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1
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ANS-

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jug handle, loop (ansa)

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DIGIT-

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finger, toe

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FORMIC-

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ant

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HAUST-

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to draw out, to drink

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MENT-

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mind (mental)

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NERV-

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nerve, vein of insect wing or leaf (nerve)

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PECTOR-

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breast (pectoral)

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PIL-

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hair (caterpillar)

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PISC-

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fish (pescaterian)

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PRESS-

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to press (repress)

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ROD-, ROS-

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to gnaw (erosion)

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SEB-

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grease, tallow (sebum)

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SENS-, SENT-

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to feel, to perceive (sense)

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SOL-

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sun (solar)

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SOMN-

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sleep (insomnia)

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SQUAM-

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scale (squamous cells)

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TER(R)-

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earth (terra)

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UTER-

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womb (uterus)

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VACU-

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empty (vacuum)

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VAS-

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vessel (vase)

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ADIP-

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fat (adipose tissue)

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CALL-

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hard skin (callous)

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CRE-, CRESC-, CRET-

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to grow (crescent moon grows, crescendo)

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FA-, FAT-

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to speak (infant - ‘without speech’)

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FLU-, FLUX-

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to flow (influx)

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FLUVI-

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river (fluviatile)

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FOSS-

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ditch, trench, to dig (fossil)

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MAGN-

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large, great (magnanimous)

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MAMM-

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breast (mammary glands)

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MORT-

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death (mortuary)

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NOC-, NOX-

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harm (noxious)

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PAT-

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to spread or lie open (patent)

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PET-, PETIT-

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to seek (petition)

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PROPRI-

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one’s own (proprietor)

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SEC-, SEG-, SECT-

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to cut (dissect)

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36
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SED- (-SID-), SESS-

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to sit, to settle (reside)

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SET-

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bristle (

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TRACT-

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to draw, to drag (attract)

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39
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TUBER-

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swelling (tuberculosis)

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VEH-, VECT-

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to carry (vehicle)

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VIT-

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life (vital)

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CAV-

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hollow (cave)

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COCT-

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to cook, to boil (concoction)

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CUT-, CUSS-

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to shake, to strike (concuss, percussion)

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DOL-

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to feel pain, to cause pain (doleful)

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46
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EBURN-

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ivory (eburneous)

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FENESTR-

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window, opening (fenestrate)

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GLUTIN-

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glue (gluten)

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HI-, HIAT-

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to stand open (hiatus)

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50
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I-, IT-

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to go (initiate)

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51
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LAMIN-

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thin plate (laminate)

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52
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LAMELL-

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diminutive of thin plate (lamella)

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LAT-

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broad, wide (dilate)

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54
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LIG-

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to bind (ligand, obligate)

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MEAT-

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to go, to pass (meatus - opening or passage)

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MIT(T)-, MIS(S)-

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to send, to let go (emissary)

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PLEX-

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to interweave, to braid (complex)

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PUNG-, PUNCT-

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to prick, point (puncture)

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RIG-

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to be stiff (rigor mortis, rigid)

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RUB(R)-

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red (ruby)

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SCRIB-, SCRIPT-

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to write (scribe)

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VOLV-, VOLUT-

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to roll, to turn (revolve, vault)

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AG-, ACT-

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to do, to drive, to act (action)

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ALB-

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white (albacore tuna)

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CER-

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wax (cereous)

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FIL-

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thread (film)

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FOR-

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to bore, to pierce (

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FOVE-

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pit (

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FUNG-

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mushroom, fungus

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GLOMER-

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ball of yarn (glomerulus)

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HAL-, HALIT-

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to breathe (inhale)

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MUC-

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mucus

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NUTRI-, NUTRIT-

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to nourish (nutrients)

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74
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PALP-

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to touch, to stroke (palpable)

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SEP-, SEPT-

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to separate, wall (septum)

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SPIR-

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to breathe (spirit)

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STRU-, STRUCT-

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to construct, to build

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TERMIN-

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end, boundary (terminate)

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UMBR-

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shade, shadow (umbrella)

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UNGU-

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nail (unguis)

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VEL-

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veil, covering (velum)

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VISCER-

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entrails (visceral)

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CAUL-

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stem, stalk (

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FLAV-

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yellow (flavin)

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FLOCC-

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tuft, as of wool (floccus)

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LABI-, LABR-

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lip (labium)

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LAT-

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to bear, to carry (relate)

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LEV-

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light (levity)

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LIGN-

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wood (lignin)

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LIQU-

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to be liquid

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LUMIN-

A

light (luminous)

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MAN(U)-

A

hand (manufacture)

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NIGR-

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OSS-

A

bone (osseous tissue)

95
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PROXIM-

A

near, nearest (proximity)

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SINISTR-

A

left (sinister)

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SPIN-

A

thorn, spine (spines)

98
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STIP-, STIPIT-

A

stalk (stipel)

99
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STRAT-

A

layer (stratosphere)

100
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TUM-

A

to swell (tumult)

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VARI-

A

varied, changing, spotted (various)

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VENTR-

A

belly (ventricle)

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SEMI-

A

half, partly

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UN-

A

one (unique)

105
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PRIM-

A

first (primary)

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SESQUI

A

one and one-half times (sesquioxide)

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DU-

A

two (duet)

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BI-, BIN-

A

two, twice (binary)

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SECOND-, SECUND-

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second, following (secondary)

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TRI-

A

three (triangle)

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TERTI-

A

third (tertiary)

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TERN-

A

three each (ternary)

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TER-

A

three times (ternary)

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QUADR(U)-

A

four (quadrant)

