suffixes
-ac: Pertaining to
-ad: Toward
-al: Pertaining to
-algia, -dynia: Pain
-ar: Pertaining to
-ary: Pertaining to
-cele: Protrusion
-centesis: Surgical withdrawal of fluid
-cide, -cidal: Kill, destroy
-coccus: Berry shaped
-cyte: Cell
-eal: Pertaining to
-ectomy: Surgical removal
-emia: Pertaining to blood
-esis: Condition
-gen: Substance that produces/causes
-genic: Produced by
-gram: Record of
-graph: Instrument used to record
-graphy: A process of recording
-ia: Condition of, diseased state, abnormal state
-ic, -ior: Pertaining to
-ism: State of, condition, theory
-itis: Inflammation
-logist: Specialist who studies and treats disorders
-logy: Study of
-lysis: Destruction, breakdown
-megaly: Enlargement
-meter: Instrument used to measure
-metry: Process of measuring
-oid: Resembling
-oma: Tumor
-opia: Vision condition
-opsy: To view
-osis: Abnormal condition
-ous: Pertaining to
-pathy: Disease, abnormality
-penia: Lack of, deficiency
-pexy: Surgical fixation, suspension
-phagia: Eating
-phobia: Intense fear of
-plasia: Formation, development
-plasm: Growth, substance, formation
-plasty: Surgical reconstruction
-plegia: Paralysis
-pnea: Breathing
-poiesis, -poietic: Production, manufacture of
-ptosis: Drooping
-rrhage: Excessive flow
–rrhagia: Excessive flow
-rrhaphy: Suturing in place, fixation
-rrhea: Flow, discharge
-rrhexis: Rupture or breaking away
-sclerosis: Hardening
-scope: Instrument used to visually examine
-scopic: Visual examination
-scopy: Process of visual examination
-spasm: Sudden, involuntary
-stasis: To stop
-stomy: Artificial surgical opening
-tome: Instrument used to cut
-tomy: Process of incision, cutting into
-tripsy: Crushing
-trophic, -trophy: Growth, development