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Table of
Prefixes and Suffixes
Prefix
A B C D
E F G H
I J K L
M N O P
Q R S T
U V W X
Y Z
Suffix
A B C D
E F G H
I J K L
M N O P
Q R S T U
V W X Y Z
Prefix |
Origin |
Meaning |
Example |
a |
Latin |
not,
without |
atypical |
ab |
Latin |
away
from, off from, away |
abdicate |
acantho |
Greek |
spiny |
acanthocephalan |
acro |
Greek |
height,
extremity |
acrophobia,
acropolis |
act |
Latin |
move,
do |
actuate |
actino |
Greek |
radioactivity |
actinometer |
ad |
Latin |
to,
toward |
admit |
adeno |
Greek |
gland |
adenocarcinoma |
aeri,
aero |
Greek |
air |
aerialist,
aerobatics |
ag |
Latin |
move,
do |
agitate |
agro |
Latin |
field,
soil |
agriculture,
agricologist |
algo |
Greek |
pain |
algophobia |
allo |
Greek |
other |
allochthenous,
allonym |
alti |
Latin |
high |
altitude |
ambi |
Latin |
both |
ambidextrous |
amphi |
Greek |
both,
two, on both sides |
amphitheater |
amvlo |
Greek |
starch |
amylolvsis,
amylopsin |
an |
Greek |
not,
without |
anarchy |
ana |
Greek |
up,
backward, excessively |
anachronism |
ancylo |
Greek |
hook,
joint |
ancylostomiasis |
andro |
Greek |
male |
androsterone |
anemo |
Greek |
wind |
anemograph |
angio |
Greek |
vessel,
container |
angiosperm |
anglo |
Latin |
English |
Anglo-American,
anglomania |
anhydr |
Greek |
waterless |
anhydrous |
aniso |
Greek |
unequal,
uneven |
anisogamous |
ano |
Greek |
up,
upper, upward |
anoopsia |
ante |
Latin |
before,
preceding, prior to |
antecedent |
antero |
Latin |
front,
fore |
anteroom |
antho |
Greek |
flower,
or collection of |
anthology |
anthrac |
Greek |
coal,
carbon, carbunole |
anthracrose |
anthropo |
Greek |
man |
anthropology |
anti |
Greek |
against |
antipathy |
anto |
Greek |
opposite
of, substitute |
antonym |
apo |
Greek |
not
clear, away, from, off |
apocrypha |
arch |
Greek |
final,
chief |
monarch,
archbishop |
archeo |
Greek |
primitive |
archeozoic |
areo |
Greek |
the
planet Mars |
areocentric,
areology |
argent |
Latin |
silver |
argenteous,
argentine |
aristo |
Greek |
best |
aristocratic |
arith |
Greek |
number |
arithmancy,
arithmetic |
arterio |
Greek |
artery |
arterioscierosis |
arthro |
Greek |
joint,
jointed |
arthropod |
artio |
Greek |
even
number |
artiodactyl |
asco |
Greek |
sac |
ascomycete |
aster |
Greek |
star |
asterick |
astro |
Greek |
star |
astrology,
astronaut |
atmo |
Greek |
air |
atmosphere |
audio |
Latin |
hear,
hearing |
audible,
auditorium |
auri |
Latin |
gold
or ear |
auriferous,
auricle |
austro |
Latin |
south |
austronesia |
auto |
Greek |
self,
same |
autograph |
auxo |
Greek |
growth,
increase |
auxochrome |
avi |
Latin |
bird |
aviary,
aviation |
azo |
Greek |
containing
nitrogen |
azobenzene |
bacci |
Latin |
berry |
baccivorous |
baro |
Greek |
weight,
pressure |
barograph |
batho |
Greek |
depth |
bathometer |
be |
W.Germany |
about,
around, all over |
bedecked |
bi |
Latin |
two,
twice |
bicuspid |
biblio |
Greek |
book |
Bible,
bibliography |
bin |
Latin |
two,
two at a time |
binary,
binocular |
bio |
Greek |
life |
biography,
biology |
blasto |
Greek |
embryo |
blastosphere |
blephar |
Greek |
eyelid |
blepharitis |
brachio |
Greek |
arm |
brachiopod |
brachy |
Greek |
short |
brachycephalicc |
brady |
Greek |
slow |
bradykinetic |
branchio |
Greek |
gills |
brachiopod |
brevi |
Latin |
short |
brevier,
brevity |
bucc |
Latin |
check,
mouth |
buccat,
buccinatar |
by |
Greek |
near,
secondary, incidental |
bypath,
byproduct |
caco |
Greek |
bad |
cacodemon |
calci |
Latin |
calcium
salt, calcite, chalk |
calciferous |
calli |
Greek |
beautiful |
calligraphy,
callipygian |
calori |
Latin |
heat |
calorimeter |
capit,
caput |
Latin |
head |
capitulate,
capitalize |
capri |
Latin |
goat |
capricious |
cardio |
Greek |
heart |
cardiogram |
carpo |
Greek |
fruit,
wrist |
carpophore |
cata,
cath |
Greek |
down,
against, in accordance |
catalogy |
caulo |
Latin |
stalk,
stem |
caulicle,
cauliflower |
ced |
Latin |
move,
yield |
cede,
secede |
ceno |
Greek |
new,
recent, common |
cenogenesis,
cenobite |
centi |
Latin |
one
hundred |
centenarian,
centennial |
cerat |
Greek |
horn |
ceratodus |
cero |
Grrek |
wax |
cerotype |
cess |
Latin |
move,
yield |
cessation,
progress |
cet |
Latin |
whale |
cetacean |
chaeto |
Greek |
hair |
chaetopod |
chalco |
Greek |
copper |
chalcalithic |
chemo |
Greek |
chemical,
chemism |
chemical,
chemist |
chiro |
Greek |
hand |
chiromancy |
chlor |
Greek |
green |
chlorine |
chole |
Greek |
bile,
gall |
cholesterol |
chorio |
Greek |
chorion,
choroid |
chorioallantois |
chrom |
Greek |
color |
chromatic,
Kodachrome |
chromato |
Greek |
color,
colored |
chromatin,
chromatophore |
chrono |
Greek |
time |
chronometer,
chronological |
chryso |
Greek |
gold |
chrysolite |
circum |
Latin |
around |
circumspect |
cis |
Latin |
on
the near side of |
cisalpine,
cisatlantic |
cit |
Latin |
rouse
or call |
incite,
cite |
clado |
Greek |
branch |
cladophyll |
clam |
Latin |
call,
cryout |
clamor,
declaim |
clar |
Latin |
clear |
clarion,
clarify |
claus |
Latin |
shut |
claustrophobia,
clause |
cleisto |
Greek |
closed,
capable of being closed |
cleistogamy |
clino |
Latin |
slope |
clinometer |
co,
col, com, con, cor |
Latin |
together
with |
correlate |
coel |
Greek |
cavity |
coelenteron |
contra |
Latin |
against,
opposite |
contradict |
copro |
Greek |
dung,
filth, obscenity |
coporology |
cord |
Latin |
heart |
accord,
cordial |
corp |
Latin |
body |
corporal,
corpse |
cosmo |
Greek |
world,
universe |
cosmonaut |
counter |
M.
