CLAS 205-3

• over
• excessive
• more than normal

(hypercritical, hypertension, hypertropia)

• below
• deficient
• less than normal
• somewhat

(hypodermic, hypothesis, hyphen, hypethesia)

• after
• change
• transfer

(metabolism, metamorphosis, method, metencephalon)

• beside
• resembling
• disordered
• associated

(parasite, paratyphoid, paralysis, paramedical, parenthesis, parody)

• around
• near

(periscope, perimeter)

• before
• in front of
• forward

(program, prologue, prostate)

• toward
• in addition to
• fronting

(proselyte, prosthetic, prosencephalon)

• with
• together

(synonym, synthetic, sympathy, symphony, syllable, systole, system, syssarcosis)

to hear

(acoustic, acousmatagnosis, anacusia, diplacusis, odynacousis)

dull

(Amblycephalidae, amblychromasia)

flower

(anthology, chrysanthemum, anther, anthophilous, chloranthy, cladanthous, exanthema, gymnanthous, Haemanthus)

color

(monochrome, panchromatic, chromatic, chromium, achroacytosis, achromodermia, chromatin, chromophobe, dichromatism, dyschromatodermia or dychroa, metachrosis, pseudochromesthesia)

• funger
• toe

(dactylic, dactylolysis, dactylopodite, dactylopterous, orthodactylous, oxydactyl)

to bind

(diadem, asyndeton, allosyndesis, arthrodesis, asyndesis)

ligament

(adesmy, amphidesmic, desmocyte, desmoplasia, syndesmology, syndesmosis)

intestine

(anenterous, enterolysis, myenteric)

work

(energy, allergy, georgic, surgeon, adrenergic, endoergic or endothermic, ergatandromorph, ergology, hyperergia or hypergia, hyperergy)

• to feel
• to perceive

(aethete, aesthetics, acanthesthesia, aesthacyte, akinesthesia, caumesthesia, synesthesia)

• old person
• old age

(acrogeria, gerontophobia, gerodontia)

jaw

(dysgnathic, gnathopod, gnathotheca, hypognathous, opisthognathism)

to know

(diagnosis, prognosticate, agnostic, Gnosticism, acroagnosis, astereognosis, autotopagnosia, baragnosis, pharmacognosy)

• GRAPH = to write
• GRAM = thing written

(graph, graphite, biography, paragraph, telegram, monograph, monogram, epigram, epigraphy, orthography, diagram, ideograph, geography, photography, dromograph, dysantiographia, engram)

liver

(heparin, hepaticoenterosyomy, hepatolysin)

to move

(cinema, kinetic, akinesthesia, eukinesia, heterokinesis, heterokinesia, hyperanakinesia, hyperkinemia, kinesiology, ookinesis, thrombokinase, teelekinesis)

to read

(bradylexia, alexia, dyslexia)

muscle

(acromyotonus, amyostasia, endomysium, myochrome, myosin)

kidney

(nephridium, nephrocystanastomosis, nephrocyte, nephrotome, perinephrium)

smell

(anosmia, macrosmatic, osmeterium)

• to put
• to place

(thesis, antithesis, hypothesis, synthetic, epithet, parenthesis, allenthesis, athetosis, epithem, metathesis)