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ab-, a-, abs-

away from, from
ad-,ac-,ag-, etc.

to, toward, near
ambi-,ambo-

both, around
ante-

before, in front of
circum-, circu-

around
con-, com-, co-, etc.

with, together, very
contra-, contro-

opposite, against
de-

down, away, off, thoroughly
dis-, di-, dif-

apart, in different directions, thoroughly
CAUD-

tail
CEREBR-

brain
CID-, CIS-

to cut, to kill
DORS-

back
DUC-, DUCT-

to lead, to draw
ERR-

to wander, to deviate
FLEX-, FLECT-

to bend
FUND-, FUS-

to pour, to melt
GREG-

flock
LACT-

milk
LATER-

side
MEDI-

middle
OV-

egg
PON-, POSIT-, -POSE

to place, to put
RUG-

wrinkle
SANGUI(N)-

blood
SICC-

dry
VAL-

to be strong, to be well
VARIC-

twisted and swollen (vein)
VERT-, VERS-

to turn
ex-, e-, ef-

out, from, removal, completely
extra-, extro-

outside of, beyond
in-, im-, etc.

into, on
intra-, intro-

within
in-, im-, etc.

not
infra-

below
inter-

between, amont
juxta-

by the side of, close to
ob-, etc.

against, toward, completely
per-

through, wrongly, completely
ARTICUL-

joint
BUCC-

cheek, mouth
CLUD-, CLUS-, CLOS-

to close, to shut
CORD-

Heart
COST-

rib
CRUR-

leg
CUR(R)-, CURS-

to run, to go
DENT-

tooth
FEBR-

fever
FER-

to carry, to bear, to produce
FOLI-

leaf
HER-, HES-

To stick
JECT-, JACUL-

to throw, dart
MUR-

Wall
NOMIN-, NOM-

name
RADI-

spoke of a wheel, ray
SEMIN-

seed
TEG-, TECT-

to cover
TUSS-

cough
VEN-

vein
post-

behind, after
pre-

before, in front of
pro-

forward, in front of
re-, red-

back, again, against
retro-

backward, behind
se-

aside, away
sub-, sus-, suc-, etc

Under, up from under, somewhat
super-, supra-

Above
trans-, tran-, tra-

Across, through
ultra-

beyond
ARBOR-

tree
CAL-

to be warm
CABRIN-

Keel
CERN-, CRET-, CRE-

To separate, tk distinguish, to secrete
CILI-

eyelid, eyelash
CORN(U)-

horn
CUB-, CUMB-, CUBIT-

to lie
DORM-, DORMIT-

To sleep
FET- (FOET-)

offspring, fetus
FRANG-, (-FRING), FRAG-, FRACT-

to break, to bend
GRAD-, GRESS-

to step, to go
LINGU-

tongue, language
MENT-

chin
PLIC-, PLICIT-

to fold
POT-

to be powerful
PUR-

pus
REN-

kidney
SON-

sound
SUD-

to sweat
TRUD-, TRUS-

to push, to thrust
ACIN-

grapes in a cluster
AL-

wing
ANNUL-

ring
APIC-

tip, summit, apex
ARGENT-

silver
CAN-

dog
CAPIT- (-CIPIT-)

head
DUR-

hard, dura mater
EQU-

horse
LACRIM- (LACHRYM-)

tear
LACUN-

small pit, gap
LIMIN-

threshold
MAL-

cheek, cheekbone
OCUL-, OCELL-

eye, little eye
PALAT-

palate, roof of the mouth
PARIET-

wall
PLANT-

sole of the foot, sprout
PONT-

bridge
PULVIN-, PULVILL-

cushion; little cushion
SEN-

old
AQU(A)-

water
BREV-

short
COLL-

neck
CORON-, COROLL-

crown, little crown
CORTIC-, CORT-

bark, outer layer
CRUC-

cross
CUNE-

wedge
ENS-

sword
FALC-

sickle
FUG-

to flee, to put to flight
LINE-

line
LUC-

light, to shine
MATR-, MATERN-

mother
MONT-

mountain
MULT-

many
RET-

net, network
ROSTR-

beak
TORQU-, TORT-, TORS-

to twist
VERM-

worm
BULL-, BULLI-

bubble, blister, to boil
COL-

to inhabit
CORI-

skin
CRIST-

crest
FEC-

excrement, sediment
FLA-, FLAT-

to blow
FLOR-

flower
FORNIC-

arch
GER-, GEST-

to carry, to bear
GUTT-

drop
NEV-

birthmark, mole
NID-

nest
PULVER-, PULV-

dust
RADIC-

root
RAM-

branch
SAX-

rock
SCUT-

shield
SERR-

saw, saw-tooth
STERCOR-, STERC-

excrement
SULC-

furrow, groove
AUD-, AUDIT-

to hear
CAMER-

camera
CAD- (-CID), CAS-

to fall, befall
CAP- (-CIP), CAPT- (-CEPT-)

