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Adeno gland
Adreno adrenal gland
Angio – vessel
Ano anus
Arterio artery
Arthro joint
Balano glans penis
Blepharo eyelid
Broncho bronchus (windpipe)
Cantho canthus (angle at either end of Slit between eyelids)
Capit head
Cardi- or
cardio heart
Carpo wrist
Cephalo head
Cerebello cerebellurn (part of brain)
Cerebro cerebrum (part of brain)
Cheilo lip (mouth)
Chole bile (Note: Chole plus cyst, meaning bladder, equals gallbladder;chole plus doch, meaning duct, equals choledocho or common bile duct.)
Chondro cartilage
Chordo cord or string (usually used in connection with the vocal cord or spermatic cord)
Cilia hair (Latin)
Cleido collarbone
Coccygo coccyx (end bone of the spinal column)
Colpo vagina
Cordo cord (usually vocal cord)
Coxa hip (Latin)
Cranio head
Cysto sac, cyst, or bladder (most often used in connection with the urinary bladder)
Cyto cell
Dacryo tear (used commonly in relation to tear duct or sac)
Dento- or
donto tooth
Derma skin
Duodeno duodenum (part of small intestine)
Emia blood
Encephalo brain
Entero intestines
Fascia sheet or band of fibrous tissue (Latin)
Fibro fibers
Gastro stomach
Genu knee (Latin)
Gingivo gums
Glomerulo glomerulus (often a structure of the kidney)
Glosso tongue
Gnatho jaw
Hallux great toe (Latin)
Hem, hema,hemo, hemato blood
Hepato liver
Hilus pit or depression in an organ where vessels and nerves enter (Latin)
Histio tissue
Hystero uterus (Note: This term may also pertain to hysteria.)
Ileo ileum (part of small intestine)
Ilio flank or ilium (bone of the pelvis)
Jejuno jejunum (part of small intestine)
Kerato cornea or horny layer of the skin
Labio lips (either of mouth or vulva)
Lacrimo tears (used also in connection with tear ducts or sacs)
Laparo loin or flank (also refers to abdomen)
Laryngo larynx
Linguo tongue
Lympho lymph
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