Medical Terminology from Greek and Latin Roots. Bases. (GREEK in all caps)

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Definition

Corresponding Latin Noun

abdomin-

abdomen

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ACROMI-

acromion, the extremity of the shoulder

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ADEN-

gland

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adip-

fat

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AER-

air, gas

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al-

wing, any wing-like structure

f. ala, -ae

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alb-

white

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alveol-

alveoli, terminal air sacs

m. alveolus, -i

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AMBLY-

dull, dim, blunt

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AMNI-, AMNION-

amnion; amniotic fluid

(blank)

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AMYL-

starch

(blank)

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an-

anus

(blank)

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ANDR-

male, man

(blank)

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ANGI-

(blood) vessel, duct

(blank)

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anter-

before, in the forward part

(blank)

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aort-, aortic-

aorta

f. aorta, -ae

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ARTHR-

joint

(blank)

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articul-

joint

f. articultio, articulationis

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ASTRAGAL-

ankle, bones of teh ankle joint

m. astragalus, -i

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atri-

atrium (a chamber of the heart)

n. atrium, -i

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aur-

ear

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AUX-

increase

(blank)

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bacill-

rod, rod-shaped bacterium

m. bacillus, -i

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BAR-

weight, pressure

(blank)

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BAS-

bse, basic (i.e. non-acidic)

(blank)

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BI-

life; living organism, microbe

(blank)

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bil-, bili-

bile

(blank)

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BLAST-

precursor cell; primitive cell or layer

(blank)

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BLENN-

mucus

(blank)

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BLEPHAR-

eyelid

(blank)

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BRACHI-

slow

(blank)

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BRONCH-

bronchus (major airway within the lungs)

m. bronchus, -i

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BRONCHIOL-

bronchiole (smaller airways in the lungs)

m. bronchiolus, -i

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bucc-

cheek

f. bucca, -ae

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burs-

fluid-filled sac, bursa

f. bursa, -ae

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calc-, calci-

calcium

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calcane-

heel bone

m. calcaneus, -i

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capil-

capillary

(blank)

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CARCIN-

cancer

(blank)

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CARDI-

heart

(blank)

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CARDI-

cardiac (proximal) portion of stomach

(blank)

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CARP-

wrist, bones of the wrist

m. carpus, -i

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caud-

tail, lower end of the body

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cec-, caec-

cecum

n. cecum, -i

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CELI-

abdomen

(blank)

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centr-

center

(blank)

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CEPHAL-

head

(blank)

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cerebell-

cerebellum, posteroinferior portion of brain; "little brain"

n. cerebellum, -i

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cerebr-

cerebrum, largest portion of brain; cerebral hemispheres; brain

n. cerebrum, -i

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cervic-

neck

f. cervix, cervicis

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cervic-

cervix of the uterus

cervix uteri

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CHEIL-

lips

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CHEM-

chemical, chemistry

(blank)

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CHIER-, CHIR-

hand

(blank)

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CHLOR-

green

(blank)

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CHOLE-, CHOL-

bile

(blank)

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CHOLECYST-

gall bladder

(blank)

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CHONDR-

cartilage, costal cartilage

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CHOLEDOCH-

common bile duct

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CHROM-, CHROMAT-

color, pigment

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CHRON-

time

(blank)

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CIRRH-

orangish-yellow, tawny

(blank)

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clavicul-

clavicle, collar bone

f. clavicula, -ae

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CLEID-

clavicle

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CLON-

clone, genetically identical descendent of a single parent cell, to produce such progeny

(blank)

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cocc-

spherical bacterium

m. coccus, -i

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COL-

colon, large intestine

(blank)

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COLL-, COLLA-

glue

(blank)

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COLP-

vagina

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CONI-

dust

(blank)

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conjunctiv-

conjunctive; the mucous membrane covering the eyeball

f. conjunctiva, -ae

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COPR-

feces; filthy, dirty

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cord-

heart

n. cor, cordis

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CORE-, COR-

pupil of the eye

(blank)

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corne-

cornea

f. cornea, -ae

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cort-, cortic-

cortex, outer layer of a structure or organ

(blank)

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cost-

rib

f costa, -ae

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cox-

hip bone, the hip joint (in general)

f. coxa, -ae

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crani-

skull

n. cranium, -i

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CRY-, CRYM-

cold

(blank)

