Chapter 3 - Suffixes Flashcards
-algia
(Suffix)
Pain
-dynia
(Suffix)
Pain
-itis
(Suffix)
Inflammation
-ic
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-ostomy
(Suffix)
Creating a new opening into
-a
-a is a noun ending
-ate
Something that…..
-e
-e is a noun ending
-emia
(Suffix)
Blood condition
-er
(Suffix)
One who
-esis
(Suffix)
Condition of
-ia
(Suffix)
Condition
(-ia is a noun ending)
-iatry
(Suffix)
Medical treatment, medical profession
-ion
(Suffix)
Action, process
-ism
(Suffix)
Condition
-ist
(Suffix)
Practitioner
-ole
(Suffix)
Small or little
-osis
(Suffix)
Condition
-tion
(Suffix)
Process of
-ula
(Suffix)
Small, little
-ule
(Suffix)
Small one
-um
A suffix that identifies singular nouns
-us
A suffix that identifies singular nouns
-y
-y is a noun ending
-ac
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-al
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-ar
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-ary
(Suffix)
Pertaining to; relating to
-eal
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-ic
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-ical
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
“Combination of -ic & -al”
-ile
(Suffix)
Pertaining to; capable
-oid
(Suffix)
Resembling
-ory
(Suffix)
Pertaining to; characterized by
-ous
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-tic
(Suffix)
Pertaining to
-algesia
(Suffix)
Sensitivity to pain
-blast
(Suffix)
Embryonic stage of development
-Cele
(Suffix)
Swelling or herniation
-centesis
(Suffix)
Surgical puncture
-cide
(Suffix)
To kill; to destroy
-clasis
(Suffix)
Crushing or breaking up
-ician
(Suffix)
Specialist in a field of study
-ize
(Suffix)
To make; to treat or combine with
-lepsy
(Suffix)
Seizure, attack
-lith
(Suffix)
Stone
-lithiasis
(Suffix)
Presence or formation of stones
-logy
(Suffix)
The study of
-logist
(Suffix)
One who specializes in the study of
-lysis
(Suffix)
Destruction or detachment
-lytic
(Suffix)
Destruction
-mania
(Suffix)
A mental disorder; a “madness”