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    Rosetta Stone

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    The document lists prefixes, roots/stems, and suffixes used in medical terminology. It provides their meanings and examples of how they are combined to form medical terms. Some common prefixes include "a, ab, abs" meaning "away from", "bi, bis" meaning "two", and "hyper" meaning "above". Example roots/stems include "graph, gram" meaning "to write, to draw" and "duc, duct" meaning "to lead". Common suffixes include "-tion, -sion" meaning "state of being" and "-ness" meaning "quality of".

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    The document lists prefixes, roots/stems, and suffixes used in medical terminology. It provides their meanings and examples of how they are combined to form medical terms. Some common prefixes include "a, ab, abs" meaning "away from", "bi, bis" meaning "two", and "hyper" meaning "above". Example roots/stems include "graph, gram" meaning "to write, to draw" and "duc, duct" meaning "to lead". Common suffixes include "-tion, -sion" meaning "state of being" and "-ness" meaning "quality of".

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    The document lists prefixes, roots/stems, and suffixes used in medical terminology. It provides their meanings and examples of how they are combined to form medical terms. Some common prefixes include "a, ab, abs" meaning "away from", "bi, bis" meaning "two", and "hyper" meaning "above". Example roots/stems include "graph, gram" meaning "to write, to draw" and "duc, duct" meaning "to lead". Common suffixes include "-tion, -sion" meaning "state of being" and "-ness" meaning "quality of".

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    Rosetta Stone

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    The document lists prefixes, roots/stems, and suffixes used in medical terminology. It provides their meanings and examples of how they are combined to form medical terms. Some common prefixes include "a, ab, abs" meaning "away from", "bi, bis" meaning "two", and "hyper" meaning "above". Example roots/stems include "graph, gram" meaning "to write, to draw" and "duc, duct" meaning "to lead". Common suffixes include "-tion, -sion" meaning "state of being" and "-ness" meaning "quality of".