English |
against,
contrary, opposite, parallel |
countermain,
counterbalance, counterfeit |
cranio |
Greek |
size,
shape, characteristics of the human skull |
craniology,
craniotomy |
cred |
Latin |
to
believe, belief |
credence,
credible |
cresc |
Latin |
gown,
rise |
crescendo |
crypto |
Greek |
secret,
hidden |
cryptic,
cryptogram |
crystalli,
crystallo |
Greek |
crystal |
crystallization,
crystallographic |
cteno |
Greek |
comb |
ctenophora |
cupri |
Latin |
copper |
cupriferous |
curr,
curs |
Latin |
run |
current,
cursive |
cyano |
Greek |
dark
blue coloring, poisonous acid |
cyanotype |
cyclo |
Greek |
cycle |
cyciohexane |
cymo |
Greek |
wave |
cymograph |
cyto |
Greek |
cell |
cytoplasm |
dactylo |
Greek |
finger,
toe |
dactylogram |
de |
Latin |
remove
from, take away, out of ten |
depose |
deca |
Greek |
ten |
deimate,
decade, decagon |
deci |
French |
tenth |
deciliter,
decibel |
demi |
French |
half,
lesser |
demivolt,
demitasse |
demo |
Greek |
people |
democracy,
epidemic |
dendro |
Greek |
tree |
dendrology |
denti |
Latin |
tooth |
denticle,
dentition |
dermato |
Greek |
skin |
dermatology,
epidermis |
deutero |
Greek |
second |
deuterocanonical,
deuterogamy |
dextro |
Latin |
right |
destrogyrate |
di |
Greek |
two |
dialogue |
dia |
Greek |
through,
across, between |
diameter |
dic,
dict |
Latin |
say |
dictate,
predict, dictaphone |
dicho |
Greek |
in
two parts, in pairs |
dichotomy |
dino |
Greek |
terrible |
dinothere |
diplo |
Greek |
double,
in pairs |
diplococcus |
dipso |
Greek |
alcoholic,
an alcoholic |
dipsomania |
dis |
Latin |
apart
from reversing |
dissuade |
dodeca |
Greek |
twelve |
dodecagon |
dolicho |
Greek |
long
or narrow |
dolichocephalic |
domin |
Latin |
master |
dominion,
dominate |
dox |
Greek |
opinion |
doxy |
duc |
Latin |
lead |
ductile,
conduct |
duo |
Greek |
two |
duodecillion,
duologue |
dupl |
Latin |
double,
two sided |
duplicate,
duplicity |
dyna |
Greek |
power |
dynamo,
dynamic |
dys |
Greek |
ill,
bad |
dysfunction |
ecclesio |
Greek |
church |
ecclesiology |
echino |
Greek |
sea
urchin |
echinoderm |
eco |
Greek |
household,
environment |
economy,
ecodice |
ecto |
Greek |
outer,
outside, external |
ectoderm |
ego |
Latin |
self |
egocentric,
egotistical |
electro |
Greek |
electrical,
electronic |
electrocardiograph |
en |
French |
in,
into |
enamored |
encephalo |
Greek |
brain |
encephalograph |
endo |
Greek |
within |
endocardial |
ennea |
Greek |
nine |
enneahedron |
entrero |
Greek |
intestine |
enterostomy |
ento |
Greek |
within |
entoderm |
entomo |
Greek |
insect |
entomology |
eo |
Greek |
primeval |
eohippus |
epi |
Greek |
upon,
over, enar, at, befroe |
epigram |
equi |
Latin |
equal |
equidistant |
eroto |
Greek |
sexual
desire |
erotomania |
erythro |
Greek |
red |
erythrocyte |
ethno |
Greek |
race,
culture, people |
ethnography |
etio |
Greek |
cause |
etiology |
etym |
Greek |
pertaining
to historical linguistic |
etymologize,
etymon |
eu |
Greek |
well,
good |
eugenics,
eulogy |
eury |
Greek |
broad,
wide |
eurythermal |
ex |
Latin |
out
of, beyond, without |
exhale,
ex-governor |
exo |
Greek |
outside,
outer, exterior |
exodus |
extra,
extro |
Latin |
outside,
beyond |
extrajudicial,
extraterritorial |
fac |
Latin |
to
make, do |
factor,
factitive |
facil |
Latin |
easy |
facile,
facility |
fact |
Latin |
to
make, do |
factor |
feri |
Latin |
fever |
febriferous |
ferri,
ferro |
Latin |
iron |
ferriferous,
ferroconcrete |
fibro |
Latin |
fiber |
fibroblast |
fid |
Latin |
faith |
fidelity |
fin |
Latin |
end |
finally,
finish |
fissi |
Latin |
cleft |
fissiparous |
flavo |
Latin |
yellow |
flavopurpurin |
flect,
flex |
Latin |
bend |
flection
flexible |
flori |
Latin |
flower |
floriferous |
fluoro |
Latin |
containing
fluorine |
fluorocarbon |
for |
M.