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CRYPT-

secret, hidden

(blank)

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cupr-

copper

(blank)

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cut-, cutane-

skin

(blank)

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CYAN-

blue

(blank)

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CYCL-

ciliary body of the eye; ring, circle, cycle

(blank)

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CYST-

cyst, any small fluid-filled sac; urinary bladder

(blank)

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CYT-

cell

(blank)

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DACRY-

tears

(blank)

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DACTYL-

finger

(blank)

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DEM-

a people, a population

(blank)

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dent-

tooth

m. dens, dentis

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DERM-, DERMAT-

skin

(blank)

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DESM-

fibrous connection, ligament

(blank)

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dextr-

right

(blank)

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dist-

remote, distant, farther from the attached end

(blank)

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dors-

back, back surface

(blank)

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duct-

to lead, bring, convey

(blank)

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duoden-

duodenum

m. duodenum, -i

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DYNAM-

force, energy, power

(blank)

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EMBRY-, EMBRYON-

embryo (in humans, the unborn offspring up to 8 weeks of development)

(blank)

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ENCEPHAL-

brain

(blank)

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ENTER-

(small) intestine

(blank)

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EOS-

dawn; bright red or pink color

(blank)

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EPIDIDYM-

epididymis

(blank)

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EPISI-

the vulva

(blank)

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ERYTHR-

red

(blank)

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ESOPHAG-

esophagus

(blank)

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ESTHES-

to feel, perceive, sense

(blank)

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EURY-

wide, broad

(blank)

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extern-

outside

(blank)

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faci-

face; surface

f. facies, -ei

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fasci-

band or sheet of fibrous connective tissue

f. fascia, -ae

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febr-

fever

(blank)

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femor-

thigh bone

m. femur, femoris

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fer-, lat-

to bear, carry, bring

(blank)

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fet-

fetus (in humans, teh unborn offspring from 8 weeks of development until birth)

(blank)

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fibr-

fiber, fibrous connective tissue

(blank)

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fibul-

outer bone of the leg

f. fibula, -ae

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flav-

yellow

(blank)

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flect-, flex-

to bend

(blank)

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front-

forehead; (sometimes) frontal bone, sinus, or lobe of brain

(blank)

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fus-

to pour

(blank)

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GAM-

marriage, sexual union; gamete, reproductive cell

(blank)

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GAMET-

gamete, reproductive cell

(blank)

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GANGLI-

ganglion, cluster of nerve cells

(blank)

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GASTR-

stomach

(blank)

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GEN-, GENE-

to come into being, produce

(blank)

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GENI-, GENY-

cheek, chin, jaw

(blank)

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genu-

knee

(blank)

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GER-, GERONT-

old age, elderly person

(blank)

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gest-

to bear, carry, be pregnant

(blank)

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GEUS-

to taste

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gingiv-

gums

f. gingiva, -ae

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GLAUC-

blue-gray, green-gray

(blank)

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GLI-

glia, "glue," supporting cells of nervous system

(blank)

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glob-

round body, ball

(blank)

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glomerul

glomerulus, (filtering apparatus of the kidney)

(blank)

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GLOSS-

tongue

(blank)

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GLUC-

glucose

(blank)

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GLYC-

glucose; sweetness; (occasionally as abbreviation) glycogen

(blank)

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GNATH-

jaw

(blank)

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GON-

seed; reproduction

(blank)

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GON-, GONAT-, GONY-

knee

(blank)

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GONAD-

gonad; seed

(blank)

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granul-

little grain, particle

(blank)

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GRAPH-

to write

(blank)

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gravid-

to be pregnant

(blank)

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GYN-, GYNE-, GYNEC-

woman, female

(blank)

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HELMINTH-

parasitic worm

(blank)

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HEM-, HEMAT-

blood

(blank)

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HEPAT-, HEPATIC

liver

n. hepar, hepatis

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HIST-, HISTI-

tissue

(blank)

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humer-

bone of upper arm; shoulder

m. humeus, -i

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HYAL-

glassy, vitreous

(blank)

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HYDR-

water, fluid

(blank)

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HYGR-

moisture

(blank)

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HYPN-

to sleep

(blank)

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HYSTER-

uterus

(blank)

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IATR-

physician, medicine, treatment

(blank)

