Greek Bases

Question 1

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

ALG-

Answer 1

pain (e.g. neuralgia)

Question 2

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

ARTHR-

Answer 2

joint, speech sound, articulation (e.g. arthritis)

Question 3

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

BI-

Answer 3

life (e.g. biomorphic)

Question 4

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

BALL-, BOL-, -BLE

Answer 4

to throw, to put (e.g. metabolism)

Question 5

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

BRADY-

Answer 5

slow (e.g. bradycardia)

Question 6

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

CRYPT-

Answer 6

hidden (e.g. cryptogam)

Question 7

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

DROM-

Answer 7

running, course (e.g. syndrome)

Question 8

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

GE-

Answer 8

earth (e.g. geophagy)

Question 9

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

HOD-, OD-

Answer 9

road, way (e.g. hodophobia)

Question 10

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

MNE-

Answer 10

to remember (e.g. amnesia)

Question 11

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

MORPH-

Answer 11

form (e.g. morphology)

Question 12

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

ODONT-

Answer 12

tooth (e.g. homodont)

Question 13

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

PHOR-, PHER-

Answer 13

to bear, to go (e.g. euphoria, metaphery)

Question 14

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

PLEX-

Answer 14

stroke (e.g. apoplexy)

Question 15

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

PLEG-

Answer 15

paralysis (e.g. paraplegia)

Question 16

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

POD-, -PUS

Answer 16

foot (e.g. podiatrist)

Question 17

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

PROCT-

Answer 17

anus, rectum (e.g. preiproct)

Question 18

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

STOL-, STAL-, -STLE

Answer 18

to send, to contract (e.g. peristalsis)

Question 19

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

STOM-, STOMAT-

Answer 19

mouth, opening (e.g. microstome)

Question 20

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

TROP-, TREP-

Answer 20

to turn, response to stimulus (e.g. phototropic)

Question 21

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

UR-

Answer 21

urine, urinary system (e.g. urocyanosis)

Question 22

Lesson 1: Introduction to Greek Bases & Prefixes

URE-

Answer 22

to urinate (e.g. uremic)

Question 23

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

BUL- (BOUL-)

Answer 23

will (e.g. hyperbulia)

Question 24

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

CARDI-

Answer 24

heart (e.g. cardioblast)

Question 25

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

CEPHAL-

Answer 25

head (e.g. cephalopod)

Question 26

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

enCEPHAL-

Answer 26

brain (e.g. encephalodysplasia)

Question 27

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

CHONDR-, CHONDRI-

Answer 27

cartilage, granule (e.g. mitochondria)

Question 28

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

DEM-

Answer 28

people, country (e.g. epidemic)

Question 29

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

DERM-, DERMAT-

Answer 29

skin (e.g. mesoderm)

Question 30

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

GAM-

Answer 30

marriage, union (e.g. gamete)

Question 31

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

LECITH-

Answer 31

yolk (e.g. lecithin)

Question 32

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

OPHTHALM-

Answer 32

eye (e.g. photophthalmia)

Question 33

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

OST(E)-

Answer 33

bone (e.g. osteodermia)

Question 34

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

PHYLL-

Answer 34

leaf (e.g. lithophyll)

Question 35

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

PHYT-

Answer 35

plant, growth (e.g. autophyte)

Question 36

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

PLAS(T)-

Answer 36

to form, to mold (e.g. cytoplasm)

Question 37

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

SOM-, SOMAT-

Answer 37

body (e.g. acrosome)

Question 38

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

THEC(A)

Answer 38

case, sheath (e.g. thecaphore)

Question 39

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

THERM-

Answer 39

heat (e.g. hypothermia)

Question 40

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

TOM-

Answer 40

to cut (e.g. myotome)

Question 41

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

enTOM-

Answer 41

insect

Question 42

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

TOP-

Answer 42

place (e.g. ostectopy)

Question 43

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

TROPH-

Answer 43

nourishment, development (e.g. autotroph)

Question 44

Lesson 2: The Greek Alphabet

ZO-

Answer 44

animal, living being (e.g. metazoan)

Question 45

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

ACOU- (ACU-)

Answer 45

to hear (e.g. anacusia)

Question 46

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

AMBLY-

Answer 46

dull (e.g. amblychromasia)

Question 47

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

ANTH-

Answer 47

flower (e.g. anther)

Question 48

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

CHROM-, CHROMAT-, CHRO-

Answer 48

color (e.g. dichromatism)

Question 49

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

DACTYL-

Answer 49

finger, toe (e.g. dactylolysis)

Question 50

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

DE-

Answer 50

to bind (e.g. adesmy)

Question 51

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

DESM-

Answer 51

ligament (e.g.syndesmology)

Question 52

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

ENTER-

Answer 52

intestine (e.g. myentric)

Question 53

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

ERG-

Answer 53

work (e.g. energy, adrenergic)