English |
away,
off, wrongly, extremely |
forbid,
forbear, forswear |
fore |
Latin |
in
front of (time, position) |
forecast |
fort |
Latin |
strong |
fortitude,
discomfort |
fratri |
Latin |
brother |
fratricide |
fructi |
Latin |
fruit |
fructiferous |
galacto |
Greek |
milk |
galactopoietic |
gamo |
Greek |
united |
gamopetalous |
gastro |
Greek |
stomach |
gastrology |
gen |
Latin |
race |
genteel,
progenitor |
gen |
Greek |
birth |
progeny,
eugenics |
geo |
Greek |
earth |
geopolitics,
geography |
geronto |
Greek |
old
age |
gerontology |
giga |
Greek |
giant,
billion |
gigameter |
glosso,
glotto |
Greek |
tongue,
language |
glossology,
glottochronology |
glyco |
Greek |
sweet |
glycoside |
gonio |
Greek |
angle |
goniometer |
gono |
Greek |
sexual,
reproduction |
gonophore |
grapho |
Greek |
writing |
graphology |
gymno |
Greek |
named,
bare, exposed |
bymnosperm |
gyneco |
Greek |
female |
gynecologist |
gyno |
Greek |
female |
gynophore |
gyro |
Greek |
ring,
circle, spiral |
gyromagnetic |
hagio |
Greek |
saint,
holy |
hagiography |
halo |
Greek |
salt |
halophyte |
haplo |
Greek |
single,
simple |
haplogy |
hecto |
Greek |
hundred |
hectograph |
helico |
Greek |
spiral |
helicoid |
helio |
Greek |
sun |
heliocentric |
hemato |
Greek |
blood |
hematologist |
hemi |
Greek |
half
or partial |
hemisphere |
hemo |
Greek |
blood |
hemophiliac |
hendeca |
Greek |
eleven |
hendecasyllable |
hepato |
Greek |
liver |
hepatitis |
hepta |
Greek |
seven |
heptagon |
hetero |
Greek |
different,
other |
heterogeneous,
heterodox |
hexa |
Greek |
six |
hexagon |
hiero |
Greek |
sacred,
priestly |
hierocracy |
hippo |
Greek |
horse |
hippodrome |
histo |
Greek |
tissue |
histology |
holo |
Greek |
whole,
entire |
holohedral |
homeo |
Greek |
similar |
homeostatic |
homo |
Greek |
same |
homogeneous,
homologous |
hyalo |
Greek |
glass |
hyaloplasm |
hydro |
Greek |
water |
hydrant |
hyeto |
Greek |
rain |
hyetology |
hygro |
Greek |
wet,
moist, moisture |
hygrometer |
hylo |
Greek |
wood,
mater |
hylophagous |
hymeno |
Greek |
membrane |
hymenopteron |
hyper |
Greek |
over |
hypersensitive |
hypno |
Greek |
sleep,
hypnosis |
hypnotherapy |
hypso |
Greek |
height,
altitude |
hypsometer |
hypo |
Greek |
under,
beneath |
hypodermic |
hystero |
Greek |
uterus |
hysterotomy |
iatro |
Greek |
healer,
medicine, healing |
iatrogenic |
ichthyo |
Greek |
fish |
ichthyology |
icono |
Greek |
image,
likeness |
iconology |
ideo |
Greek |
idea |
ideology |
il,
im, in, ir |
Latin |
into,
not (as an adjective) |
infuse,
irrevocable |
infanti |
Latin |
child |
infanticide,
infantile |
infra |
Latin |
below |
infrasonic,
infrared |
irido |
Latin |
rainbow,
iridescent, iris (of the eye), Iris (the genus), iridium |
iridosmine,
iridotomy |
iso |
Greek |
equal |
isochromatic |
inter,
intra, intro |
Latin |
getween,
among, together, within |
intercede,
intramural, introduction |
jun,
junct |
Latin |
join |
adjunct,
junction |
jur |
Latin |
law,
pertainint to |
jural,
jurisical, jurisdiction |
juxt |
Latin |
beside,
near |
juxtaposition |
karyo |
Greek |
nucleus
of a cell |
karyotin |
kerato |
Greek |
horn,
horned |
keratogenous |
kilo |
Greek |
one
thousand |
kilocycle |
klepto |
Greek |
a
thief |
kleptomania |
kymo |
Greek |
wave |
kymograph |
labio |
Latin |
lip |
labiodental |
lacto |
Latin |
milk |
lactometer |
laparo |
Greek |
flank
or abdominal wall |
laparotomy |
laud,
laudat |
Latin |
praise |
applause,
laudable |
lect |
Latin |
gather,
choose, read |
lecture,
collect, elect |
legis |
Latin |
law |
legislature |
lepido |
Greek |
scale |
lepidopteron |
lepto |
Greek |
thin,
fine, slight |
leptosome |
let |
Latin |
gather,
choose, read |
letter |
leuco |
Greek |
white |
leucoderma |
levo |
Latin |
an
object that rotates the left place of polarized light |
levorotation |
lex |
Latin |
law |
lexloci,
lexscripta |
ligni |
Latin |
wood |
ligniform |
lipo |
Greek |
fat |
liposuction |
litho |
Greek |
stone |
lithography,
monolith |
loco |
Latin |
from
place to place |
locomotion |
locut |
Latin |
speak |
elocution |
llogo |
Greek |
word,
speech |
logography |
longi |
Latin |
long |
longicorm |
loqu |
Latin |
speech |
loquacious |
luc |
Latin |
light |
lucidity,
elucidate |
lumb |
Latin |
loin |
lumbar |
luni |
Latin |
moon |
lunitidal |
lys |
Greek |
loosening,
decomposition |
lysin |
macro |
Greek |
large,
long, great, excessive |
macrocosm,
macroscopic |
magni |
Latin |
great,
large |
magnanimous,
magnificent |
mal |
French |
bad,
wrongful |
malfunction,
malcontent |
malaco |
Greek |
soft |
malacopterygian |
male |
Latin |
evil |
malediction |
man |
Latin |
hand
work, able to handle |
manual |
mania |
Greek |
craze,
craving |
megalomania |
manu |
Latin |
handle |
manual |
matri |
Latin |
mother |
matriarch,
matrilineal |
maxi |
Latin |
very
long, very large, of the greatest scope or intensity |
maximal,
maxiservice |
medi |
Latin |
middle |
mediate |
medico |
Latin |
medical |
medicus |
mega |
Greek |
great,
large |
megacephalic,
megalomania |
megalo |
Greek |
bigness,
exaggeration, extravagance |
megalomania |
melan |
Greek |
black |
melanoma |
meno |
Greek |
month |
menology |
mero |
Greek |
partial,
part |
meroblastic |
meso |
Greek |
middle |
mesocephalic |
meta |
Greek |
with,
after, over, beyond |
metamorphosis |
metallo |
Greek |
metal |
metallography |
micro |
Greek |
small |
microscope,
microphone |
midi |
English |
of
a mid-calf length |
midiskirt |
milli |
Latin |
one
thousand |
