esophag-, oesophag-
[base] gullet, esophagus
gastr-
[base] stomach
abdomin-
[base] abdomen, belly
cel-, celi-, coel-, coeli-
[base] abdomen, belly, abdominal cavity
-coel, -coele
[base] cavity
-cele
[base] hernia, protrusion, swelling
umbilic-
[base] navel, belly-button, umbilicus
omphal-
[base] navel, umbilicus, umbilical cord
lapar-
[base] abdomen, loin
port-
[base] gate, point of entry, portal vein
pyl-
[base] gate, portal vein
pylor-
[base] gatekeeper, pylorus
sphincter-
[base] band, sphincter, sphincter muscle
fund-
[base] fundus
rug-
[base] wrinkle, fold
chy-
[base] to pour
chyl-, chym-
[base] juice, fluid, chyle/chyme
viscer-
[base] internal organ, viscera
splanchn-
[base] internal organ, viscera
peps-, pept-
[base] digestion
ailment-
[base] food, nourishment, nutrition
nutri-, nutrit-
[base] to nourish, nourishment
sit-
[base] food, grain
cib-
[base] food, meal
orect-, orex-
[base] appetite
lim-
[base] hunger
dips-
[base] thirst, drinking
pyr-
[base] fire, burning
gurgit-
[base] to flood, to gorge
pyret-, pyrex-
[base] fever
febr-
[base] fever
fac-
[base] to make, to cause
phlog-, plogist-
[base] inflamed, inflammation
therm-
[base] heat
cal-, calor-
[base] heat
caum-, caus-, caust-
[base] heat, burning
cauter-
[base] cautery
cry-, crym-
[base] icy cold
pychr-
[base] cold
-cele
[compound suffix] hernia, protrusion, swelling
-coel, -coele
[compound suffix] cavity
-facient
[compound suffix] making, causing
-ferous
[compound suffix] bearing, carrying, producing
enter-
[base] intestine
intestin-
[base] intestine
periton-, peritone-
[base] peritoneum
oment-
[base] membrane, omentum
epiplo-
[base] epiploon, omentum
mesenter-
[base] mesentery, membranous fold
duoden-
[base] duodenum
jejun-
[base] jejunum
ile-
[base] ileum
plic-
[base] to fold, to pleat
vill-
[base] tuft of hair, villus
caec-, cec-
[base] blind, cecum
typhl-
[base] blind, cecum
pend-
[base] to hang, to weight
append-
[base] to hang upon
append-, appendic-
[base] appendix
col-, colon-
[base] colon, large intestine
diverticul-
[base] diverticulum
rect-
[base] straight, straighten, rectum
proct-
[base] rectum, anus
an-
[base] anus
faec-, fec-
[base] feces, dung
faecal-, fecal-
[base] feces
sterc-, stercor-
[base] feces
scat-
[base] filth, feces
rhyp- rhypar-
[base] filth, feces
chez-
[base] the passing of feces
rhyti-, rhytid-
[base] wrinkle
phark-, pharkid-
[base] wrinkle
stri-
[base] groove, stripe
plex-
[base] interwoven, plaited, complicated, plexus
nephr-
[base] kidney
ren-
[base] kidney
ur-, urin-
[base] urine
ure-
[base] urine, urea
cali-, calic-
[base] cup-shaped structure, calix
pyel-
[base] renal pelvis, pelvis
pelv-
[base] pelvis, renal pelvis
glob-, glom-, glomer-
[base] ball, ball-shaped
glomerul-
[base] glomerulus
ureter-
[base] ureter
vesic-
[base] urinary bladder, bladder
vesicul-
[base] vesicle, smaller bladder
urethr-
[base] urethra
adren-, adrenal-
[base] adrenal gland
hypophys-
[base] pituitary gland
pine-
[base] pine-cone
pineal-
[base] pineal gland
hormon-
[base] hormone
-uria
[compound suffix] condition of the urine
-uretic
[compound suffix] pertaining to urine
uter-
[base] uterus, womb
hyster-
[base] uterus, womb
metr-
[base] measurement, uterus, womb
delph-
[base] uterus, womb
gonad-
[base] gonad
gon-
[base] seed
ov-
[base] egg, ovum
ovul-
[base] ovule
ovar-, ovari-
[base] ovary
oviduct-
[base] oviduct
oo-
[base] egg, ovum
oophor-
[base] ovary
tub-
[base] tube, uterine tube
salping-
[base] tube, uterine tube, auditory tube
vagin-
[base] vagina
colp-
[base] vagina
clitor-, clitorid-
[base] clitoris
vulv-
[base] vulva
episi-
[base] vulva
perine-
[base] perineum
men-
[base] month, menses
menstru-
[base] menses
isch-
[base] to suppress
capt-, -cept-
[base] to take, to receive
embry-, embryon-
[base] embryon
fet-, foet-
[base] offspring, fetus
amni-, amnion-
[base] amnion
prol-
[base] offspring
partur-
[base] to give birth, childbirth
par-
[base] to give birth
cye-
[base] pregnancy
toc-, tok-
[base] childbirth
placent-
[base] placenta
lochi-
[base] related to childbrith, lochia
obstetr-
[base] obstetrix, midwife, pregnancy and childbirth
matern-, matr-
[base] mother
patern-, patr-
[base] father
fratern-, fratr-
[base] brother
soror-
[base] sister
tre-, tres-
[base] opening
atret-
[base] without an opening
ne-
[base] new, recent
arch-, archae-, arche-
[base] ancient, primitive, beginning
palae-, pale-
[base] old, primitive
chron-
[base] time
-arche
[compound suffix] beginning, onset
test-
[base] testis
testicul-
[base] testicle, testis
orch-, orchi-, orchid-
[base] testis
didym-
[base] twin, testis
epididym-
[base] epididymis
scrot-
[base] scrotum
osche-
[base] scrotum
semin-
[base] seed, semen, seminal fluid
sperm-
[base] seed, semen, sperm
zo-
[base] animal, living thing
spermat-
[base] spermatozoon, semen, sperm
pen-
[base] penis
phall-
[base] penis
balan-
[base] acorn, glans penis
preputi-
[base] prepuce, foreskin
prostat-
[base] prostate gland
coit-
[base] sexual intercourse
venere-
[base] sexual intercourse, sexually transmitted
pareun-
[base] sexual intercourse
carcin-
[base] crab, cancer, malignant tumor
cancer-, cancr-
[base] cancer, malignant tumor
onc-
[base] mass, tumor
pharmac-
[base] drug
chem-
[base] chemical
terat-
[base] monster, teras, malformed
-blastoma
[compound suffix] malignant tumor
-carcinoma
[compound suffix] malignant tumor
-didymus
[compound suffix] twin, conjoined twins
-oncus
[compound suffix] tumor, swelling
-pagus
[compound suffix] conjoined twins
-sarcoma
[compound suffix] malignant tumor
-zoon
[compound suffix] animal, living thing