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Suffix
Suffix | Meaning |
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-Uria | Urine |
-Somnia | Sleep |
-Rrhage, -rrhagia | Heavy discharge |
-Rrhea | Discharge, flowing |
-Plasty | Surgical repair |
-Phonia | Sound |
-Phobia | Abnormal fear |
-Pathy | Disease |
-Ose | Sugar |
-Meter, -Metry | Measuring device, Process of measuring |
-Mania, -Manic | Abnormal Preoccupation or obsession |
-Logy | The study of |
-Logist | One who studies |
-Graph | Instrument used to record |
-Emia | Blood |
-Derma | Skin |
-Cyte | Cell |
-Cide, -Cidal | Killing, Destroying |
-Blast | Baby, Immature |
-Stasis | Stopping |
-Scope, -Scopy | Instrument, Process of using the instrument |
-Pepsia | Digestion |
-Kinesia, -Kinesis | Movement |
-Esthesia | Sensation, Felling |
-Edema | Swelling, Fluid accumulation |
-Ectomy | Surgical removal |
-Ase | Enzyme |
-ac, -al, -ar, -ary, -eal, -ia, -ic, -ory, -ous, -tic | Pertaining to, Condition (of) |
-Graphy | Process of recording |
-Itis | Inflammation |
-Version | Turning |
-Trophic, -Trophy | Nutrition |
-Tomy | the process of cutting |
-Tome | instrument used for cutting |
-Stomy | Opening |
-Stenosis | Narrowing |
-Rrexis | Rupture |
-Rrhaphy | Suturing |
-Ptosis | Sagging or drooping |
- Poiesis | Formation |
-Pnea | Breath or breathing |
-Plegia, -Plegic | Paralysis |
-Phrenia, -phrenic | Mind, Diaphragm |
-Phil, -Philia | To love |
-Phasia | Speaking |
-Phage, -Phagy, -Phagia | to eat or digest |
-Pexy | Surgical fixation |
-Penia | Deficiency |
-Para, -Parous | Child Bearing, Producing |
-Ostomy | Formation of a new opening |
-Opia | Vison |
-Ad | Toward |
-Oma | Tumor |
-Oid | Resemble |
-Megaly | Enlargement |
-Malacia | Softening |
Lysis, -Lytic | Destroyed |
-Goblin, Globulin | Protein |
-Gen, -Genesis, -Genic | Producing, Production, production of, Formation |
-Emesis | Vomiting |
-ema, -iasis, -ism, -lepsy, -osis | Condition, Abnormal condition |
-Ectasia, Ectasis | Streaching, Dilating |
-Crine | To secrete |
-Cele | Hernia, Abnormal protrusion |
-Asthenia | Weakness |
-Algia, -Dynia | Pain |
-Gram | Recording |