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ile-

ileum

n, ileum, -i

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ili-

uppermost portion of the hip bone

n. ilium, -i

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immun-

immunity; the immune system, defense against infection; antibodies

(blank)

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infer-

below, in the lower part of

(blank)

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intern-

inside, within

(blank)

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IR-, IRID-

iris

(blank)

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IS-

equal, same, alike

(blank)

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ISCHI-

lowermost portion of the hip bone, "seat bone"

n. ischium, -i

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jejun-

jejunum

n. jejunum, -i

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kal-, kali-

potassium

(blank)

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KARY-

nucleus

(blank)

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KERAT-

cornea, transparent tissue of the anterior eyeball

(blank)

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KIN-, KINES-

to move

(blank)

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labi-

lips

n. labium, -i

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LABYRINTH-

labyrinth, inner ear

(blank)

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later-

side

(blank)

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LEI-

smooth

(blank)

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LEMM-

lemma, cover, sheath

(blank)

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LEPS-, LEPT-

to take hold of; seizure

(blank)

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LEUK-

white; white matter of nervous system

(blank)

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LEX-

to read

(blank)

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lingu-

tongue

f. lingua, -ae

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LIP-

fat, lipid

(blank)

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LITH-

stone, calculus

(blank)

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LOG-

word, thought, reason(ing), study, logic

(blank)

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lumb-

lower back, flank

m. lumbus, -i

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LY-, LYS-

dissolution, lysis

(blank)

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LYMPH-, LYMPHAT-

lymph

(blank)

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LYMPHADEN-

lymph node

(blank)

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LYMPHANGI-

lymphatic vessel

(blank)

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MACR-

large

(blank)

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MAN-

to be mad

(blank)

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mandibul-

lower jaw bone, mandible

f. mandibula, -ae

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maxilla-

upper jaw bone

f. maxilla, -ae

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MEAT-

passage or canal; the external opening of such a passage

(blank)

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medi-

middle, midline

(blank)

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MEGA-, MEGAL-

large

(blank)

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MELAN-

black, dark, pigment

(blank)

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men-, menstru-

menses, menstrual bleeding; the monthly female reproductive cycle

(blank)

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MENING-

meninges, membranes covering the central nervous system

(blank)

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ment-

chin

n, mentum, -i

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MES-

middle, midline

(blank)

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METR-

uterus

(blank)

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MICR-

small

(blank)

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morb-

disease

(blank)

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mort-

death

mors, mortis

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muc-

mucus

(blank)

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muscul-

muscle

m. musculus, -i

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mut-, muta-, mutat-

to change

(blank)

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MY-

muscle

(blank)

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MYC-, MYCET-

fungus

(blank)

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MYEL-

bone marrow; spinal cord

(blank)

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MYRING-

tympanic membrane

(blank)

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MYX-

mucus

(blank)

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nas-

nose; nasal cavity; nasal bone

m. nasus, -i

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nasc-, nat-

to be born

(blank)

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NATR-

sodium

(blank)

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NECR-

dead body, dead tissue

(blank)

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NEMA-, NEMAT-

roundword

(blank)

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NEPHR-

kidney

(blank)

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nerv-

nerve

m. nervus, -i

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NEUR-

nerve

(blank)

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niger-, nigr-

black

(blank)

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NOS-

disease

(blank)

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nucle-

nucleus

m. nucleus, -i

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occipit-

posterior portion of skull; occipital bone

(blank)

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ocul-

eye

m. oculus, -i

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ODONT-

tooth, teeth

(blank)

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OLIG-

few, little

(blank)

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OMPHAL-

umbilicus, navel; umbilical cord

(blank)

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ONC-

tumor; bulk, volume

(blank)

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OO-

egg, ovum

(blank)

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OOPHOR-

ovary

(blank)

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op-, ops-, opt-

vision, seeing

(blank)

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OPHTHALM-

eye

(blank)

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or-

mouth

n. os, oris

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ORCHI-, ORCHID-

testes

(blank)

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ORTH-

straight

(blank)

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OSPHR-

to smell

(blank)

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oss-, osse-

bone

n. os, ossis

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OSTE-, OST-

bone

(blank)

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OT-

ear

(blank)

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ovari-

ovary

(blank)

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ovi-, ovo-

ovum

(blank)