millennium |
mini |
Latin |
very
short, small, lightweight on a small scale |
miniskirt,
minicar, minicalculator |
mis |
Latin |
ill,
mistaken, wrong, wrongly |
misunderstood |
miso |
Greek |
hatred
of |
misogynist |
mono |
Greek |
one |
monogram |
morpho |
Greek |
form |
morphology |
mov |
Latin |
set
in motion |
move |
multi |
Latin |
many,
more than two |
multitude |
myceto |
Greek |
fungus |
mycetozoan |
myco |
Greek |
fungus |
mycology |
myelo |
Greek |
marrow,
of the spinal cord |
myeloid |
myo |
Greek |
muscle |
myology |
myrmeco |
Greek |
ant |
myrmecology |
mytho |
Greek |
legendary
stories |
mythographer,
mythologist |
myxo |
Greek |
mucus,
slime |
myxomycete |
namo |
Latin |
dwarf,
one billionth |
namometer |
naso |
Latin |
nose |
nasopharynx |
necro |
Greek |
dea,
corpse, death |
necrology,
necrolatry |
nemat |
Greek |
thread |
nematocyst |
neo |
Greek |
new,
recent |
neologism |
nepho |
Greek |
cloud |
nephograph |
nephro |
Greek |
kidney |
nephrosis |
neuro |
Greek |
nerve,
sinew, tender |
neurology |
neutro |
Latin |
neutral |
neutrosphere |
nitro |
Greek |
indicating
the nitrate group |
nitroglycerin,
nitrocellulose |
nocti |
Latin |
night |
noctilucent |
nomo |
Greek |
custom,
law |
nomology |
non |
Latin |
not |
nonpayment |
nona |
Latin |
nine |
nonagenarian |
noso |
Greek |
disease |
nosology |
noto |
Greek |
the
back |
notochord |
nudi |
Latin |
naked,
bare |
nudibranch |
nulli |
Latin |
none,
null |
nullify |
num |
Latin |
pertaining
to numbers |
numbers,
numberology |
nycto |
Latin |
night
or darkness |
nyctophobia |
nym |
Latin |
girl,
women, female |
nymphet,
nymphomania |
ob,
oc, of, op |
Latin |
toward,
to, against, upon |
obdurate |
octa |
Greek |
eight |
octave |
oculo |
Latin |
eye,
ocular |
oculomotor |
odonto |
Greek |
tooth |
odontology |
office |
Latin |
duty |
officer,
official |
oleo |
Latin |
oil |
oleograph |
oligo |
Greek |
few,
little |
oligopoly |
omni |
Latin |
all |
omnibus |
omphalo |
Greek |
naval,
umbilical |
omphalos |
onom |
Greek |
words,
names, pertaining to |
onomastic,
onomatopoeia |
onto |
Greek |
being |
ontogeny |
oo |
Greek |
egg |
oogamous |
oophor |
Greek |
ovary |
oophoritis |
ophthalmo |
Greek |
eve |
opthalmologist |
opto |
Greek |
optic,
vision |
optometrist |
orchido |
Greek |
orchid,
testicle |
orchidology |
organo |
Greek |
organ
of the body, organic |
organology |
ornitho |
Greek |
bird |
ornithology |
oro |
Greek |
mountain,
mouth |
orography,
orotund |
ortho |
Greek |
straight,
upright, right |
orthoclastic,
orthodontist |
osm |
Greek |
smell |
osmium |
osteo |
Greek |
bone |
osteoclesis |
oto |
Greek |
ear |
otology |
ovi |
Latin |
egg |
oviferous |
oxy |
Greek |
sharp,
acute, keen, pointed, acid |
oxygen,
oxymoron |
ozo |
Greek |
smell |
ozocerite |
pac |
Latin |
peace |
pacific,
pacify |
paleo |
Greek |
old |
paleobotany |
pan |
Greek |
all |
panacea |
para |
Greek |
near,
beyond, aside, guard |
parachute,
paradigm |
pari |
Latin |
equal |
paripinnate |
parri |
Latin |
father,
mother, or other close relative |
parricide |
patho |
Greek |
suffering,
feeling, disease |
pathology |
patri |
Greek |
father |
patriarch,
patrilineal |
pedati |
Latin |
having
a foot or feet |
pedate |
pedi |
Latin |
foot |
pediform |
pedo |
Greek |
child
or soil |
pedology |
pene |
Latin |
almost |
peneplain |
penta |
Greek |
five |
pentagon,
pentamic |
pend |
Latin |
hang,
weight |
pendant |
per |
Latin |
throughout,
completely |
permit |
peri |
Greek |
around,
beyond |
periscope |
petro |
Greek |
rock,
stone |
petrology |
phago |
Greek |
eating |
phagocyte |
pharmaco |
Greek |
drug |
pharmacology |
pharyngo |
Greek |
the
tude or cavity that connects the mouth and nasal passages with the
esophagus |
pharyngology |
pheno |
Greek |
shining |
phenocryst |
philo |
Greek |
loving |
philosophy |
phlebo |
Greek |
veing |
phlebotomy |
phono |
Greek |
sound |
phonograph,
phonometer |
photo |
Greek |
light |
photograph,
photogenic |
phreno |
Greek |
mind,
diaphragm |
phrenology |
phyco |
Greek |
seaweed,
algae |
phycomycetous |
phyllo |
Greek |
leaf |
phylloclade |
phylo |
Greek |
race,
tribe |
phylogenic |
physio |
Greek |
nature,
physical |
physiology,
physics |
physo |
Greek |
bladder |
physostigmine |
phyto |
Greek |
plant |
phytogenesis |
pico |
Spanish |
one
trillionth |
picometer |
picro |
Greek |
bitter |
picrotoxin |
pili |
Latin |
hair |
piliform |
pilo |
Greek |
felt |
pilosarpine |
pisci |
Latin |
fish |
piscivorous |
plagio |
Greek |
oblique |
plagioclase |
plano |
Greek |
moving,
capable of movement |
planography |
plano |
Latin |
flat,
plane |
planograph |
plasto |
Greek |
formed,
molded |
plastometer |
platino |
Latin |
platinum |
platinotype |
platy |
Greek |
flat,
broad |
platyhelminth |
plen |
Latin |
full |
plenty,
replenish |
pleuro |
Greek |
side,
rib, lateral, pleura |
pleuropneumonia |
pleo |
Greek |
more |
pleonasm |
plex,
plic |
Latin |
bend,
bold |
plexiglass,
duplicate, plicate |
plio |
Greek |
more |
pliocene |
pluri |
Latin |
several,
many |
pluril |
pneumato |
Greek |
air,
breath, spirit |
pneumatology,
pneumatophore |
pneumo |
Greek |
air,
respiration, lungs |
pneumococcus |
pneumono |
Greek |
lung |
pneumonoconiosis |
poly |
Greek |
many |
polychrome |
pos |
Latin |
place,
put |
postpone |
post |
Latin |
after,
behind, later |
postpone |
pre |
Latin |
before |
prefix,
preview |
preter |
Latin |
beyond,
more than, by, past |
preterit,
preterhuman |
pro |
Greek |
forward |
proceed |
procto |
Greek |