Question 54

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

ESTHE- (AESTHE-)

Answer 54

to feel, to percieve (e.g. aesthacyte)

Question 55

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

GER-, GERONT-

Answer 55

old person, old age (e.g. acrogeria)

Question 56

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

GNATH-

Answer 56

jaw (e.g. dysgnathic)

Question 57

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

GNO-

Answer 57

to know (e.g. acroagnosis)

Question 58

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

GRAPH-

Answer 58

to write (e.g. dromograph)

Question 59

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

-GRAM

Answer 59

thing written (e.g. engram)

Question 60

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

HEPAT-, HEPAR-

Answer 60

liver (e.g. heparin)

Question 61

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

KINE- (CINE-)

Answer 61

to move (e.g. akinesthesia)

Question 62

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

LEX-

Answer 62

to read (e.g. dyslexia)

Question 63

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

MY-, MYS-, MYOS-

Answer 63

muscle (e.g. myosin)

Question 64

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

NEPHR-

Answer 64

kidney (e.g. nephrocyte)

Question 65

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

OSM-

Answer 65

smell (e.g. anosmia)

Question 66

Lesson 3: More Greek Prefixes

THE-

Answer 66

to put, to place (e.g. thesis)

Question 67

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

AMYGDAL-

Answer 67

almond, tonsil (e.g. amygdalin)

Question 68

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

ANDR-

Answer 68

man, male (e.g. androgyny)

Question 69

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

ANTHROP-

Answer 69

man, human being (e.g. anthropopathy)

Question 70

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

CHRON-

Answer 70

time (e.g. chronic)

Question 71

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

CLAD-

Answer 71

branch (e.g. cladode)

Question 72

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

DYNAM-, DYN-

Answer 72

power (e.g. dynamic)

Question 73

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

EME-

Answer 73

to vomit (e.g. autemesia)

Question 74

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

GYMN-

Answer 74

naked, uncovered (e.g. gymnasium)

Question 75

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

GYN(E)-, GYNEC- (GYNAEC-)

Answer 75

female (e.g. misogynist)

Question 76

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

HELIC-, HELIX

Answer 76

spiral (e.g. helicopter)

Question 77

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

HYDR-

Answer 77

water, fluid (e.g. hydraulic)

Question 78

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

IATR-

Answer 78

physican, medical treatment (e.g. psychiatry)

Question 79

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

MELAN-

Answer 79

black, dark (e.g. melancholy)

Question 80

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

NECR-

Answer 80

corpse, dead tissue (e.g. necrology)

Question 81

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

OLIG-

Answer 81

few, scanty (e.g. oligarchy)

Question 82

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

PED- (PAED-)

Answer 82

child (-pedia = instruction) (e.g. encylopedia)

Question 83

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

PHAG-

Answer 83

to eat (e.g. autophagus)

Question 84

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

PHIL-

Answer 84

to love, have an affinity for (e.g. philanthropy)

Question 85

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

POLY-

Answer 85

many, much (e.g. polygamy)

Question 86

Lesson 4: Greek Adjective-Forming Suffixes

TARS-

Answer 86

instep, edge of the eye (e.g. hypotarus)

Question 87

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

ACR-

Answer 87

extremity, summit (e.g. acrobat)

Question 88

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

AMYL-

Answer 88

starch (e.g. amylase)

Question 89

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

BAR-

Answer 89

weight, pressure (e.g. barometer)

Question 90

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

BARY-

Answer 90

heavy (e.g. baryphonia)

Question 91

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

BLENN-

Answer 91

mucus (e.g. blennophthalmia)

Question 92

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

CYT-

Answer 92

cell (e.g. cytoplasm)

Question 93

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

DIPS-

Answer 93

thirst (e.g. adipsia)

Question 94

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

DREPAN-

Answer 94

sickle (e.g. drepanium)

Question 95

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

ERYTHR-

Answer 95

red (e.g. erythremia)

Question 96

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

GLYC-

Answer 96

sugar (e.g. glycogen)

Question 97

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

GLYCOS-

Answer 97

sugar, glucose (e.g. hyperglycosuria)

Question 98

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

HIST-, HISTI-

Answer 98

tissue (e.g. histiocyte)

Question 99

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

HYSTER-

Answer 99

uterus, hysteria (e.g. hysteria)

Question 100

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

ICHTHY-

Answer 100

fish (e.g. ichthyismus)

Question 101

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

IRID- IRIS-

Answer 101

iris, rainbown (e.g. iridization)

Question 102

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

ISCH-

Answer 102

to suppress (e.g. ischuria)

Question 103

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

LAPAR-

Answer 103

abdomen, soft part of the body between the ribs and hip (e.g. laparorrhapy)

Question 104

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

LIP-

Answer 104

fat (e.g. lipase)

Question 105

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

MAST-, MAZ-

Answer 105

breast (e.g. mastodon)

