Latin Suffixes 2 Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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adip-
(adipose, adiposis)

A

fatty tissue
(adipose, adiposis)

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act-, ag-
(active, agile)

A

to do, to act
(active, agile)

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3
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aqu(a)-
(aquatic, aqueous)

A

water
(aquatic, aqueous)

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4
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aud- audit-
(audible, auditory)

A

to hear
(audible, auditory)

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5
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cern-, cret-
(discern, secretory)

A

to separate, to distinguish
(discern, secretory)

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6
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cad-, cid-
(cadaver, deciduous)

A

to fall
(cadaver, deciduous)

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7
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duc-, duct-
(conduction, ductile)

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to lead, to draw
(conduction, ductile)

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cid-, cis-
(excision, homicidal)

A

to cut, to kill
(excision, homicidal)

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fibr-
(fibrous, fibrovascular)

A

fiber
(fibrous, fibrovascular)

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flect-, flex-
(flexible, reflective)

A

to bend
(flexible, reflective)

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ger-, gest-
(congestive, digestible)

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to carry, to bear
(congestive, digestible)

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grad-, gress-
(gradual, regressive)

A

to go, to step
(gradual, regressive)

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her-, hes-
(adhere, cohesive)

A

to stick
(adhere, cohesive)

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liqu-
(liquid, liquify)

A

liquid
(liquid, liquify)

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me-, meat-
(meatus, permeable)

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to go, to pass through
(meatus, permeable)

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morb-
(morbid, morbidity)

A

disease
(morbid, morbidity)

17
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nasc-, nat-
(native, postnatal)

A

to be born
(native, postnatal)

18
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nutr-, nitrit-
(malnutrition, nutritious)

A

to nourish
(malnutrition, nutritious)

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pur-
(puromucous, purulent)

A

pus
(puromucous, purulent)

20
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sens-, sent-
(sensory, sentient)

A

to feel, to perceive
(sensory, sentient)

21
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somn-
(somnambulist, somnolent)

A

sleep
(somnambulist, somnolent)

22
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ten- (-tin-), tent-
(tenacious, retentive)

A

to hold
(tenacious, retentive)

23
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trem-
(tremor, tremulous)

A

to tremble
(tremor, tremulous)

24
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varic-
(varicography, varicose)

A

twisted, swollen
(varicography, varicose)

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vir- (viral, virulent)
virus (viral, virulent)
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vitr- (in vitro, vitreous)
glass (in vitro, vitreous)
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-able (durable, ineffable, permeable)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (durable, ineffable, permeable)
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-acious (audacious, efficacious, loquacious)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (audacious, efficacious, loquacious)
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-id (fervid, liquid, morbid)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (fervid, liquid, morbid)
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-ile (ductile, facile, volatile)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (ductile, facile, volatile)
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-itious (excrementitious, repetitious)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (excrementitious, repetitious)
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-ive (destructive, elusive)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (destructive, elusive)
33
-ory (advisory, regulatory, sensory)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (advisory, regulatory, sensory)
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-ulous (credulous, scrupulous, tremulous)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (credulous, scrupulous, tremulous)
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-uous (conspicuous, superfluous)
Adjective ["tending to", "inclined to", "able to be"] (conspicuous, superfluous)
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-lent (somnolent, virulent)
Adjective ["full of"] (somnolent, virulent)
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-ose (adipose, varicose)
Adjective ["full of"] (adipose, varicose)
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-ous (cancerous, mucous)
Adjective ["full of"] (cancerous, mucous)