anus,
rectum |
proctoscope |
protero |
Greek |
earlier,
before, former |
proterozoic |
proto |
Greek |
first,
foremost, earliest form |
protomartyr,
photoplasm |
pseudo |
Greek |
false,
unreal |
pseudonym |
psycho |
Greek |
mind |
psychology,
psychic |
psychro |
Greek |
cold |
psychrometer |
ptero |
Greek |
wing,
feather |
pterodactyl |
pycno |
Greek |
dense,
close, thick |
pycnometer |
pyelo |
Greek |
pelvis |
pyelitis |
pyo |
Greek |
pus |
pyoderma |
pyro |
Greek |
fire,
heat |
pyromaniac,
pyre |
quadri |
Latin |
four |
quadrupled |
quasi |
Latin |
half,
partly, resembling |
quasi-official,
quasi-judicial |
quin |
Greek |
five |
quintuplet |
ram |
Scand |
strong,
sharp |
rambunctious |
re |
Latin |
back,
again |
return,
reread |
recti |
Latin |
right,
straight |
rectilinear |
regi |
Latin |
king |
regicide,
regime |
reni |
Latin |
kidney |
reniform |
retro |
Latin |
backward |
retrogress |
rheo |
Greek |
flow,
current, stream |
rheoscope |
rhino |
Greek |
nose |
rhinology |
rhizo |
Greek |
root |
rhizocarpous |
rhodo |
Greek |
rose |
rhodolite |
roto |
Latin |
roatary |
rotogravure |
salu |
Latin |
healthy |
salubrius,
salutary |
sacchar |
Greek |
sugar |
saccharin |
sacro |
Greek |
flesh |
sarcocarp |
sapro |
Greek |
rotten |
saprogenic |
sauro |
Greek |
lizard |
sauropod |
scapho |
Greek |
boat |
scaphoid |
scie |
Latin |
know |
conscience,
science |
schizo |
Greek |
split |
schizogensis |
sclero |
Greek |
hard |
sclerometer |
scrib,
script |
Latin |
write |
describe,
ascribe, scripture |
se |
Latin |
aside,
apart |
secede,
seduce |
sect |
Latin |
cut |
intersect,
section |
sed |
Latin |
to
sit, put under or entice |
sedentary |
seleno |
Greek |
moon |
selenography |
semi |
Latin |
half
or partial |
semicircle |
sen |
Latin |
old |
senile,
senior |
sense,
sent |
Latin |
feel |
sensitive,
sentiment |
sept |
Latin |
seven |
septillion,
septendecillion |
seque |
Latin |
follow |
sequence |
seric |
Latin |
silk |
sericin |
servo |
Latin |
slave,
servant |
servometer |
sesqui |
Latin |
one
and a half |
sesquicentennial |
sess |
Latin |
set |
session |
seti |
Latin |
bristle |
setiform |
sex |
Latin |
sex |
sextant |
sidero |
Greek |
iron |
siderolite |
sidero |
Latin |
flint,
silica, silicon |
siliciferous |
sinistr |
Latin |
left,
on the left |
sinsitral |
sino |
Latin |
chinese |
Sinologist |
siphono |
Greek |
tube,
siphon |
siphonophore |
sito |
Greek |
grain,
food |
sitosterol |
socio |
Latin |
social |
sociological,
sociometry |
soli |
Latin |
alone,
solitary, or sun |
solitary,
solitude |
solut,
solv |
Latin |
loosen |
solution,
solvent |
somato |
Greek |
body |
somatotype |
soni |
Latin |
sound |
sonic |
soph |
Greek |
wise |
philosopher,
sophistry |
soror |
Latin |
sister |
sororate,
sorority |
spe,
spect |
Latin |
look |
speciosity,
spectator |
spel |
Latin |
caves
or words, pertaining to |
speleology,
spell |
spermato |
Greek |
seed,
sperm |
spermatocyte |
spermo |
Greek |
seed,
germ, semen |
spermophyte |
sphen |
Greek |
wedge |
sphenoid |
sphygmo |
Latin |
the
pulse |
sphygmograph |
spiro |
Latin |
respiration,
coil, spiral |
spirograph,
spirochete |
splanchno |
Greek |
ciscera |
splanchnic |
spleno |
Greek |
pertaining
to an organ in man alone the stomach |
splenomegaly |
sta |
Latin |
stand
firm |
stable,
stationary |
staphylo |
Greek |
bunch
of grapes, uvula |
staphyloplasty |
stearo |
Greek |
fat |
stearoptene |
steato |
Greek |
fat,
tallow |
steatopygia |
stego |
Greek |
cover |
stegasaur |
stell |
Latin |
star |
stelligerous |
steno |
Greek |
narrow,
close |
stenosis |
step |
English |
a
family connection of remarriage of a parent. not by blood |
stepbrother |
stereo |
Greek |
solid
pertaining to hardness solidity, three-dimensional |
sterochemistry,
sterogram, steroscope |
stetho |
Greek |
chest |
stethoscope |
stomato |
Greek |
mouth |
stomatoplasty |
strepto |
Greek |
twined |
streptococcus |
struct |
Latin |
build |
structure |
stylo |
Greek |
column,
pillar, tube |
stylolite |
stylo |
Latin |
style,
styloid |
stylography |
sub,
suc, suf, sug, sup, sus |
Latin |
under,
subordinate |
subterranean |
subter |
Latin |
under,
below |
subterfuge,
subternatural |
sui |
Latin |
self |
suicide,
suijuris |
sum,
supt |
Latin |
spend,
take up, total |
consume,
consumption |
super |
Latin |
over,
above, above in position |
supercilious,
supervisor |
supra |
Latin |
above,
equivalent to super, but emplasizing location or position |
supraorbital |
sy,
sym, syn |
Latin |
with,
along with, at the same time |
sympathy,
synchronized |
tachisto |
Greek |
swiftest |
tachistoscope |
taco |
Greek |
speed |
tachometer |
tachy |
Greek |
swift |
tachygraphy |
tali |
Latin |
ankle |
taligrade |
tauro |
Greek/Latin |
bull |
tauromachy |
tauto |
Greek |
same |
tautonym |
taxo |
Greek |
arrangement,
order |
taxonomy |
techno |
Greek |
art,
skill |
technique,
technography |
tele |
Greek |
far,
distand or end, complete |
telegraphy,
telescope, telestitch |
ten |
Latin |
hold |
tenacious |
tend,
tens |
Latin |
stretch,
proceed |
extend,
tendency, tension |
teno |
Greek |
tendon |
tenotomy |
ter |
Latin |
thrice,
three |
tercen,
terary, tercet |
terato |
Greek |
monster |
teratology |
tetarto |
Grek |
one
fourth |
tetartohedral |
tetra |
Greek |
four |
tetrameter |
thanato |
Greek |
death |
thanatopsis |
thaumato |
Greek |
miracle,
wonder |
thaumatology |
theo |
Greek |
god |
thearchy,
theanthropic, theocracy |
thio |
Greek |
sulfur |
thionic,
thionin |
thoraco |
Greek |
a