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ovul-

to realease an egg, ovulate

(blank)

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OX-, OXY-

sharp, acute; rapid; acid; oxygen

(blank)

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palat-

palate, roof of the mouth

n. palatum, -i

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PAN-, PANT-

all, whole, entire; widespread

(blank)

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PANCREAT-, PANCREATIC-

pancreas

(blank)

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papill-

nipple-like projection

f. papilla, -ae

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par-, part-

to bear, give birth (to)

(blank)

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pariet-

wall, posterolateral portion of skull; corresponding lobe of brain

(blank)

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patell-

kneecap

f. patella, -ae

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PATH-

disease, suffering

(blank)

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pector-

chest, breast

n. pectus, pectoris

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PED-

child (from pais, paidis)

(blank)

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pelv-

basin-like structure

f. pelvis, pelvis

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pen-

penis

(blank)

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PEPTID-

peptide (chain of two or more amino acids); peptide bond (-CO-NH- bond)

(blank)

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PHAG-

to eat

(blank)

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PHALANG-

any bone of a finger or toe

f. phalanx, phalangis

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PHALL-

penis

(blank)

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PHARMAC-

drugs, medicine

(blank)

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PHARYNG-

throat

f. pharynx, pharyngis

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PHAS-

to speak

(blank)

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PHLEB-

vein

(blank)

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PHON-

voice, sound

(blank)

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PHOT-

light

(blank)

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PHRAS-

to speak

(blank)

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PHREN-

mind; diaphragm

(blank)

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PHREN-, PHRENIC-

diaphragm; phrenic nerve

(blank)

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PHYT-

plant; microorganism of the plant kingdom

(blank)

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placent-

placenta

(blank)

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PLAS-, PLAST-

to form, develop

(blank)

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PLASM-

plasma (fluid portion of the blood)

(blank)

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PLEUR-

pleura (membrane surrounding the lungs)

f. pleura, -ae

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PNEUM-, PNEUMAT-

air

(blank)

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PNEUMON-, PNEUM

lung

(blank)

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POIKOL-

varied, irregular

(blank)

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POLI-

gray; gray matter of nervous system

(blank)

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POLY-

many

(blank)

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POR-

passage, opening, pore

(blank)

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poster-

behind, in the back part of

(blank)

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PROCT-

rectum

(blank)

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PROSTAT-

prostate gland

(blank)

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proxim-

next to, nearer to the attached end

(blank)

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PSEUD-

false, lying, deceptive resemblance

(blank)

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PSYCH-

mind, soul, psyche

(blank)

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PT-

droop, fall, sag

(blank)

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pub-

pubic bone

n. os pubis, ossis pubis

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pulm-, pulmon-

lung

(blank)

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pupil-

pupil of the eye

f. pupilla, -ae

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pur-, purul-

pus

(blank)

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PY-

pus

(blank)

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PYEL-

renal pelvis

(blank)

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PYLOR-

pylorus, distal portion of stomach

m. pylorus, -i

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PYRET-

fever

(blank)

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RACHI-, RACHID-

spine

(blank)

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radi-

outer bone of the forearm

m. radius, -i

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rect-

rectum

n. rectum, -i

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ren-

kidney

(blank)

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retin-

retina

f. retina, -ae

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RHABD-

rod, rod-shaped

(blank)

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RHIN-

nose

(blank)

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RHIZ-

root

(blank)

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RHOD-

rosy, pink

(blank)

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RHYTHM-

rhythm

(blank)

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rub-, rubr-

red

(blank)

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SACCHAR-

sugar, saccharide

(blank)

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sacr-

bone of caudal vertebral column

n. (os) sacrum, -i

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SALPING-

fallopian tube; oviduct

(blank)

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sanguin-, sangui-

blood

(blank)

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SARC-

flesh, muscular substance

(blank)

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scapul-

shoulder blade

f. scapula, -ae

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SCHIZ-, SCHIST-

to divide

(blank)

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SCLER-

hard

(blank)

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SCOLI-

twisted, crooked, curved

(blank)

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SCOP-

to look

(blank)

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scrip(t)-, scrib-

to write

(blank)

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semin-

seed; semen

(blank)

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sept-

septum

n. septum, -i

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ser-

serum

(blank)

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SIAL-

saliva

(blank)

