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cut(i)-
cutan-
- skin
- example: cuticle, subcutaneous
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ger-
geront-
- old age, old person
- example: gerodontics, gerontology
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luc-
luc(i)-
- light
- example: lucotherapy
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sanguin-
sangu(i)-
- blood
- example: exsanguination, sanguivorous
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syring-
- tube, pipe
- example: syringoid
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thanat-
- death
- example: thanatophobia
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thec-
- sheath, case
- example: oothecal
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furc-
- fork, forked
- example: bifurcation
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archae-
- ancient, primitive
- example: archaeology
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mult(i)-
- much, many
- example: multicuspidate
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plur(i)-
- many, more
- example: plurigravida
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idi-
- one's own, peculiar
- example: idiomorphic
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stere-
- solid
- example: stereoscope
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cidu-
- falling, shedding
- example: deciduous
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caus-
caust-
- to burn
- example: causalgia, caustic
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gno-
- to know, to recognize
- example: barognosis
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mis-
- to hate
- example: misogynist
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mne-
- to remember
- example: hypomnesia
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phan-
- to show, to appear
- example: menophania
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-cule
-cle
- small
- example: vermicule, auricle
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-ule
-ole
- small
- example: venule, bronchiole
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-elcosis
- ulceration
- example: nephrelcosis
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-atresia
- imperforation
- example: urethratresia
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-lepsy
- seizure
- example: hypnolepsy
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-orexia
- appetite
- example: anorexia
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-mania
- compulsion, preoccupation
- example: gynecomania
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