part of the trunk between the neck and abdomen in man and higher
vertebrates |
thoracoplasty |
thrombo |
Greek |
blood
clot |
thrombocyte |
tomo |
Greek |
a
cut, section |
thomgraphy |
topo |
Greek |
place,
local |
topography,
topology |
tort |
Latin |
to
twist |
torticallis |
toti |
Latin |
entire,
entirely |
totipalmation |
toxico |
Greek |
poison,
poisonous |
toxicogenic |
toxo |
Latin |
poison,
poisonous |
toxoplasmosis |
tracheo |
Latin |
the
esophogus |
tracheotomy |
trans |
Latin |
across,
beyond |
transit |
trapezo |
Greek |
table,
trapezium |
trapexohedron |
tri |
Latin |
three |
tricycle,
triangle |
tricho |
Greek |
hair |
trichocyst |
tropho |
Greek |
nourishment |
trophoplasm |
tropo |
Greek |
turn,
turning |
tropophilous |
turri |
Latin |
tower |
turrical |
ultra |
Latin |
going
beyond, excessive |
ultramodern,
ultraviolet |
un |
Latin |
not,
negative or opposite |
unfair,
unformed |
under |
Latin? |
lower
in place, situation, grade, dignity, degree, extent or amount |
underbrush,
understudy, undersized, underfeed |
uni |
Latin |
one |
unilateral |
urano |
Greek |
heavens |
uranography |
urb |
Latin |
city |
urban |
uro |
|
urine
or tail |
urology,
uropod |
uxor |
Latin |
wife |
uxorial,
uxorious |
varico |
Latin |
varicose,
veins |
varicocele |
vaso |
Latin |
vessel |
vasoconstrictor |
vati |
Latin |
prophet,
pertaining to |
vaticide,
vaticinal |
ventri |
Latin |
abdomen |
ventricose |
ver |
Latin |
true,
truth |
verily,
veritable |
vermi |
Latin |
worm |
vermifuge |
vers,
vert |
Latin |
changeable,
whirl or spinning |
converse,
reverse, vertical |
vice |
Latin |
in
place of, deput |
viceroy |
vict |
Latin |
conquer |
victory |
vid,
vis |
Latin |
see |
evident,
provision |
vini,
vino |
Latin |
wine |
viniculture,
vinosity |
vit |
Latin |
live,
life |
vitality |
vitri |
Latin |
glass |
vitriform |
vivi |
Latin |
living,
life |
vivacious,
vivisection |
voc |
Latin |
call |
vocation,
invoke |
with |
Latin |
against,
away |
withstand |
xantho |
Greek |
yellow |
xanthophyll |
xeno |
Greek |
alien,
strange, guest |
xenolith |
xero |
Greek |
dry |
xerophyte |
xylo |
Greek |
wood |
xylotomy |
yester |
English |
previous
occurrence |
yesterday,
yesternight |
zoo |
Greek |
animal,
living being |
zodiac,
zoology |
zygo |
Greek |
yoke,
yoked, yoke-shaped |
zygodactyl |
zymo |
Greek |
ferment,
leaven |
zymology |
Suffix |
Meaning |
Example |
-abio |
life,
production of or absence of |
abiogenesis,
abiotic |
-able |
capable
of, worthy of, tending to, or having the quality of |
noticeable |
-acea,
-aceae |
a
specific class, family or order |
crustacea,
rosaceae |
-acious |
capable
of, worhty of, tending to, or having the quality of |
capacious,
pugnacious |
-acity |
quality
of, abounding in |
tenacity |
-acv |
state
of being, or quality, state of pertaining to |
accuracy |
-ad |
derived
form related to |
olympiad |
-ade |
action
or process, a person or persons acting |
renegade |
-age |
state
of being, or quality, state of pertaining to |
marriage,
hostage |
-agogue |
leading,
leader, course, withdrawing agent |
synagogue |
-al |
state
of being, or quality, state of |
marital,
causal |
-an |
designating
or belong to, state, quality, act or condition |
artisan,
guardian |
-ance |
designating
or belong to, sate, quality, act or condition |
brilliance |
-ancy |
designating
or belong to, sate, quality, act or condition |
agency |
-androus |
male |
polyandrous |
-andry |
males |
polyandry |
-ant |
one
who acts |
registrant |
-anthrop |
man |
philanthropy |
-ar |
pertaining
to, connected with |
secular |
-ar |
one
who acts |
bursar |
-arch |
final
chief |
monarch |
-archy |
rule,
government |
monarchy |
-ard |
one
who acts ignominiously or does something excessively |
drunkard,
coward |
-art |
one
who acts ignominiously or does something excessively |
braggart |
-ary |
pertaining
to, connected with |
elementary |
-aster |
imperfect
resembles or merely apes the true thing |
criticaster |
-ate |
possessing
or being diminutive, a state or condition, one who acts |
incapacitate |
-ble |
capable
of, worthy of, tending to or having the quality of |
voluble |
-bulia |
will |
abulia |
-cade |
procession |
cavalcade,
motorcade |
-ced |
move,
yield |
recede,
secede |
-cele |
tumor |
variocele |
-cern |
distinguish |
discern,
concern |
-cess |
move,
yield |
progress |
-chroic |
color
of skin, plants |
|
-chrom |
color |
Kodachrome |
-cide |
killing,
act of |
insecticide |
-cious |
capable
of, worthy of, tending to or having the quality of |
pugnacious,
capacious |
-cit |
having
the quality of rouse or call |
incite |
-clam |
call,
cry out |
declaim |
-clasis |
a
breaking |
thromboclasis |
-claud |
shut |
seclude,
exclude |
-cle |
possessing
or being, diminutives, a state or condition, one who acts |
particle |
-clino |
lean |
decline,
incline |
-clud |
shut |
seclude |
-coele |
cavity |
blastocoele |
-colous |
inhabiting |
nidicolous |
-corn |
horn,
horned |
longicorn |
-costo |
rib |
costatomy |
-cracy |
rule |
democracy,
theocracy |
-crat |
ruler,
member of ruling body |
autocrat,
technocrat |
-cret |
grown,
rise |
secretion |
-crete |
distinguish |
discrete |
-cule |
possessing
or being, diminutives, small |
molecule |
-cy |
state
of being, or quality, state of, pertaining to |
hestiancy |
-cyst |
cell |
trichocyst |
-dactyl |
finger,
toe |
pterodactyl |
-dem |
people |
epidemic |
-derm |
skin |
epidermis |
-dendrom |
tree |
rhododendron |
-dic |
say |
predict |
-dom |
possessing
