CLAS 205-4

• pertaining to
• like
• belonging to
• having the character of

• pertaining to
• like
• one connected with

• full of
• pertaining to
• like

• pertaining to
• like

art, science, or study of

• like
• having the shape of

• almond
• tonsil

(amygdalin, amygdalolith, amygdalitis)

• man
• male

(philander, androgynary, androgyny, andromonoecious, andromorphous, androphore, ergatandrous, protandrism or protandry)

• man
• human being

(antrhopology, philanthropy, misanthrope, anthropomorphic, lycanthropy, anthropopathy, anthropophilic, Sinanthropus)

time

(chronic, chronological, chronicle, synchronize, chronometer, anachronism, chronaxie, heterochronism, sphygmochronography)

branch

(cladode, cladodont, heterocladic, nerocladic, phylloclade, cladophyll, or cladode)

power

(dynamic, dynamite, dynamo, dynasty, adynamia, dynamometer, hemodynamics, hyperdynamic)

to vomit

(automesia, hyperemesis, emetic)

• naked
• uncovered

(gynmasium, gymnosophist, gymnocarpous, gymnopterous, gymnorhinal, gymnosomatous, gymnospore)

female

(misogynist, digynoous, ergatogyne, gynandrous, gynecomastia, gynodioecious)

spiral

(helicopter, helical, helix, anthelix, helicine, heliopepsin, helicorubin)

• water
• fluid

(hydrant, hyraulic, hydrogen, hydro-electric, hydrophobia, hydrarthrosis, hydrocarpic, hydropericarditis, hydrophyllium, hydrostome, hydrotheca, hydrotropism, prohydrotropism)

• physician
• medical treatment

(psychiatry, amblyopiatrics, cyniatria, iatrogenic)

• black
• dark

(melancholy, Melanesia, melanin, melanidrosis, melanism, melanoderma, melanosphore, melanophyllous, melanotrichous)

• corpse
• dead tissue

(necrology, necromancy, necropolis, necrocytotoxin, cecromimesis, necrophagous, necrophilia, osteoradionecrosis)

few, scanty

(oligarchy, oligopoly, oligandrous, oligochromemia, oligohydruria, ologopod, oligotrichia, oligotrophic)

• child
• -PEDIA= instruction

(encyclopedia, pedagogical, hypnopaedia, paedogamy, pedarthrocace, pedomorphic, pteropaedes)

to eat

(sarcophagus, autophagia, autophagus, dysphagia, glossophagine, lithophagous, phagocyte, phyllophagous, trichophagia)

• to love
• have an affinity for

(philanthropy, Philadelphia, Philip, bibliophile, philosophy, Anglophile, philology, cryophilic or crymophilic, dichromophilism, geophilous, lithophilous, polychromatophilism)

• many
• much

(polygamy, Polynesian, polytheism, polygon, polyglot, polyantha, polyesthesia, polymer, polyphagous, polyphyodont, polyp, polypod, polytrophia, polyuria)

• instep
• edge of the eye

(hypotarsus, taralgia, tarsoplasty, tarsoptosia)