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SIDER-

iron

(blank)

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silic-

silica, silicon dioxide

(blank)

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sin-, sinus-

cavity, space

m. sinus, -us

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sinistr-

left, on the left side

(blank)

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SOM-, SOMAT-

the human body; any "body" or self-contained mass; (abbreviation for) chromosome

(blank)

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somn-, somni-

sleep

(blank)

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SPERM-, SPERMA-, SPERMAT-

seed; spermatazoa, semen

(blank)

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SPHYGM-

pulse

(blank)

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spin-

spine, spinal column, spinal process or projection

(blank)

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spir-

to breathe

(blank)

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SPLANCH-

internal organ

(blank)

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SPLEN-

spleen

(blank)

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SPONDYL-

vertebra

(blank)

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SPOR-

seed, spore

(blank)

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squam-

scale; thin plate of bone

(blank)

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STAL-, STOL-

to send

(blank)

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STAPHYL-

bunch of grapes; the bacterial genus Staphylococcus

(blank)

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STEAR-, STEAT-

fat

(blank)

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STEN-

narrow

(blank)

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STERC-, STERCOR-

feces

(blank)

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STERN-

breastbone

n. sternum, -i

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STHEN-

strength

(blank)

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STOM-, STOMAT-

mouth

(blank)

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STREPT-

twisted; the bacterial genus Streptococcus

(blank)

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super-

above, in the upper part of

(blank)

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SYNDESM-

ligament

(blank)

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TACHY-

quick, fast

(blank)

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tal-

ankle, bone of the ankle joint

m. talus, -i

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TARS-

instep of the foot, bones of the instep

m. tarsus, -i

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TAX-

order, arrangement, coordination

(blank)

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TEL-, TELE-

end, completion

(blank)

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tempor-

temples; anterolateral portion of skull

n. tempus, temporis

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TEN-, TENON-, TENONT-

tendon

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tend-, tendin-

tendon

m, tendo, tendinis

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TENS-, TENSI-

tension, stretching, tone

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TERAT-

abnormal development

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test-, testicul-

testes, testicle(s)

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THALAM-

"chamber," thalamus

m. thalamus, -i

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THANAT-

death

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THEC-

cover, sheath

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THERM-

heat; temperature

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THORAC-

chest

m. thorax, thoracis

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THROMB-

clot; platelet (as abbreviation of thrombocyte)

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tibi-

shinbone, inner bone of the leg

f. tibia, -ae

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TOC-

childbirth, labor

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TOM-

to cut, separate

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TON-

tone, tension, pressure

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TOP-

place

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TOX-

poison

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TRACHE-

trachea (major airway outside lungs)

f. trachea, -ae

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tract-

to draw, drag

m. tractus, tractus

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TROPH-

growth, nourishment

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TYMPAN-

tympanic membrane

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uln-

elbow, medial bone of the forearm

f. ulna, -ae

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URAN-

palate, roof of the mouth

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URE-, UREA-, UR-, URIN-

urine

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URETER-

ureter (tube which conducts urine from the kidneys to the bladder)

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URETHR-

urethra (tube which conducts urine from the bladder to the external surface)

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uter-

uterus

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uvul-

uvula

f. uvula, -ae

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vagin-

the vagina; any "sheath" structure

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valv-, valvul-

valve

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vas-

(blood) vessel, duct

n. vas, vasis (irregular gen. pl. = vasorum)

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vas-

duct, vas deferens

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ven-

vein

f. vena, -ae

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ventr-

belly, front surface

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ventricul-

ventricle

n. ventriculum, -i

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vers-, vert-

to turn

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vertebr-

bone of the spinal column

f. vertebra, -ae

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vesic-

bladder; any vesicle (a small sac containing liquid or gas)

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vir-, viru-, virid-

virus

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viscer-

internal organ, viscus

n. viscus, visceris

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vulv-

vulva, female external genitalia

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XANTH-

yellow

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XER-

dry

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ZO-

animal, lving thing

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ZYG-

yoke, joining, pairing

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ZYM-

fermentation; enzyme

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ALLO-

other, differing from normal

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DIPLO-

double

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HAPLO-

single

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HETERO-

different, differing from normal

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HOMO-, HOMEO-

the same, alike

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THIO-

sulfur

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NEO-

new

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