or being, diminutive a state or condition, one who acts |
martyrdom,
serfdom |
-drome |
running,
course, or race course |
hippodrome,
airdrome |
-duct |
lead |
conduct |
-ectomy |
excision |
tonsillectomy |
-eer |
possessing
or being, one who acts |
auctioneer,
engineer |
-efy |
rull
of, abounding in, to make, stae of |
defy,
rarefy |
-el |
to
make into, to practice, diminutive |
feel |
-emia |
state
or condition of blood |
hyperemia |
-en |
made
of, to make of, suggesting small |
leaden,
lessen, weaken |
-ennial |
yearly |
centennial,
perennial |
-ent,
-er |
one
who acts |
student,
teacher |
-ery |
occupation,
businees, calling or condition |
archery,
cutlery, grocery |
-escence |
action
or process, change, stae or condition |
convalescense |
-ese |
small
or diminutive, one who acts in the manner of |
celanese,
hournalese |
-esque |
small
or diminutive, one who acts in the manner of |
grotesque,
picturesque |
-ess |
small
or diminutive, one who acts in the manner of |
waitress |
-ette |
small
or diminutive, one who acts in the manner of |
dinette,
statuette |
-facient |
that
makes or causes something |
febrifacient |
-fer |
bear,
carry |
transfer,
offer |
-ferous |
of,
or relating to, bringing yielding, making or causing |
odoriferous,
carboniferous |
-fest |
a
festive occasion |
songfest |
-fex |
maker |
spinifex |
-fic |
of,
or relating to, bringing, yielding |
pacific,
soporific |
-fid |
divided,
labed |
pinnatifid |
-florous |
flowered,
having flowers |
uniflourous |
-fold |
of
so many parts |
twofold,
manifold |
-folious |
having
leaves |
unifolious |
-fuge |
something
that puts to flight |
vermifuge |
-ful |
full
of, abounding in, to make, state of |
cheerful,
masterful |
-fy |
to
make, cause, render, become |
magnify,
amplify, unify |
-gam |
marriage |
misogamy,
polygamy |
-gamous |
united |
polygamous |
-gen |
production
of |
endogen,
hydrogen |
-genic |
producing,
pertaining to a gene or genes |
protogenic |
-geny |
origin |
phylogeny |
-gerous |
hearing,
producing |
armigerous |
-glot |
tongue,
language |
polyglot |
-gnathous |
jaw |
prognathous |
-gnomy |
knowledge |
physiognomy,
prognosis |
-gon |
angled,
angular |
polygon,
pentagon |
-gony |
production,
genesis |
theogony,
cosmogony |
-grade |
step |
retrograde |
-gram |
write,
written |
monogram |
-graph |
write,
written |
paragraph,
steographer |
-gyno |
woman |
misogynist |
-gynous |
female
sex |
androgynous |
-gyny |
female |
androgyny |
-head |
stae
of being |
godhead,
maidenhead |
-hedron |
face |
tetrahedron |
-hood |
full
of abounding in, to make, state of designating or belong to |
childhood,
neighborhood |
-ian |
designating
or belong to |
guardian |
-iatry |
medical
care |
psychiatry |
ible |
capable
of, worth of, tending to, or having the quality of |
credible,
horrible |
-ic |
of,
pertaining to, similar or like |
moronic,
historic |
-ical |
of,
pertaining to, similar or like |
historical |
-ice |
act,
quality, or state pertaining to like, one who acts |
bustice,
cowardice |
-ier |
possessing
or being, diminutives stae or condition, one who acts |
furrier |
-ify |
full
of, abounding in, to make state of, move, do |
testify |
-ig |
move,
do |
exigency |
-il |
act,
quality or state, pertaining to, like one who acts |
civil |
-ile
(fem) |
act,
quality or state, pertaining to, like one who acts |
servile |
-in |
pertaining
to |
coffin,
cousin |
-ine |
act,
quality or state, pertaining to, like one who acts |
heroine |
-ing |
expressing
action |
running,
growing |
-ion |
state,
condition or act of |
insurrection,
exhaustion |
-ise |
quality,
condition or function |
franchise,
merchandise |
-ish |
acting
like, in the nature of, or similar to |
impish,
selfish, mannish |
-ism |
art
of, philosophy of, practice of |
liberalism,
Americanism |
-ist |
one
who acts |
philanthropist,
atheist |
-ite |
possessing
or being, diminutives, a state or condition, one who acts |
favorite |
-ity |
condition,
sate or degree to |
gratuity,
plenty |
-ive |
having
the natture of, giving or tending toward |
imaginative,
collective |
-ize |
to
make into, to practice |
mesmerize,
familiarize |
-ject |
hurl
or throw |
eject,
projectile |
-lagnia |
coming
together |
algolagnia |
-lalia |
speech
defect |
acholalia |
-latry |
worship |
idolatry |
-lateral |
side |
unilateral,
multilateral |
-le |
full,
abounding in |
teakettle,
icicle |
-lent |
full
of, abounding in |
violent,
fraudulent |
-lepsy |
seizure |
epilepsy |
-less |
without,
beyond the |
fearless,
useless |
-like |
resembling |
childlike |
-lith |
stone |
monolith |
-locut |
speck |
elocution |
-logue |
speech |
monologue,
dialogue |
-loguy |
talk |
soliloquy,
somniloguy |
-logy |
knowledge,
termination in writing, or in collection |
theology,
martyrology |
-ly |
similar
in manner |
dearly,
fully, carefully |
-lysis |
a
breaking down, loosening, decomposition |
analysis,
electrolysis, paralysis |
-machy |
fighting |
logomachy |
-mancy |
divination |
necromancy |
-mania |
exaggerated
desire or love |
bibliomania |
-megaly |
enlargement |
acromegaly |
-melia |
a
specific condition of the limbs |
phocomelia |
-ment |
state,
quality, or act of |
detriment,
entanglement |
-mere |
part |
blastomere |
-merous |
having
parts (specified number or type) |
dimerous |
-meter |
measure |
thermometer,
barometer |
-metric |
measure |
geometric |
-metry |
measure |
chronometry |
-mnesia |
denting
a certain type of memory |
paramnesia |
-mo |
used
to describe book sizes |
sixteenmo,