Question 106

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

PHREN-

Answer 106

mind, diaphragm (e.g. phrenic)

Question 107

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

PY-

Answer 107

pus (e.g. pyorrhea)

Question 108

Lesson 5: Greek Compound Suffixes I

THANAT-

Answer 108

death (e.g. thantoid)

Question 109

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

ACANTH-

Answer 109

thorn, prickle (e.g. pyracantha)

Question 110

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

AER-

Answer 110

air, gas (e.g. aeroplane)

Question 111

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

AUT-

Answer 111

self (e.g. autopsy)

Question 112

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

BLEPHAR-

Answer 112

eyelid (e.g. ablephary)

Question 113

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

CARCIN-

Answer 113

cancer (e.g. carcinogen)

Question 114

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

CHEIL (CHIL-)

Answer 114

lip (e.g. acheilia)

Question 115

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

COL-

Answer 115

colon (e.g. paracolitis)

Question 116

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

COPR-

Answer 116

excrement (e.g. coprolite)

Question 117

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

CRY-, CRYM-

Answer 117

cold, ice (e.g. crystal)

Question 118

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

CYST-

Answer 118

bladder, cyst, sac (e.g. oocyst)

Question 119

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

DACRY-

Answer 119

tear (e.g. dacrydium)

Question 120

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

GASTR- (GASTER-)

Answer 120

stomach, belly of a muscle (e.g. gastropod)

Question 121

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

HELMINTH-

Answer 121

worm (e.g. helminthoma)

Question 122

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

HETER-

Answer 122

other, different (e.g. heterogeneous)

Question 123

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

HYGR-

Answer 123

moisture (e.g. hygroma)

Question 124

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

MEN-

Answer 124

moon, menstruation (e.g. meniscus)

Question 125

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

OT-

Answer 125

ear (e.g. diotic)

Question 126

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

PSYCH-

Answer 126

mind, soul (e.g. psychopathic)

Question 127

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

RHIN-, RRHIN-

Answer 127

nose (e.g. rhinophore)

Question 128

Lesson 6: Greek Compound Suffixes II

TAC-, TAX-

Answer 128

to arrange, to put in order (e.g. syntax, tactics)

Question 129

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

ACTIN-

Answer 129

ray (e.g. actinic)

Question 130

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

ARGYR-

Answer 130

silver (e.g. argyria)

Question 131

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

BA-

Answer 131

to step, to go, to walk (e.g. basis)

Question 132

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

BROM-

Answer 132

stench, bromine (e.g. brominism)

Question 133

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

CHOL(E)-

Answer 133

bile, gall (e.g. choleric)

Question 134

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

CLAS-

Answer 134

to break (e.g. arthroclasia)

Question 135

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

CRANI-

Answer 135

cranium (e.g. amphicrania)

Question 136

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

CRI-

Answer 136

to separate, to distingush (e.g. critic)

Question 137

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

CRIN-

Answer 137

to secrete (e.g. criterion)

Question 138

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

EURY(S)-

Answer 138

wide (e.g. eurysome)

Question 139

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

HEM-, HEMAT-, (HAEM-, HEAMAT-)

Answer 139

blood (e.g. haematobic)

Question 140

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

HIDRO(S)-

Answer 140

sweat (e.g. synhidrosis)

Question 141

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

LITH-, -LITE

Answer 141

stone (e.g. cryolite)

Question 142

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

MYI-

Answer 142

fly (e.g. myiasis)

Question 143

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

OP-, OPT-

Answer 143

eye, to see (e.g. myopia)

Question 144

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

PROSOP-

Answer 144

face

Question 145

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

ORTH-

Answer 145

straight, correct (e.g. orthoptic)

Question 146

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

PHA-, PHAN-

Answer 146

to appear, to show (e.g. metaphase)

Question 147

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

RHE-, -RRH

Answer 147

to flow, current (e.g. rheophore)

Question 148

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

SCOP-

Answer 148

to view (e.g. endoscope)

Question 149

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

STA-

Answer 149

to stand, to stop, to fix, to regulate (e.g. ananastasia)

Question 150

Lesson 7: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes I

STYL-

Answer 150

pillar (e.g. styloid)

Question 151

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

BLEP-

Answer 151

to see (e.g. ablepsia)

Question 152

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

COR(E)-

Answer 152

pupil of the eye (e.g. corelysis)

Question 153

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

CRA-

Answer 153

to mix (e.g. crater)

Question 154

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

CYAN-

Answer 154

blue (e.g. cyanopia)

Question 155

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

CYE-

Answer 155

to be pregnant (e.g. chophoria)

Question 156

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

GALACT-, GALA-

Answer 156

milk (e.g. galactase)

Question 157

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

GEU-

Answer 157

to taste (e.g. dysgeusia)

Question 158

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

GLOSS-, GLOT(T)-

Answer 158

tongue, language (e.g. epiglottis)

