Chapter 5: Latin Suffixes 2 (suffixes/bases) Flashcards
-able, -ible
tending to, inclined to, able to be (durable)
-acious
tending to, inclined to, able to be (audacious)
-id
tending to, inclined to, able to be (morbid)
-ile
tending to, inclined to, able to be (volatile)
-itious
tending to, inclined to, able to be (repetitious)
-ive
tending to, inclined to, able to be (destructive)
-ulous
tending to, inclined to, able to be (tremulous)
-uous
tending to, inclined to, able to be (inconspicuous)
-lent
full of (virulent)
-ose
full of (adipose)
-ous
full of (cancerous)
adip-
fatty tissue (adipose)
act-, ag-
to do, to act (active)
aqu(a)-
water
aud-, audit-
to hear (auditory)
cern-, cret-
to separate, to distinguish (discern)
cad-, cid-
to fall
cid-, cis-
to cut, to kill (homicidal)
duc-, duct-
to lead, to draw (conduction)
fibr-
fiber
flect-, flex-
to bend
ger-, gest-
to carry, to bear (digestible)
grad-, gress-
to go, to step (gradual)
her-, hes-
to stick (adhere)
liqu-
liquid
me-, meat-
to go, to pass through (permeable)
morb-
disease
nasc-, nat-
to be born (nascimiento)
nutr-, nutrit-
to nourish
pur-
pus
sens-, sent-
to feel, to perceive
somn-
sleep (insomnia)
ten-, (-tin-), tent-
to hold (retentive)
trem-
to tremble
varic-
twisted, swollen (varicose veins)
vir-
virus
vitr-
glass (in vitro)