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- A-, ab-
- L. prefix implying separation
- Abdomen
- L., from abdere, to hide
- A-, ab.
- L. prefix implying separation.
- Abdomen.
- L., from abdere (?), to hide.
- Abducens.
- L., ab, away, + ducens, lead?ing
- Abductor.
- L.,ab, away, +ducere, to lead.
- Accessory.
- L., accessorius, supplementary.
- Acelous.
- G., a, not, + koilos, hollow.
- Acetabulum.
- L. , acetabulum, vinegar cup.
- Acoustic.
- G., akoustikos, pertaining to hearing.
- Acrania.
- G.. a, without, + krania, heads.
- Acrodont.
- G., akron, height or extremity, + odour, tooth.
- Acromion.
- G., akron, height or extremity, + omos, shoulder.
- Ad.
- L. prefix, to, toward, at, or near.
- Adductor.
- L., ad, to, + ducere, to lead.
- Adrenal.
- L., ad, near, + renes, kidneys.
- Alisphenoid.
- L., ala, wing, + G., sphen, wedge, + G., eidos, form.
- Allantois.
- G., alias, sausage, + eidos, form, appearance.
- Alveolus.
- L., alveolus, little cavity.
- Ambiguus.
- L., ambiguus, uncertain, changeable.
- Amnion.
- G., amnion, fetal membrane.
- Amphi-.
- G. prefix, on both sides; hence, around or double.
- Amphibia.
- G., amphi, double, + bios, life. Amphicelous. G., amphi, both, + koilos, hollow.
- Amphioxus.
- G., amphi, both, + oxys, sharp
- Amphiplatyan.
- G., amphi, both, + platys, flat.
- Amphistylic.
- G., amphi, both, + stylos, pillar.
- Ampulla.
- L., ampulla, a flask or vessel swelling in the middle.
- A-, an-.
- G. prefix (alpha privative), with-out or not.
- Ana-.
- G. prefix, on, upward, throughout,frequently, or reinforcing a meaning.
- Analogy.
- G., ana, according to, + logos,due ratio; hence, proportionate.
- Anamniota.
- G., an, without, + amnion, fetal membrane.
- Anapsid.
- G., an, not, + apsis, arch.
- Anastomosis.
- G., anastomoein, to bring to a mouth, cause to communicate.
- Andro-.
- G., andros, a male.
- Ankylosis.
- G., ankylosis, stiffening of the joint.
- Annulus.
- L., anulus (annulus), a ring.
- Anura.
- G., an, without, + oura, tail.
- Anus.
- L., anus, fundament.
- Apoda.
- G., a, without, + poda, feet.
- Aponeurosis.
- G., apo, from, + neuron, tendon.
- Apophysis.
- G., apo, from, + physis, growth.
- Appendicular.
- L., appendere, to hang upon.
- Apsid.
- G. suffix, from apsis, an arch.
- Arachnoid.
- G., arachnes, spider, + eidos, shape or likeness.
- Arch-, archi-.
- G. prefix, first or chief; hence, primitive or ancestral.
- Archenteron.
- G., arch, first, + enteron, intestine, gut.
- Archipallium.
- G., archi, first, + pallium, cloak.
- Archipterygium.
- G., archesthai, to begin, + pterygion, a little wing.
- Arcualia (p1.).
- L., arcualis, bowshaped.
- Arrector.
- L., arrigere, to raise.
- Arytenoid.
- G., arytana, jug, + eidos, shape or likeness.
- Astragalus.
- G., astragalos, ankle bone, used as a die (commonly pl.).
- Atrium.
- L., atrium, court, entrance hall.
- Auditory.
- L., audire, to hear.
- Auricle.
- L. dim., auricula, external ear.
- Auto-.
- G. prefix, autos, self.
- Autonomic.
- G.,autos, self, +nomos, law.
- Autostylic.
- G., autos, self, + stylos, pillar.
- Axial.
- L., axis, axle of a wheel, the line about which any body turns.
- Azygos.
- G., a, not, + zygon, yoke; hence, unpaired.
- Basal.
- L., basis, footing or base.
- Basi-.
- L. prefix, pertaining to the base.
- Basibranchial.
- L., basis, base, + branchiae, gills.
- Basihyoid.
- L., basi base, + G., hyoeide s, Y-shaped.
- Bi-.
- L. prefix, two, twice, or double.
- Biceps.
- L., bis, twice, + caput, head.
- Bilateral.
- L., bi, two, + latus, side.
- Blasto-.
- G. prefix, bud, germ, or sprout.
- Blastocele.
- G., blastos, germ, + koilos, hollow.
- Blastoderm.
- G., blastos, germ, + derma, skin.
- Blastodisc.
- G., blastos, germ, + diskos, a round plate, quoit.
- Blastomere.
- G., blastos, germ, + meros, part.
- Blastopore.
- G., blastos, germ + passage, opening.
- Blastula.
- L. dim. of G. blastos, germ.
- Brachial.
- L., brachialis, belonging to the arm.
- Brachium. (pl. -ia).
- L., brachium, especially the forearm.
- Brachy-.
- G. prefix from brachus, short
- Branchial.
- L., branchiae, or G branchia, gills.
- Branchiostegal.
- G., branchia, gills, + stegein to cover.
- Bronchus.
- G., bronchia, end of windpipe
- Buccal.
- L., bucca, cheek.
- Bulbus.
- L., bulbus, bulb, swollen root.
- Bulla.
- L., a bubble, hence spherical in shape.
- Bunodont.
- G., bounos, mound, + odous, tooth.
- Bursa.
- L., a purse, hence purse-shaped object.
- Calcaneum.
- L., calcaneum, heel/
- Callosum.
- L., callosus, -a, -um, thick-skinned.
- Calyx (pl. calices).
- L., calyx, husk, cup-shaped protective covering.
- Caninus.
- L., caninus, pertaing to a dog.
- Capillary.
- L., capillaris, pertaining to the hair.
- Capitulum.
- L. dim. (caput), small head
- Caput (pl. capita).
- L., caput, head
- Carapace.
- NL., carapax, bony or chitinous covering.
- Cardiac.
- G., kardiakos pertaining to the heart.
- Cardinal.
- L., cardinalis, pertaining to a door hinge.
- Carnassial.
- F., carnassier, carnivourous (L., caro, carnis, flesh).
- Carnivorous.
- L., carno, flesh, + varare, devour.
- Carnosus.
- L., carnosus, flesh
- Carpus.
- G., karpos, wrist.
- Cartilago (pl. -agines).
- L., cartilago, gristle, cartilage.
- Cava.
- L., cavus, -a, -um, hollow
- Cavernosus.
- L., caverna, a hollow or cave.
- Cecum.
- L., caecus, -a, -um, blind.
- Celiac.
- G., koilia, belly.
- Celom (e).
- G., koiloma, a hollow.
- Cephalic.
- G., kephale, head.
- Cephalo-.
- G. combining form. kephale, head.
- Ceratobranchial.
- G., keras, horn + branchia, gills.
- Ceratotrichia.
- G., keras, horn, + thrix,hair.
- Cercal.
- G., kerkos, a tail.
- Cerebellum.
- L. dim.. cerebrum, brain.
- Cerebellum.
- L. dim.. cerebrum, brain.