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QUART-

A

fourth (quarter)

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QUATERN-

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four each (quarternary)

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QUINQUE-

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QUINT-

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QUIN-

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five each (quintiplets)

120
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SEX-

A

six (sextant)

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SEXT-

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SEPT-, SEPTEM-

A

seven (Septuagint)

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SEPTIM-

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OCT-

A

eight (octopus)

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OCTAV-

A

eighth (octave)

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NOVEM-

A

nine (novena)

127
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NON-

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DECEM-

A

ten (deciliter)

129
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DEC-, DECIM-

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CENT-

A

hundred, hundredth (centimeter)

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MIL(L)-

A

thousand, thousandth (mililiter)

132
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ARC(U)-

A

bow, arch (arc)

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CALCAR-

A

spur (calcarate)

134
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CING-, CINCT-

A

to bind, to gird (succinct)

135
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CLIV-

A

slope (cliff but cliv)

136
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CUSPID-

A

point (cusp)

137
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FASCI-

A

band (fasciola)

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FERR-

A

iron (ferrous)

139
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FLAGELL-

A

whip, whip-like appendage (flagellum)

140
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GLABR-

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LIEN-

A

spleen (gastrolienal)

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LONG-

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NAS-

A

nose (nasal)

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NUC-

A

nut (nucleus)

145
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OS-, OR-

A

mouth (oral)

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PALLI-

A

mantle, covering (pallium)

147
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PRON-

A

inclined, face down (prone)

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SAC(C)-

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SIN(U)-

A

curve, hollow, cavity (sinusoidal)

150
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STA-, STAT-

A

to stand (status)

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VITR-

A

glass (vitreous)

152
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CALC-, CALCANE-

A

heel (calcaneal)

153
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CERVIC-

A

neck (cervical)

154
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CORP-, CORPUS-, CORPOR-

A

body (corpse)

155
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COX-

A

hip, hip joint (intercoxal)

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FIBUL-

A

clasp, outer bone of the leg (fibula)

157
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FREN-

A

rein, bridle (saddle the horsey frends)

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FURC-

A

fork (bifurcate)

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FUS-

A

spindle (fusion - spindle mixes)

160
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FUSC-

A

dark, brown, tawny (fuscia)

161
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GEMM-

A

bud (Gemma)

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GEN(U)-

A

knee (genuflect)

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GERM-, GERMIN-

A

sprout, bud, germ (germinate)

164
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MAL(E)-

A

bad (malignant)

165
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NAR-

A

nostril (narcotics?)

166
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PAPILL-

A

nipple (papillary?)

167
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PECTIN-

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PINN-, PENN-

A

feather, wing, fin (brevipennate)

169
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PULMO(N)-

A

lung (pulmonary system)

170
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RAD-, RAS-

A

to scrape (eraser)

171
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VAGIN-

A

sheath (vagina)

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FACI- (-FICI-)

A

face, surface (facial)

173
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FRUG-, FRUCT-

A

fruit (fructose)

174
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GEMIN-

A

twin, peaired (Gemini)

175
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GEMELL-

A

(diminutive) twin

176
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GEN-, GENIT-

A

to produce, to beget (generate)

177
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GENER-

A

race, kind (genus)

178
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GINGIV-

A

the gums (gingivitis)

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INCUD-

180
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LUTE-

A

yellow, corpus luteum (

181
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MALLE-

A

hammer (mallet)

182
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NOD-

A

knot (node)

183
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OLE-

A

oil (oleato)

184
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ORB-, ORBIT-

A

circle, cavity of the eye (orbit)

185
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PALPEBR-

186
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PEL(L)-, PULS-

A

to push, to drive, to beat (repel)

187
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PLUR-

A

more, many (plural)

188
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SCAND-, (-SCEND-), SCANS-

A

to climb (descend)

189
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SCOP-

A

broom, brush (scoop)

190
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SOLV-, SOLUT-

A

to loosen, to dissolve (dissolve)

191
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STRI-

A

furrow, groove (striated)

192
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TEND-, TENS-, TENT-

A

to stretch (extend, tendon)

193
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TENDIN-

194
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VELL-, VULS-

A

to tear (revulsion)

195
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ALVEOL-

A

cavity, hollow (alveola)

196
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ATRI-

A

entrance hall, room (atrium)

197
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AX-

198
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BARB-

A

beard (barbarian, barber)

199
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BIL-

200
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BRACTE-

A

thin plate (

201
Q

BURS-

A

bag, pouch (burse, reimburse)

202
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CLAV-

203
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EGO-

A

I (egotistical)

204
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ILE-

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ILI-

A

flank, hip (ilium)

206
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LENT-

A

lentil, lens

207
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PILE-

A

cap (pileus)

208
Q

SPIC-

A

point, spike (spicket)

209
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UNC-, UNCIN-

A

hook (unciferous)

210
Q

CAN-

A

white, gray (candid, Canada)

211
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CAND-

A

to be glowing white (incadescent)

212
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CLAV-

A

key, collarbone (clavicle)

213
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CLIN-

A

to slope, to lean (cling)

214
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CREN-

215
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FAV-

216
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FRONT-

A

forehead, front

217
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FRUTIC-

218
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INGUIN-

A

groin (inguinal)

219
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LAN-

A

wool (Ellie LANde likes sheep)

220
Q

LOB-

221
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LUMB-

A

loin (lumbar)

222
Q

NUD-

A

naked (nude)

223
Q

PAR-

A

equal (on par)

224
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TEMPOR-

A

the temples (temporal)

225
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VITELL-

A

yolk of an egg (vitellus)

Clas 205 (10 decks)

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