Chapter One Flashcards
Eponyms - Describe it. Break it down
to put your name on something/a word formed by including the name of the person who discovered or invented whatever is being described.
Epi= upon + onyma = name
Who were the first people to systematically study human body and develop theories?
ancient greeks/ continued in rome
What was the global language of the scientific revolutuion?
Latin
ultima =
last (syllable)
penult =
almost the last (syllable)
pen =
almost
Ante =
before
antepenults =
3rd to the last (syllable)
In most words what syllable does the emphasis usually fall on?
the third to the last
ex- co/lon/O/sco/py // koh/lawn/AW/skoh/pee
root (words)
foundation or subject of the term
suffix
ending that gives essential meaning to the term
prefix
added to the beginning of a term when needed to further modify the root
ology
Complex Suffix
study of
ologist
Complex Suffix
one who studies
algia
Complex Suffix
pain
dynia
Complex Suffix
pain
latry
Complex Suffix
specialty
latrist
Complex Suffix
specialist
megaly
Complex Suffix
enlarged
arthr/o
root
joint
cardi/o
root
heart
enter/o
root
small intestine
gastr/o
root
stomach
hepat/o
root
liver
neuro
root
nerve
hem/o
root
blood
hemat/o
root
blood
my/o
root
muscle
musculo/o
root
muscle
angi/o
root
vessel
vas/o
root
vessel
vascul/o
root
vessel
derm/o
root
skin
dermat/o
root
skin
cutane/o
root
skin
pneum/o
root
lung
pulmon/o
root
lung
gen/o
root
creation, cause
hydr/o
root
water
morph/o
root
change
myc/o
root
fungus
necro/o
root
death
orth/o
root
straight
path/o
root
suffering, disease
phag/o
root
eat
plas/o
root
formation
py/o
root
pus
scler/o
root
hard
sten/o
root
narrowing
troph/o
root
nourishment, development
xen/o
root
foreign
ac
Simple suffix
pertaining to
al
Simple suffix
pertaining to
ar
Simple suffix
pertaining to
ary
Simple suffix
pertaining to
eal
Simple suffix
pertaining to
ic
Simple suffix
pertaining to
tic
Simple suffix
pertaining to
ous
Simple suffix
pertaining to
ia
Simple suffix
condition
ism
Simple suffix
condition
ium
Simple suffix
tissue, structure
y
Simple suffix
condition/ procedure
Diminutive
when added to a root, these suffixes transform a term;s meaning to a smaller version of the root.
ex- booklet = little book