Question 159

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

IDI-

Answer 159

ones own, peculiar, distinct (e.g. idiotype)

Question 160

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

IS-

Answer 160

equal, same (e.g. isometric)

Question 161

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

LAL-

Answer 161

to talk (e.g. barylalia)

Question 162

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

MEGA- MEGAL-

Answer 162

large, one million (e.g. megaphone)

Question 163

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

MOGI-

Answer 163

difficult (e.g. mogilalia)

Question 164

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

NE-

Answer 164

new, new and different from (e.g. neon)

Question 165

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

ODYN-

Answer 165

pain (e.g. glossodynia)

Question 166

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

ONYCH-

Answer 166

finger or toenail, claw (e.g. acronychous)

Question 167

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

PATH-

Answer 167

disease, suffering, feeling (e.g. pathetic)

Question 168

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

PEP(S)-, PEPT-

Answer 168

to digest (e.g. pepsin)

Question 169

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

PSEUD-

Answer 169

false (e.g. pseudocyst)

Question 170

Lesson 8: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes II

TELE-

Answer 170

afar, operating at a distance (e.g. teleopsia)

Question 171

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

ADEN-

Answer 171

gland (e.g. adenophore)

Question 172

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

ANGI-

Answer 172

vessel (e.g. angiitis)

Question 173

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

ARACHN-

Answer 173

spider (occasionally arachnoid membrane) (e.g. arachnida)

Question 174

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

ASTR-, ASTER-

Answer 174

star (e.g. asteroid)

Question 175

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

BLAST-

Answer 175

bud, germ, embryonic cell (e.g. blastoderm)

Question 176

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

CHLOR-

Answer 176

green, chlorine (e.g. chloroplast)

Question 177

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

COCC-

Answer 177

berry-shaped organism (e.g. coccolith)

Question 178

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

CONI-

Answer 178

dust (e.g. conidiophore)

Question 179

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

EO(S)-

Answer 179

dawn or early age, rosy (e.g. eolithic)

Question 180

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

LY-

Answer 180

to loosen, to dissolve, to break up (e.g. lysin)

Question 181

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

MENING-

Answer 181

membrane especially ‘meninges, the membranes enveloping the brain and spinal cord’ (MENINX) (e.g. meningitis)

Question 182

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

METR-

Answer 182

uterus (e.g. metremia)

Question 183

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

MYC-, MYCET-

Answer 183

fungus (e.g. mycoderm)

Question 184

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

MYEL-

Answer 184

spinal cord, marrow (e.g. myelin)

Question 185

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

NEUR-

Answer 185

nerve, nervous system, tendon (e.g. neurotomy)

Question 186

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

ORCH(I)-, ORCHID-

Answer 186

testicle (e.g. orchidectomy)

Question 187

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

PAN-, PANT-

Answer 187

all, complete (e.g. pangamic)

Question 188

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

PNEUMON-, PNEUM-

Answer 188

lung (e.g. pneumolith)

Question 189

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

POLI-

Answer 189

gray (e.g. polioplasm)

Question 190

Lesson 9: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes III

THROMB-

Answer 190

clot (e.g. thrombocyte)

Question 191

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

AGOG(UE)-

Answer 191

inducing the flow of, expelling (e.g. cholagogue)

Question 192

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

ARCH(E)-

Answer 192

ancient, beginning, primitive (e.g. archeology)

Question 193

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

AUX(E)-

Answer 193

increase (e.g. auxin)

Question 194

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

DIDYM-

Answer 194

twin, testicle (e.g. didymitis)

Question 195

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

GYR-

Answer 195

circle, ring (e.g. gyrus)

Question 196

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

HIPP-

Answer 196

horse (e.g. ephippium)

Question 197

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

ISCHI-

Answer 197

hip (e.g. hypoischium)

Question 198

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

LEP-

Answer 198

to seize (e.g. analeptic)

Question 199

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

MACR-

Answer 199

large, long (e.g. macropsia)

Question 200

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

MEL-

Answer 200

limb (e.g. gastromelus)

Question 201

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

MICR-

Answer 201

small, one millionth (e.g. micromelia)

Question 202

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

NARC-

Answer 202

stupor (e.g. narcotic)

Question 203

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

OMPHAL-

Answer 203

naval (e.g. acromphalus)

Question 204

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

PEX-

Answer 204

to fasten (e.g. hysteropexy)

Question 205

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

PAG-

Answer 205

united (e.g. craniopagus)

Question 206

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

PLATY(S)-

Answer 206

broad, flat (e.g. platysma)

Question 207

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

SAPR-

Answer 207

rotten (e.g. saprobic)

Question 208

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

SIAL-

Answer 208

saliva (e.g. glycosialia)

Question 209

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

STHEN-

Answer 209

stength (e.g. adenasthenia)

Question 210

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

TACH(Y)-

Answer 210

swift (e.g. tachyphagia)

