classics 205
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TROP-
TREP- -
to turn or
response to stimulus - TROPH
- nourishment or development
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STOL-
STAL-
-STLE - to send or to contract
- PROCT-
- anus or recturm
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STOM-
STOMAT- - opening or mouth
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DERM-
DERMAT- - skin
- LECITH-
- yolk
- PHYLL-
- leaf
- PHYT-
- plant or growth
- PLAS(T)-
- to mold or to form (plaster)
- THEC(A)-
- case or sheath
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TOM-
ENTOM- -
to cut or section
(entom)=insect - ALG-
- pain
- ARTHR-
- joint or speech sound or articulation
- BI-
- life
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BALL-
BOL-
-BLE -
to throw
to put - BRADY-
- slow
- CRYPT
- hidden
- DROM-
- course or running
- GE-
- earth
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HOD-
OD- - road or way
- MNE-
- remember
- MORPH-
- form
- ODONT-
- tooth
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PHOR-
PHER- - to bear or to go
- PLEX-
- stroke
- PLEG-
- paralysis
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POD-
PUS- - foot
- UR-
- tail
- URE-
- to urinate
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BUL-
BOUL- - will
- CARDI-
- heart
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CEPHAL-
ENCEPHAL- -
head
(encephal)= brain -
CHONDR-
CHONDTRI- - cartilage
- DEM-
- people or country
- GAM-
- marriage or union
- OPHTHALM-
- eye
- OST(E)-
- bone
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SOM-
SOMAT- - body
- THERM-
- heat
- TOP-
- place
- ZO-
- animal or living being
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ACOU-
ACU- - to hear
- AMBLY-
- dull
- ANTH-
- flower
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CHROM-
CHROMAT-
CHRO- - color
- DACTYL-
- finger or toe
- DE-
- to bind
- DEMS-
- ligament
- ENTER-
- intestine
- ERG-
- work (energy)
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ESTHE-
AESTHE- - to feel or to perceive
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GER-
GERONT- - old person or old age
- GNATH-
- jaw
- GNO-
- to know
- GRAPH-
- to write
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HEPAT-
HEPAR- - liver
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KINE-
CINE- - to move (kinetic)
- LEX-
- to read (dislexic)
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MY-
MYS-
MYOS- - muscle (myosin)
- NEPHR-
- kidney
- OSM-
- smell
- THE-
- to put or to place
- AMYGDAL-
- almond or tonsil
- ANDR-
- man or male
- ANTHROP-
- man or human being (anthropology)
- CHRON-
- time (chronological)
- CLAD-
- branch
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DYNAM-
DYN- - power (dynamight)
- EME-
- to vomit
- GYMN-
- naked or uncovered
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GYN(E)-
GYNEC-
GYNAEC- - female
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HELIC-
HELIX- - spiral (double helix)
- HYDR-
- water or fluid
- IATR-
- physician or medical treatment
- MELAN-
- black or dark (melanoma)
- NECR-
- corpse or dead tissue
- OLIG-
- few or scanty
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PED-
PAED- - child
- PEDIA-
- instructions
- PHAG-
- to eat
- PHIL-
- to love or have an affinity for
- POLY-
- many or much
- TARS-
- in step edge of the eye
- ACR-
- extremity or summit
- AMYL-
- starch
- BAR-
- weight or pressure
- BARY-
- heavy
- BLENN-
- mucus
- CYT-
- cell
- DIPS-
- thirst
- DREPAN-
- sickle
- ERYTHR-
- red
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GLYC-
GLYCOS- - sugar or glucose
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HIST-
HISTI- - tissue (histology)
- HYSTER-
- uterus or hysteria
- ICHTHY-
- fish
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IRID-
IRIS- - iris or rainbow
- ISCH-
- to suppress
- LAPAR-
- abdomen
- LIP-
- fat (lipid)
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MAST-
MAZ- - breast
- PHREN-
- mind or diaphragm
- PY-
- pus
- THANAT-
- dealth
- acanth-
- thorn or prickle
- AER-
- air or gas
- AUT-
- self
- BLEPHAR-
- eyelid
- CARCIN-
- cancer
- CHEIL-
- lip
- COL-
- colon
- COPR-
- excrement
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CRY-
CRYM- - cold or ice
- CYST-
- bladder or cyst or sac
- DACRY-
- tear
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GASTR-
GASTER- - stomch or bellyof a muscle
- HELMINTH-
- worm
- HETER-
- other or different
- HYGR-
- moisture
- MEN-
- moon or menstruation
- OT-
- ear
- PSYCH-
- mind or soul
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RHIN-
RRHIN- - nose
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TAC-
TAX- - to arrange or to put into order
- ACTIN-
- ray
- ARGYR-
- silver
- BA-
- to step or to go or to walk
- BROM-
- stench or bronime
- CHOL(E)-
- bile or gall
- CLAS-
- to break
- CRANI-
- cranium
- CRI-
- to separate or to distinguish
- CRIN-
- to secrete
- EURY(S)-
- wide
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HEM-
HEMAT- - blood
- HIDRO(S)-
- sweat
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LITH-
LITE- - stone
- MYI-
- fly
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OP-
OPT- -
eye or to see
q - PROSOP-
- face
- ORTH-
- straight or correct
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RHE-
RRH- - to flow or current
- SCOP-
- to view
- STA-
- to stand or to stop or to fix or to regulate
- STYL-
- pillar
- BLEP-
- to see
- COR(E)-
- pupil of the eye
- CRA-
- to mix
- CYAN-
- blue
- CYE-
- to be pregnant
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GALACT-
GALA- - milk
- GEU-
- to taste
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GLOSS-
GLOT(T) - tongue or language
- IDI-
- one's own or peculiar or distinct
- IS-
- equal or same
- LAL-
- to talk
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MEGA-
MEGAL- - large or one million
- MOGI-
- difficult
- NE-
- new or new and different from of
- ODYN-
- pain
- ONYCH-
- finger or toenail or claw
- PATH-
- disease or suffering or feeling
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PEP(S)-
PEPT- - to digest
- STERE-
- solid or 3-d
- PSEUD-
- false
- TELE-
- after or operating at a distance
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PHA-
PHAN- - to apear or to show
- PNEUMON-
- lung
- POLI-
- gray
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MYC-
MYCET- - fungus
- METR-
- uterus
- LY-
- to loosen or to disslove
- CONI-
- dust
- EO(S)
- dawn or early age
- ANGI-
- vessel
- MYEL-
- spinal cord
- ADEN-
- gland
- ARACHN-
- spider
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ASTR-
ASTER- - star
- BLAST-
-
bud or germ or
embryonic cell - CHLOR-
- greens or chlorine
- COCC-
- berry shaped organism
- MENING-
- membrane (meninges)
- NEUR-
- nerve
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ORCH(I)-
ORCHID- - testicles
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PAN-
PANT- - all or complete
- THROMB-
- clot
- AGOG(UE)-
- inducing the flow of or expelling
- ARCH(E)-
- ancient or beginning (architecture)
- AUX(E)
- increase
- DIDYM-
- twin or testicle
- GYR-
- circle or ring
- HIPP-
- horse
- ISCHI-
- hip
- LEP-
- to seize
- PLASTY(S)-
- broad or flat
- MACR-
- large or long
- MEL-
- limb
- MICR-
- small
- NARC-
- stupor
- OMPHAL-
- naval
- PEX-
- to fasten
- PAG-
- united
- SAPR-
- rotten
- SIAL-
- saliva
- STHEN-
- strength
- TACH(Y)-
- swift
- ASC-
- bag