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    Prefixes

    a, ab, abs away, from


    a, ac, af, ag, an, ar,
    at, as
    to, forward
    bas low
    bi, bis two
    circum around
    com (cor, col, con) with, together
    cred believe, truth
    de remove, away from
    dis not, opposite
    en, em to make, cause, put
    epi upon, on top of
    ex, exo, e out
    fore before
    hyper over, above
    hypo under, beneath
    in, im, il, ir not
    in, im inside, within
    inter between, among
    mal, male bad, ill
    mis wrong, bad
    mono one, alone, single
    non not
    ob in front of, against
    omni everywhere, all
    over above, superior
    per through
    pre before
    pro forward
    re back, again
    retro backward, behind
    se apart
    sub under, less
    super greater, beyond
    therm heat
    trans across, through
    uni, un one
    un no, opposite
    ver truth, true
    Roots/Stems
    tent, ten, tin, tain to have, to hold
    mit, miss, mitt to send
    cap, capt, cip, cept to take
    fer
    to carry, to bear, to
    yield
    sta, stat, sist to stand
    graph, gram to write, to draw
    log, ology
    the study of, the
    language of
    spect to see, to look
    plic, plex, ply to fold, to bend
    tens, tend, tent to stretch
    duc, duct to lead
    pos, pon to put, to place
    fac, fic, fact to make
    scribe, script to write
    Suffixes
    -sion, -tion state of being
    -ness state of being
    -ment condition of
    -ity, -ty quality of
    -ate become
    -able, -ible able to (adj)
    -er, -or anyone who does this (n)
    -fy, -ify to make (v)
    -ism the practice of (n)
    -ist one is occupied with (n)
    -less without, lacking (adj)
    -logue, -log
    a particular kind of
    speaking or writing (n)
    -ness the quality of (n)
    -ship the art or skill of (n)
    -tude the state of (n)
    -ize, -ise become
    -ful notable for, full of (adj)
    -ious, -ous characterized by
    The Rosetta Stone
    White Red Belt Edition
    Prefixes
    a, ab, abs away, from
    a, ac, af, ag, an, ar,
    at, as
    to, forward
    bas low
    bi, bis two
    circum around
    com (cor, col, con) with, together
    cred believe, truth
    de remove, away from
    dis not, opposite
    en, em to make, cause, put
    epi upon, on top of
    ex, exo, e out
    fore before
    hyper over, above
    hypo under, beneath
    in, im, il, ir not
    in, im inside, within
    inter between, among
    mal, male bad, ill
    mis wrong, bad
    mono one, alone, single
    non not
    ob in front of, against
    omni everywhere, all
    over above, superior
    per through
    pre before
    pro forward
    re back, again
    retro backward, behind
    se apart
    sub under, less
    super greater, beyond
    therm heat
    trans across, through
    uni, un one
    un no, opposite
    ver truth, true
    Roots/Stems
    tent, ten, tin,
    tain
    to have, to hold
    mit, miss, mitt to send
    cap, capt, cip,
    cept
    to take
    fer
    to carry, to bear,
    to yield
    sta, stat, sist to stand
    graph, gram to write, to draw
    log, ology
    the study of, the
    language of
    spect to see, to look
    plic, plex, ply to fold, to bend
    tens, tend, tent to stretch
    duc, duct to lead
    pos, pon to put, to place
    fac, fic, fact to make
    scribe, script to write
    Suffixes
    -sion, -tion state of being
    -ness state of being
    -ment condition of
    -ity, -ty quality of
    -ate become
    -able, -ible able to (adj)
    -er, -or anyone who does this (n)
    -fy, -ify to make (v)
    -ism the practice of (n)
    -ist one is occupied with (n)
    -less without, lacking (adj)
    -logue, -log
    a particular kind of
    speaking or writing (n)
    -ness the quality of (n)
    -ship the art or skill of (n)
    -tude the state of (n)
    -ize, -ise become
    -ful notable for, full of (adj)
    -ious, -ous characterized by
    The Rosetta Stone
    Green Belt Edition
    Latin Roots
    aud hear
    capit, capt head or chief
    cide, cise cut, kill
    corp body
    dic, dict speak, tell
    flu, flux, fluc,
    fluv
    to flow
    grad, grid,
    gress
    to step, to walk,
    degree
    pel, puls to drive, to push
    port to carry
    rect, recti,
    reg
    straight or right
    rupt to break, to burst
    stru, struct build
    ven, veni,
    vent
    to come, to go
    voc, vok to call, to speak
    Prefixes
    a, ab, abs away, from
    a, ac, af, ag, an, ar, to, forward
    bas low
    bi, bis two
    circum around
    com (cor, col, con) with, together
    cred believe, truth
    de remove, away from
    dis not, opposite
    en, em to make, cause, put
    epi upon, on top of
    ex, exo, e out
    fore before
    hyper over, above
    hypo under, beneath
    in, im, il, ir not
    in, im inside, within
    inter between, among
    mal, male bad, ill
    mis wrong, bad
    mono one, alone, single
    non not
    ob in front of, against
    omni everywhere, all
    over above, superior
    per through
    pre before
    pro forward
    re back, again
    retro backward, behind
    se apart
    sub under, less
    super greater, beyond
    therm heat
    trans across, through
    uni, un one
    un no, opposite
    ver truth, true
    Roots/Stems
    tent, ten, tin,
    tain
    to have, to
    hold
    mit, miss,
    mitt
    to send
    cap, capt,
    cip, cept
    to take
    fer
    to carry, to
    bear, to yield
    sta, stat, sist to stand
    graph, gram
    to write, to
    draw
    log, ology
    the study of,
    the language
    of
    spect to see, to look
    plic, plex, ply
    to fold, to
    bend
    tens, tend,
    tent
    to stretch
    duc, duct to lead
    pos, pon to put, to place
    fac, fic, fact to make
    scribe, script to write
    Suffixes
    -sion, -tion state of being
    -ness state of being
    -ment condition of
    -ity, -ty quality of
    -ate become
    -able, -ible able to (adj)
    -er, -or anyone who does this (n)
    -fy, -ify to make (v)
    -ism the practice of (n)
    -ist one is occupied with (n)
    -less without, lacking (adj)
    -logue, -log
    a particular kind of
    speaking or writing (n)
    -ness the quality of (n)
    -ship the art or skill of (n)
    -tude the state of (n)
    -ize, -ise become
    -ful notable for, full of (adj)
    -ious, -ous characterized by
    The Rosetta Stone
    Brown - Black Belt Edition
    Latin Roots
    aud hear
    capit, capt head or chief
    cide, cise cut, kill
    corp body
    dic, dict speak, tell
    flu, flux,
    fluc, fluv
    to flow
    grad, grid,
    gress
    to step, to
    walk, degree
    pel, puls
    to drive, to
    push
    port to carry
    rect, recti,
    reg
    straight or right
    rupt
    to break, to
    burst
    stru, struct build
    ven, veni,
    vent
    to come, to go
    voc, vok
    to call, to
    speak
    Greek Combining Forms
    andro, anthro human
    arch chief, ruler
    ast, astro star
    chrom color
    chron time
    crat, cracy rule, power
    dem, demo people
    dyn, dynamo strength
    meter, metr measure
    morph
    form, structure,
    shape
    nym name, word
    pan all
    path
    disease, feeling,
    suffering
    phil, phila,
    phile
    affinity for

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