Question 211

Lesson 10: Greek Noun-Forming Suffixes IV

UR-

Answer 211

tail (e.g. urostyle)

Question 212

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

ASC-

Answer 212

bag (e.g. ascus)

Question 213

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

BRANCHI-

Answer 213

gills (e.g. branchiocardiac)

Question 214

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

CARP-

Answer 214

fruit (e.g. carpel)

Question 215

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

-CELE

Answer 215

hernia, swelling (e.g. hydrocele)

Question 216

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

COLP-

Answer 216

vagina (e.g. aerocolpos)

Question 217

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

GEN(E)-, GON-

Answer 217

to be produced, to produce GON- = seed (e.g. coccogone)

Question 218

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

HELI-

Answer 218

sun (e.g. heliolithic)

Question 219

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

MER-

Answer 219

part (e.g. adenomere)

Question 220

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

NYCT-

Answer 220

night (e.g. nyctitropism)

Question 221

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

ONYM-

Answer 221

name (e.g. metonym)

Question 222

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

OO-

Answer 222

egg (e.g. oocyte)

Question 223

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

PACHY-

Answer 223

thick (e.g. pachyacria)

Question 224

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

PEN-

Answer 224

deficiency, want (e.g. glycopenia)

Question 225

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

PHLEB-

Answer 225

vein (e.g. phlebismus)

Question 226

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

PHTHI-

Answer 226

to waste away (e.g. phthisiogyne)

Question 227

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

PHYC-

Answer 227

seaweed algae (e.g. chlorophyceae)

Question 228

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

PTO-

Answer 228

to fall (e.g. proptosis)

Question 229

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

SALPING-

Answer 229

tube specifically ‘eustachian or fallopian tube’ (e.g. salpingocyesis)

Question 230

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

SAUR-

Answer 230

lizard (e.g. branchiosaur)

Question 231

Lesson 11: Greek Diminutive Suffixes

XANTH-

Answer 231

yellow (e.g. xanthopsia)

Question 232

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

-AGRA

Answer 232

painful seizure (e.g. melagra)

Question 233

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

BRACHI-

Answer 233

arm (e.g. brachiopod)

Question 234

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

CENTE-

Answer 234

to puncture (e.g. enterocentesis)

Question 235

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

CHIR-, CHEIR-

Answer 235

hand (e.g. dyschiria)

Question 236

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

CEL(I)-, COEL-, -COEL

Answer 236

cavity, abdominal cavity (e.g. coelom)

Question 237

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

DENDR-

Answer 237

tree (e.g. dendrite)

Question 238

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

HYAL-

Answer 238

glass, vitreous body of the eye (e.g. hyaloid)

Question 239

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

LARYNG-

Answer 239

larynx (e.g. laryngopathy)

Question 240

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

LEI-

Answer 240

smooth (e.g. leioderma)

Question 241

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

MALAC-

Answer 241

soft (e.g. malacology)

Question 242

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

MASTIG-

Answer 242

whip, flagellum (MASTIX) (e.g. mastigium)

Question 243

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

MIS-

Answer 243

hate (e.g. misogamy)

Question 244

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

PTER-, PTERYG(I)-

Answer 244

wing, fin (e.g. diptera)

Question 245

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

SCHIZ-, SCHIS(T)-

Answer 245

to split (e.g. schist)

Question 246

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

SPLANCHN-

Answer 246

entrails, viscera (e.g. splanchnodiastasis)

Question 247

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

THI-

Answer 247

sulfur (e.g. thibacteria)

Question 248

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

THORAC-

Answer 248

chest, thorax (e.g. hemothorax)

Question 249

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

TOX-

Answer 249

poison (e.g. cytotoxin)

Question 250

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

TRICH- (THRIX-)

Answer 250

hair (e.g. tricholith)

Question 251

Lesson 12: Greek Verb-Forming Suffixes

XER-

Answer 251

dry (e.g. xeric)

Question 252

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

ALL-

Answer 252

other, different (e.g. allogamy)

Question 253

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

ANKYL-

Answer 253

bent, stiff, adhesion of parts (e.g. ankylosis)

Question 254

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

CYCL-

Answer 254

circle, wheel, ciliary body of the eye (e.g. acyclia)

Question 255

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

ER-, EROT-

Answer 255

love (e.g. autoerotism)

Question 256

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

GENY-

Answer 256

jaw, cheek (e.g. genyplasty)

Question 257

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

GENI-

Answer 257

chin (e.g. geniglossus)

Question 258

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

HOL-

Answer 258

whole, entire (e.g. catholic, holocrine)

Question 259

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

HOM-, HOME-

Answer 259

same, similar (e.g. homogamy)

Question 260

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

HYPN-

Answer 260

sleep (e.g. hypnolepsy)

Question 261

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

IDE-

Answer 261

idea, mental image (e.g. idea, ideomotor)

Question 262

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

LEUK- (LEUC-)

