
-dynia pronunciation
DAI-nee-ah
-dynia example
gastrodynia
-cele pronunciation
SEEL
-cele definition
hernia (a bulging of tissue into an area where it doesn’t belong)
-emia pronunciation
EE-mee-ah
-emia meaning
blood condition
-iasis pronunciation
AI-ah-sis
-iasis meaning
presence of
-itis pronunciation
inflammation
-lysis meaning
loosen, break down
-malacia pronunciation
mah-LAY-shah
-malacia definition
abnormal softening
-megaly pronunciation
MEH-gah-lee
-megaly meaning
enlargement
-oid meaning
resembling
-oma meaning
tumor
-osis meaning (that describe symptoms, diseases, and conditions)
condition
-pathy meaning
disease
-penia meaning
deficiency
-ptosis pronunciation
puh-TOH-sis
-ptosis meaning
drooping
-rrhage pronunciation
RIJ
-rrhage and -rrhagia meaning
excessive flow
-rrhagia pronunciation
RAY-jee-ah
-rrhea pronunciation
REE-ah
-rrhea meaning
flow
-rrhexis pronunciation
REK-sis
-rrhexis meaning
rupture
-spasm pronunciation
SPAZ-um
-spasm meaning
involuntary contraction
-centesis meaning
puncture
-gram meaning
written record
-graph meaning
instrument used to produce a record
-graphy meaning
process of recording
-meter meaning
instrument used to measure
-metry meaning
process of measuring
-scope meaning
instrument used to look
-scopy meaning
process of looking
-desis meaning
binding, fixation
-ectomy meaning
removal
-pexy meaning
surgical fixation
-plasty meaning
reconstruction
-rrhaphy meaning
suture
-rrhaphy pronunciation
rah-fee
-stomy meaning
creation of an opening
-tomy meaning
incision
Singular → Plural suffix:
-a →
-ae
a- pronunciation
ay
a- and an- meaning
not