duodecimo |
-mony |
abstract
condition, state or condition |
acrimony,
ceremony |
-mycetes |
fungi |
myxomycetes |
-nastic,
-nasty |
Bot:
irregularity of cellular grown because of some pressure |
hyponasty |
-ness |
abstract
condition, state or condition |
conscienceness |
-noia |
thought |
paranoia |
-nomy |
distribution,
arrangement, management |
economy,
astronomy |
-nov |
new |
renovation |
-ode |
like,
way, read |
phyllode,
anode, electrode |
-odue |
tooth |
ceratodus |
-odynia |
pain |
pododynia |
-oid |
resembling,
like |
alkaloid,
ovoid |
-ology |
any
science or branch of knowledge |
meterorology,
technology |
-onym |
word,
name |
pseudonym |
-opia |
a
condition or sight, or of the visual organs |
diplopia,
remenalopia |
-opsis |
apparent
liken as |
coreopsis |
-or |
a
person or thing that acts |
actor,
elevator, traitor |
-orexia |
desire,
appetite |
anorexia |
-orium |
a
place or an instrument |
emporium,
moratorium |
-ory |
of,
pertaining to, place of, or far |
auditory,
prohibitory |
-ose |
full
of, abounding in, given to, like |
jocose,
otiose, verbose |
-osis |
action,
process, state, condition |
metamorphosis,
tuberculosis |
-otic |
relationship
to an action, process, state or condition |
hypnotic,
neurotic |
-ous |
state
or quality |
furious |
-par |
make
ready |
prepare |
-parat |
make
ready |
preparation |
-parous |
bearing,
producing |
oyiparous,
viviparous |
-pathy |
suffering,
feeling |
sympathy,
telepathy |
-pel |
urge,
drive |
propel |
-penia |
deficiency |
leukopenia |
-peri |
around,
beyond |
periscope |
-pet |
seek,
ask |
petition,
repeat |
-petal |
seeking |
centripetal |
-pexy |
fixation |
|
-phage |
eating,
devouring |
bacteriophage |
-phagous |
eating,
feeding in, devouring |
hylophagous |
-phagy |
eating |
anthropophagy |
-phan |
show |
diaphanous,
cellophane |
-phane |
resemblance,
shining or transparent |
cymophane,
hydrophane |
-phany |
appearnace,
manifestation |
|
-phasia |
referring
to speech disorders |
aphasia |
-phile |
loving,
friendly, lover, friend |
anglophile |
-philia |
abnormal
liking or tending toward |
hemophilia,
necrophilia |
--phobia |
fear,
dread |
acrophobia,
hydrophobia |
-phone |
sound |
telephone,
megaphone |
-phore |
bearer |
gonophore |
-phrenia |
mental
disorder |
schizophrenia |
-phyceae |
seaweed |
schizophyceae |
-phyllous |
having
leaves, leaved |
diphyllous,
monophyllous |
-plasia |
plasmic
growth |
phypoplasia |
-plasm |
something
formed or molded |
protoplasm |
-plast |
formed,
molded |
protoplast |
-plasty |
formation |
dermoplasty,
neoplasty |
-plegia |
forms
of paralysis |
paraplegia |
-pod |
foot,
footed |
chiropody,
tripod |
-podium |
footlike |
pseudopodium |
-poiesis |
production |
hermatopoiesis |
-poietric |
producing |
menatopoietic |
-polis |
city |
metropolis,
Annapolis |
-pon |
place,
put |
postpone |
-pos |
place,
put |
oppose |
-pter |
wing,
feather |
hymenopter |
-pterous |
winged |
dipterous |
-puls |
urge,
drive |
expulsion |
-pygia |
buttocks,
pertaining to |
callipygian,
steatopygia |
-rel |
a
diminutive or pejorative force |
wastrel |
-rrhagia |
bursting
forth |
pronchorrhagia |
-rrhaphy |
suture |
herniorrhaphy |
-rrhea |
flow,
discharge |
gonorrhea |
-rrhexis |
rupture |
|
-rrhiza |
root |
mycorrhiza |
-scope |
see |
microscope |
-sect |
cut |
intersect,
section |
-secut |
follow |
persecute |
-sepolous |
one
of the individual leaves or parts of the calyx of a flower |
polysepalous |
-ship |
state
or quality, art of skill |
courtship,
partnership |
-sis |
used
to form abstract nounw of action, process, state, etc |
thesis,
aphesis |
-soma |
body |
schiscosoma |
-some |
like
or same |
bothersome,
quarrelsome |
-sonous |
sound |
dissonous |
-soph |
wise |
philosopher,
sophistry |
-sophy |
science
of |
anthroposophy |
-sphjere |
layer |
hemisphere,
planisphere |
-stat |
standing,
stationary, set |
thermostat,
rheostat |
-ster
(mas) |
one
who acts |
teamster |
-stichous |
referring
to rows |
distichous |
-stome |
mouth,
mouthlike |
cyclostome |
-stomous |
mouth,
mouthlike |
monostomous |
-stomy |
mouth,
mouthlike |
cystostomy |
-stress
(fem) |
one
who acts |
songstress |
-taxy |
arrangement,
order |
heterotaxy |
-tect |
cover |
protect |
-the |
god |
atheist,
pantheism |
-therm |
heat,
hot |
isotherm |
-thermy |
heat |
diathermy |
-tome |
cutting |
microtome |
-tomous |
a
cut or division of a certain kind |
dichotomous |
-tomy |
a
cutting |
appendectomy |
-tort |
to
twist |
distort,
extort |
-tract |
draw,
draw from, pull |
extract,
tractor |
-trix |
one
who acts in the manner of |
aviatrix |
-tron |
an
instrument |
cyclotron |
-trope |
turning |
heliotrope |
-trophy |
nourishment
or growth |
hypertrophy |
-try |
art
or profession of, state or quality |
forestry,
ministry |
-tude |
art
or profession of, state or quality |
platitude,
aptitude |
-ty |
condition,
state or degree of |
gratuity,
plenty |
-ule |
diminutive
force |
globule,
granule |
-ulent |
abounding
in |
fraudulent |
-ulose |
characterized
by, abounding in |
granulose,
credulose |
-ure |
act
or process, result of |
adventure,
tenure |
-uret |
combine
or impregnate with |
carburet |
-urgy |
work |
dramaturgy,
metallurgy |
-uria |
urine |
dysuria |
-valent |
having
worth or value, or valence |
quadrivalent |
-ven |
come |
convene |
-vent |
come |
convention |
-vince |
conquer |
convince |
-vore |
eating |
carnivore |
-vorous |
eating |
carnivorous,
herbivorous |
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