Answer 262

white (e.g. leukocyte)

Question 263

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

ONT-

Answer 263

being, indivdiual (e.g. amphiont)

Question 264

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

PHYL-

Answer 264

race, class (e.g. phylum)

Question 265

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

PYEL-

Answer 265

pelvis - especially of the kidey (e.g. pyelostomy)

Question 266

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

PYG-

Answer 266

buttocks (e.g. pygidium)

Question 267

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

STEAR-, STEAT-

Answer 267

fat, tallow (e.g. steatorrhea)

Question 268

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

STREPT-, STROPH-

Answer 268

turned, twisted (e.g. epistrophe)

Question 269

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

THALL-

Answer 269

young shoot (e.g. heterothallic)

Question 270

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

THYM-

Answer 270

mind, emotions (e.g. euthymia)

Question 271

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

TRIB-, TRIP-

Answer 271

to rub, to crush (e.g. osteotribe)

Question 272

Lesson 13: Greek Plurals

ZYG-

Answer 272

yoke (e.g. zygote)

Question 273

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

HEMI-

Answer 273

half (e.g. hemiopia)

Question 274

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

MON-

Answer 274

single, one (e.g. monogeny)

Question 275

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

PROT-

Answer 275

first, original, primitive (e.g. protozoan)

Question 276

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

DI-

Answer 276

twice, double (e.g. diaster)

Question 277

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

DICH-

Answer 277

in two (e.g. dichoptic)

Question 278

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

DEUT-, DEUTER-

Answer 278

second (e.g. deutrium)

Question 279

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

TRI-

Answer 279

three (e.g. tridactyl)

Question 280

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

TETR(A)-

Answer 280

four (e.g. tetracyte)

Question 281

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

PENT(A)-

Answer 281

five (e.g. pentadactyl)

Question 282

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

HEX(A)-

Answer 282

six (e.g. haxahedron)

Question 283

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

HEPT(A)-

Answer 283

seven (e.g. heptagynous)

Question 284

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

OCT(A)-

Answer 284

eight (e.g. octode)

Question 285

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

ENNE(A)-

Answer 285

nine (e.g. enneagon)

Question 286

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

DEC(A)-

Answer 286

ten (e.g. decapod)

Question 287

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

HECT-

Answer 287

hundread (e.g. hectogram)

Question 288

Lesson 14: Bioscientific Terms From Classical Mythology

KILO-

Answer 288

one thousand (e.g. kilogram)

Question 289

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

BRACHY-

Answer 289

short (e.g. brachysm)

Question 290

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

CAC- (KAK-)

Answer 290

bad (e.g. cacosmia)

Question 291

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

CAU-, CAUS-

Answer 291

to burn (e.g. cauterize)

Question 292

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

CLI-, CLEI-

Answer 292

to close (e.g. coreclisis)

Question 293

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

CLEIST-

Answer 293

closed (e.g. cleistogamy)

Question 294

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

CLY(S)-

Answer 294

to wash (e.g. enteroclysis)

Question 295

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

CROT-

Answer 295

pulse beat (e.g. tricrotism)

Question 296

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

DOLICH-

Answer 296

long (e.g. dolichorrhine)

Question 297

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

EDE-

Answer 297

to swell (e.g. edema)

Question 298

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

LEPT-

Answer 298

thin, delicate (e.g. leptocyte)

Question 299

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

LOG-

Answer 299

word, speech, reason (e.g. dyslogia)

Question 300

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

MES-

Answer 300

middle (e.g. mesoderm)

Question 301

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

MYX-

Answer 301

mucus, slime (e.g. myxoma)

Question 302

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

OXY-, OX-

Answer 302

sharp, acid, oxygen (e.g. oxydactyl)

Question 303

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

PETR-

Answer 303

rock (e.g. osteopetrosis)

Question 304

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

PHON-

Answer 304

sound, voice (e.g. phonetics, dysphonia)

Question 305

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

PHOT-

Answer 305

light (e.g. phototrophic)

Question 306

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

POIE-

Answer 306

to make (e.g. poet, angiopoiesis)

Question 307

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

PRESBY-

Answer 307

old (e.g. presbyatrics)

Question 308

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

PYR-, PYRET-

Answer 308

fire, fever (e.g. pyrotoxin)

Question 309

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

PYREX-

Answer 309

fever

Question 310

Lesson 15: Bioscientific Words & The History of Science

RHIZ-, -RRHIZ

Answer 310

root (e.g. rhizosphere, mycorrhiza)

Question 311

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

GLAUC-

Answer 311

silvery, gray-green (e.g. glaucoma)

Question 312

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

GON(Y)-, GONAT-

Answer 312

knee (e.g. gonalgia)

Question 313

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

(H)APT-

Answer 313

to touch (e.g. haptics)

Question 314

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

(H)APH-

Answer 314

sense of touch (e.g. haphalgesia)

