etymology continued
Terms
undefined, object
copy deck
- esthe-
- feeling, perception
- ly-
- loosen, break down
- sta-
- standing, position
- -iac
- person affected by (NFS)
- gen-, gene-
- birth, origin
- man-
- be mad
- oxy-, ox-
- sharp, acid; oxygen
- thanat-, thana-
- death
- palin-, palim-
- back, backwards, again
- athl-
- contest
- ball-
- throw
- mes-
- middle
- the-
- setting, placing
- -om, -oma, -omat
- state, condition (NFS)
- hod-, od-
- road, way, journey
- mne-
- memory
- pha-, phan-
- cause to appear
- -ad
- a group
- gon-
- angle
- iatr-
- physician
- sord-
- dirty (Lat.)
- tetr-
- four
- hex-
- six
- enne-
- nine
- dodec-
- twelve
- dys-
- unhealthy, abnormal, difficult, painful
- -ectomy
- surgical excision
- alg-, alge-
- pain
- encephal-
- brain
- hem-, -em-, hemat-
- blood
- mega-, megal-
- large
- neur-
- nerve
- troph-
- nourish
- -ium
- membrane, tissue (NFS)
- -oma, -omat-
- tumor, swelling, cancer (NFS)
- bol-
- a throwing
- typ-
- impression, image, model
- -ot
- person concerned with(NFS)
- drom-
- a running, race
- pecc-
- commit a fault, sin (Latin)
- zo-
- animal
- -t
- person concerned with(NFS)
- mnemon-
- remembering
- phantas-
- make an appearance
- -on
- NFS
- arch-
- begin, rule
- hedr-
- seat, chair; surface
- lex-, lec-
- choose; speak
- hen-
- one
- pent-
- five
- hept-, hebd-
- seven
- hect-
- one hundred
- eu-
- healthy, normal
- -tome
- surgical knife
- cardi-
- heart
- enter-
- intestine
- hepat-
- liver
- my-
- muscle
- odyn-
- pain
- -a
- state, condition (NFS)
- -osis
- abnormal condition (NFS)
- cata-
- down, according to
- fusc-
- dark (Latin)
- plas-
- form, shape
- ec-
- out, out of
- gno-
- knowledge
- prot-
- first
- -sia
- state, condition, procedure(NFS)
- icon-
- image, likeness
- mnest-
- remembrance
- radic-
- root (Latin)
- agog-
- lead
- hier-
- holy, sacred
- ped-
- child
- dy-
- two
- hyper-
- over, excessive
- gnost-
- known
- rhin-
- nose
- -ma, -mat-
- state, condition, procedure (NFS)
- -sis
- state, condition, procedure(NFS)
- idi-
- one's own, private
- mor-
- dull, foolish, stupid
- tac-
- put in order, arrange
- agon-
- struggle, contest
- glyph-
- carve
- hol-
- whole, entire
- -pus, pod-
- foot
- tri-, tris-
- three
- oct-
- eight-
- hendec-
- eleven
- kil-
- one thousand
- peri-
- surrounding
- -tomy
- surgical incision
- cephal-
- head
- gastr-
- stomache
- lip-
- fat
- nephr-
- kidney
- tom-
- cut
- -ia, -iasis
- state, condition (NFS)
- -itis
- inflammation (NFS)