to take, to seize
CREPIT-

to creak, to crackle
GRAV-

heavy
JAC-

to lie
LAB-, LAPS-

to slip, to fall, to glide
MOLL-

soft
MORB-

disease
MOV-, MOT-

to move
NASC-, NAT-

to be born
PATI-, PASS-

to suffer, to endure
PLAN-

flat
PRUR-, PRURIT-

to itch
REG- (-RIG-), RECT-

to make straight, to rule, straight, rectum
RUMP-, RUPT-

to break, to burst
SCIND-, SCISS-

to cut, to split
TANG- (-TING-), TIG-, TACT-

to touch
VESIC-

bladder, blister
AMBUL-

to walk
CED-, CESS-

to go, to yield
DEXTR-

righthand
FAC- (-FIC-), FACT- (-FECT-)

to do, to make
FID-, FISS-

to split
GUST-

to taste
INSUL-

island
JUNCT-; JUG-

to join; yoke
LEV-

lefthand
MACUL-

spot
NOCT-

night
PAR-, PART-

to give birth to, to produce
PEND-, PENS-

to hang, to weigh, to pay
PRED-

prey
ROT-

wheel
SALI- (-SILI-), SALT- (-SULT-)

to leap, to jump
SORB-, SORPT-

to suck in
STRING-, STRICT-

to draw tight
TEN- (-TIN-), TENT-

to hold
VIV-

living
AC(U)-

sharp, sour, needle
ARE-

space
AUR-

ear
CALC-

limestone, pebble, calcium
CAPS-

box
CAR(N)-

flesh
CUT-

skin
FIBR-

fiber
FOLL-

bag
FUN-

rope, cord
LOC-

place
LUN(A)-

moon
OSTI-

door, opening
PART-

part, to divide
PED-

foot
PELL-

skin
PLUM-

feather
RACEM-

cluster of grapes or berries
RIM-

crack, chink
VOR-

to eat
ANS-

jug handle, loop
DIGIT-

finger, toe
FORMIC-

ant
HAUST-

to draw out, to drink
MENT-

mind
NERV-

nerve, vein of insect wing or leaf
PECTOR-

breast
PIL-

hair
PISC-

fish
PRESS-

to press
ROD-, ROS-

to gnaw
SEB-

grease, tallow
SENS-, SENT-

to feel, to perceive
SOL-

sun
SOMN-

sleep
SQUAM-

scale
TER(R)-

earth
UTER-

womb
VACU-

empty
VAS-

vessel
-al (-ial, -eal)
- adj
- pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of
-ile, -il
- adj
- pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of
-ar
- adj
- pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of
-ine
- adj
- pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of
-ic, -tic
- adj
- pertaining to, like
-ary
- adj
- pertaining to, connected with, having the character of
-an, -ane
- adj
- pertaining to, like, belonging to, having the character of
-form
- adj
- like, having the shape of
-ate, -ite
- adj
- having, having the shape of, chacterized by having
-(u)lent, -(o)lent
- adj
- full of, disposed to
-ose
- adj
- full of
-ous (-ious, -eous)
- adj
- full of, having the character of
-aceous
- adj
- belonging to, resembling
-ent (-ient), -ant (iant)
- adj
- ing
-ile
- adj
- able to be, able to, tending to
-able, -ible
- adj
- able to be, able to, tending to
-id
- adj
- tending to, inclined to
-uous
- adj
- tending to, inclined to
-ulous
- adj
- tending to, inclined to
-ive
- adj
- tending to, inclined to
-ory
- adj
- tending to, serving for
-itious
- adj
- tending to, characterized by
-acious
- adj
- tending to, inclined to
-ule, -ole, -le
- noun
- little
-ulus, -ula, -ulum, etc.
- noun
- little
-el, -ellus, -ella, -ellum
- noun
- little
-cule, -cle
- noun
- little
-il, -illus, -illa, -illum
- noun
- little
-uncle, -unculus
- noun
- little
-ette, -et
- noun
- little
-ory, -orium
- noun
- place for, apparatus
-ary, -arium
- noun
- place for, apparatus
-y, -ia
- noun
- quality of, state of, act of

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