Question 315

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

KARY-, CARY-

Answer 315

nucleus, nut (e.g. karyogamy)

Question 316

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

KERAT-, CERAT-, KER-, CER-

Answer 316

horn, horny tissue, cornea (e.g. kerotin)

Question 317

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

LEPID-

Answer 317

scale (e.g. lepidosteoid)

Question 318

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

NEM-, NEMAT-

Answer 318

thread (e.g. nematode)

Question 319

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

NOS-

Answer 319

disease (e.g. paranosic)

Question 320

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

ONC-, -ONCUS

Answer 320

tumor, swelling (e.g. adenoncus)

Question 321

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

PHRA-

Answer 321

to speak (e.g. phrase, aphrasia)

Question 322

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

PNEUM-, PNEUMAT-

Answer 322

air, gas (e.g. pneumatophore)

Question 323

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

PHYLAC(T)-

Answer 323

to guard, to protect (e.g. cataphylaxis)

Question 324

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

PORPHYR-

Answer 324

purple (e.g. porphyrin)

Question 325

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

SARC-

Answer 325

flesh (e.g. sarcoma)

Question 326

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

SCLER-

Answer 326

hard (e.g. sclera)

Question 327

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

SEP-

Answer 327

to rot, to putrify (e.g. antiseptic)

Question 328

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

SIT-

Answer 328

food (e.g. apositia)

Question 329

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

SPLEN-

Answer 329

spleen (e.g. splenalgia)

Question 330

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

STEN-

Answer 330

narrow (e.g. stenocardia)

Question 331

Lesson 16: Figurative Usage

STERE-

Answer 331

solid, three-dimensional (e.g. stereoplasm)

Question 332

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

CYN-

Answer 332

dog (e.g. cynopodous)

Question 333

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

HAPL-

Answer 333

single (e.g. haploid)

Question 334

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

KYM-, CYM-

Answer 334

wave (e.g. cymotrichous)

Question 335

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

LEMM(A)-

Answer 335

sheath, husk (e.g. myolemma)

Question 336

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

LOPH-

Answer 336

crest, ridge, tuft (e.g. dilophous)

Question 337

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

LOPHI-

Answer 337

small crest, lophion (e.g. lophiostomate)

Question 338

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

LYMPH-

Answer 338

water, lymph (e.g. lymphoblast)

Question 339

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

MIT-

Answer 339

thread (e.g. mitosis)

Question 340

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

ORNIS-, ORNITH-

Answer 340

bird (e.g. archaeornis)

Question 341

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

PALE- (PALAE-)

Answer 341

old, ancient (e.g. paleocranium)

Question 342

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

PHA-

Answer 342

to speak (e.g. cataphasia)

Question 343

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

PHEM-

Answer 343

voice (e.g. paraphemia)

Question 344

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

PHRAG-

Answer 344

to block up, to wall in (e.g. endophragm)

Question 345

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

PLAN-

Answer 345

wandering (e.g. planet, planoblast)

Question 346

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

PLEUR-

Answer 346

side, rib, pleura (e.g. pleurodont)

Question 347

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

-PLO-

Answer 347

folded, fold (as in ‘threefold’) (e.g. diploma, polyploid)

Question 348

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

PNE(A)-, PNEUST-

Answer 348

breathing (e.g. hyperpnea)

Question 349

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

RHAPH-, -RRHAPH

Answer 349

to sew, to suture (e.g. raphe)

Question 350

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

SPA-

Answer 350

to draw, to jerk (e.g. paraspasm)

Question 351

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

STAPHYL-

Answer 351

bunch of grapes, uvula (e.g. staphylococcus)

Question 352

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

STETH-

Answer 352

chest (e.g. microstethophone)

Question 353

Lesson 17: Specialization & Generalization of Meaning

XEN-

Answer 353

host, stranger, foreigner (e.g. xenolith)

Question 354

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

BALAN-

Answer 354

acorn, the glans penis (e.g. balanoid)

Question 355

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

BRY-

Answer 355

moss (e.g. bryophyte)

Question 356

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

CAMP(T)-, CAMPYL-

Answer 356

bent (e.g. acampsia)

Question 357

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

CARP-

Answer 357

wrist (e.g. matacarpal)

Question 358

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

CERC-

Answer 358

tail (e.g. cercus)

Question 359

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

CLEID-

Answer 359

clavicle (e.g. hypocleidium)

Question 360

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

DOCH-

Answer 360

to take or receive (e.g. hematodocha)

Question 361

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

ECH-

Answer 361

echo, repetition (e.g. echopathy)

Question 362

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

GANGLI-

Answer 362

mass of nerve tissue, small cyst or swelling (e.g. ganglioblast)

Question 363

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

GLI-

Answer 363

glue (e.g. neuroglia)

Question 364

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

IN-

Answer 364

fiber, muscle (e.g. inogen)

