November 13 - 8.1: Suffixes Flashcards
{itis}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
inflammation
rhinitis, osteitis
Noun suffix, Greek
{graph/gram}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
write
cardiogram, telegraph
Noun suffix, Greek
{oma}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
an abnormal swelling; a tumor
lymphoma, hematoma, carcinoma, melanoma
Noun suffix, Greek
{sis}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
action, condition, or abnormal condition
analysis, sepsis
Noun suffix, Greek
{y}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
act of, condition of, process of
appendectomy
Noun suffix, Greek
{oid}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
similar to
spheroid, ovoid, asteroid, planetoid, humanoid
Adjective suffix, Greek
{ize}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
makes a verb out of nouns and adjectives
sterilize, euthanize, apologize
Verb suffix, Greek
{ence}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
quality, state, condition
confidence, diffidence, indifference
Noun suffix, Latin
{ion}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
action, condition caused by an action
correction, invention, conclusion
Noun suffix, Latin
{ity}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
condition, state
acidity, aridity, lucidity
Noun suffix, Latin
{or}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
condition
OR
agent, doer
Noun suffix, Latin
Examples of the two:
For condition - pallir, splendor, stupor
For agent, doer - inventor, conductor
{tude}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
condition, state
magnitude, altitude
Noun suffix, Latin
{ure}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
action or result of an action
aperture, fracture, sculpture, signature
Noun suffix, Latin
{ble}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
having capacity, capability
audible, breakable
Noun suffix, Latin
{id}
Noun, adjective, or verb suffix? From which language?
the condition of
pallid, morbid, vivid, lucid, rigid, frigid, gelid, etc.
Noun suffix, Latin