Section 1: Lecture M1 Flashcards
leuk (combining form)
white, white blood cell
nephr (combining form)
kidney
neur (combining form)
nerve, nervous system
The Four ways Greek Nouns are used in English
- Original form
- Latin form
- Silent -e ending
- Ending dropped
a- (an- before a vowel or h)
not, without, lacking, deficient
ab- (a- rarely before certain consonants; abs- before C and T
away from
acanth (combining form)
thorn, spine
cardi (combining form)
heart
cyt ( combining form)
cell
En-, Em- ( prefix)
in, into, within
-itis (noun-forming suffix)
inflamed condition, inflammation
Anti-, Ant- (prefix)
against, opposed to, preventing, relieving
Lept (combining form)
thin, fine, slight
Crani (combining form)
skull
Ecto-, Ect- (prefix)
outside of
Prosop (combining form)
Face
-itides (noun-forming suffix)
plural for words ending in -itis
Exo- (prefix)
outside, toward the outside
Ex-, Ec- (prefix)
out of, away from
-ia (abstract noun-forming suffix)
Indicates a state or condition
-ic (adjective-forming suffix)
Indicates pertaining to or located in
tachy (combining form)
Rapid
Erythr (combining form)
red, red blood cells
Arhtr (combining form)
Joint
Malac (combining form)
Soft
Sym-, Syn- (prefix)
Together, with, joined
Bi (combining form)
Life