Question 365

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

RHACH(I)-, RACH(I)-, -RRHACH-

Answer 365

the spine (e.g. hematorhachis)

Question 366

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

-RRHAG

Answer 366

excessive discharge, usually of blood (e.g. leukorrhagia)

Question 367

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

SPHYGM-

Answer 367

pulse (e.g. sphygmoid)

Question 368

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

SPONDYL-

Answer 368

vertebra (e.g. spondylopyosis)

Question 369

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

STERN-

Answer 369

chest, breastbone (e.g. episternum)

Question 370

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

THEL-

Answer 370

nipple (e.g. mesothelium)

Question 371

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

TOC-, TOK-

Answer 371

childbirth (e.g. tokocyte)

Question 372

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

TRE(T)-

Answer 372

to bore, to perforate (e.g. helicotrema)

Question 373

Lesson 18: Changes of Meaning in Technical Usage

ZYM-

Answer 373

ferment, enzyme (e.g. enzyme)

Question 374

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

ADELPH-

Answer 374

brother (e.g. adelphous)

Question 375

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

ANCON-

Answer 375

elbow (e.g. anconoid)

Question 376

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

CALYPT(R)-

Answer 376

hidden (e.g. calyptra)

Question 377

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

CHORD-

Answer 377

cord (e.g. chordate)

Question 378

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

CHOR(I)-

Answer 378

fetal membrane (chorion), tunic of the eye-ball (choroid) (e.g. monochorionic)

Question 379

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

CLON(US)-

Answer 379

muscle spasm (e.g. synclonus)

Question 380

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

COLL(A)-

Answer 380

glue (e.g. protocol, colloid)

Question 381

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

EC-, OEC-, OEK-, OIK-, OIC-

Answer 381

house (e.g. ecology, metoecious)

Question 382

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

NOT-

Answer 382

the back (e.g. stenonotal)

Question 383

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

OM-

Answer 383

shoulder (e.g. acormion)

Question 384

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

OPISTH-

Answer 384

behind (e.g. opisthodont)

Question 385

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

PHY-

Answer 385

to grow (e.g. epiphysis)

Question 386

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

POR-

Answer 386

passage, pore (e.g. blastopore)

Question 387

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

PTY-

Answer 387

to spit (e.g. pyoptysis)

Question 388

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

PTYAL-

Answer 388

saliva (e.g. ptyalin)

Question 389

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

RHABD-

Answer 389

rod (e.g. rhabdite)

Question 390

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

SPOR-

Answer 390

seed, spore (e.g. acrospore)

Question 391

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

STIG-

Answer 391

pricking, mark, point (e.g. astigmatism)

Question 392

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

TEL(E)-

Answer 392

completion, end, purpose (e.g. atelopodia)

Question 393

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

TROCH-

Answer 393

wheel, disk (e.g. telotroch)

Question 394

Lesson 19: Diseases Named From Symptoms

XYL-

Answer 394

wood (e.g. xylem)

Question 395

Lesson 20: Changes in the Forms of Greek & Latin Words

ALEX-

Answer 395

to ward off (e.g. alexin)

Question 396

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ANTR-

Answer 396

cavity, sinus (e.g. antritis)

Question 397

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BRONCH(I)-

Answer 397

air tube (e.g. bronchitis)

Question 398

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CHLAMYD-

Answer 398

cloack, envelope (e.g. haplochlamydeous)

Question 399

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CHY-

Answer 399

to pour

Question 400

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CHYM-, CHYL-

Answer 400

juice (e.g. chyme)

Question 401

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CONDYL-

Answer 401

knob, knuckle (e.g. condyle)

Question 402

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CORM-

Answer 402

trunk of a tree or body (e.g. rhizocorm)

Question 403

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GON(I)-

Answer 403

angle (e.g. trigonid)

Question 404

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HAL-

Answer 404

salt (e.g. halite)

Question 405

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PALI(N)-

Answer 405

again, back (e.g. palindrome, paliopsia)

Question 406

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POIKIL-

Answer 406

varied, irregular, mottled (e.g. poikilocyte)

Question 407

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PYCN-, PYKN-

Answer 407

thick, frequent (e.g. pycnosis)

Question 408

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PYL(E)-

Answer 408

gate, enterance (e.g. micropyle)

Question 409

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SPERM(A)-, SPERMA(T)-

Answer 409

seed (e.g. spermatocyst)

Question 410

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SPHEN-

Answer 410

wedge (e.g. sphenoid)

Question 411

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SPIR-

Answer 411

coil (e.g. spireme)

Question 412

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SYRING-

Answer 412

pipe, tube (SYRINX) (e.g. syringium)

Question 413

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TA-

Answer 413

to stretch (e.g. entasia)

Question 414

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TON-

Answer 414

stretching, tension (e.g. tonus)

Question 415

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TRACHEL-

Answer 415

neck (e.g. trachelopexia)