Test 3 Flashcards by U Kuna

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CAUD-

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tail (Cadudata)

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CEREBR-

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brain (cerebellum)

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CID-, CIS-

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to cut, to kill (genocide)

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DORS-

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back (dorsal fins)

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DUC-, DUCT-

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to lead, to draw (conduct)

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ERR-

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to wander, to deviate (erratic)

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FLEX-, FLECT-

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to bend (genuflect)

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FUND-, FUS-

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to pour, to melt (fuse)

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GREG-

A

flock (Gregory)

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LACT-

A

milk (lactate)

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LATER-

A

Side (lateral)

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MEDI-

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middle (mediate)

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OV-

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egg (ovum)

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PON-, POSIT-, -POSE

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to place, to put (expose)

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RUG-

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wrinkle (rugged)

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SANGUI(N)-

A

blood (sanguine)

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SICC-

A

dry (sick - throat dry)

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VAL-

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to be strong, to be well (valiant)

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VARIC-

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twisted and swollen, vein (varicose)

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VERT-, VERS-

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to turn (aversion)

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ARTICUL-

A

joint (articulate)

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BUCC-

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cheek, mouth (buccal)

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CLUD-, CLUS-, CLOS-

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to close, to shut (close)

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CORD-

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heart (miseri cordia)

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COST-

rib (accosted)

CRUR-

leg (

CUR(R)-, CURS-

to run, to go (current)

DENT-

tooth (dentist)

FEBR-

fever (febrile)

FER-

to bear, to carry, to produce (suffer)

FOLI-

leaf (foliage)

HER-, HES-

to stick (adhesive)

JECT-

to throw (eject)

JACUL-

dart (ejaculate)

MUR-

wall (mura)

NOMIN-, NOM-

name (nominate)

RADI-

spoke of a wheel, ray (radiation)

SEMIN-

seed (seminary)

TEG-, TECT-

to cover (protect)

TUSS-

cough (tussive)

VEN-

vein (intravenous)

ARBOR-

tree (arboretum)

CAL-

to be warm (calisthetics)

CARIN-

keel (careen)

CERN-, CRET-, CRE-

to separate, to distinguish, to secrete (discern)

CILI-

eyelid, eyelash (cilia)

CORN(U)-

horn (unicorn!)

CUB-, CUMB-, CUBIT-

to lie (Cumberbatch)

DORM-, DORMIT-

to sleep (dormant)

FET-, FOET-

offspring, fetus

FRANG- (-FRING-), FRAG-, FRACT-

to break, to bend (fractions)

GRAD-, GRESS-

to step, to go (graduate)

LINGU-

tongue, language

MENT-

chin (

PLIC-, PLICIT-

to fold (complicate)

POT-

to be powerful (potent)

PUR-

pus (

REN-

kidney (adrenal)

SON-

sound (dissonant)

SUD-

to sweat (exudation)

TRUD-, TRUS-

to push, to thrust (intrude)

ACIN-

grapes in a cluster (hyacinth)

AL-

wing (

ANNUL-

ring (anus)

APIC-

tip, summit, apex (

ARGENT-

silver (aurum and argentum)

CAN-

dog (canine)

CAPIT-, -CIPIT-

head (decapitate)

DUR-

hard, dura mater (endure)

EQU-

horse (equine)

LACRIM-, LACHRYM-

tear (lachrymose)?

LACUN-

small pit, gap (lacuna)

LIMIN-

threshold (limit)

MAL-

cheek, cheekbone (Maleficent has high cheek bones)

OCUL-

eye (monocle)

OCELL-

little eye (ocellate)

PALAT-

palate, roof of the mouth

PARIET-

wall (parietal)

PLANT-

sole of the foot, sprout (plantar)

PONT-

bridge (

PULVIN-

cushion (pelvis?)

PULVILL-

little cushion

SEN-

old (senile)

AQU(A)-

water (aqueduct)

BREV-

short (brevity)

CAPILL-

Hair (capillary - veins look like hair)

COLL-

neck (collar)

CORON-

crown (korona, coronation)

COROLL-

little crown (corolla)

CORTIC-, CORT-

bark, outer layer (cortex)

CRUC-

cross (crucifiction)

CUNE-

wedge (cuneiform - written using wedges pressing into clay)

ENS-

sword (ensign)

FALC-

sickle (falcon - sickle-like beak)

FUG-

to flee, to put to flight (fugitive)

LINE-

line (linear)

LUC-

light, to shine (Lucy)

MATR-, MATERN-

mother (maternal)

MONT-

mountain (Montana)

MULT-

many (multiple)

RET-

net, network (reticulum)

ROSTR-

beak (rooster but short)

TORQU-, TORT-, TORS-

to twist (torque)

VERM-

worm (vermin)

BULL-

bubble, blister (bulletin)

BULLI-

to boil (bouillon)

COL-

to inhabit (colonize)

CORI-

skin (corium)

CRIST-

crest (

FEC-

excrement, sediment (feces)

FLA-, FLAT-

to blow (flatulance)

FLOR-

flower (floral)

FORNIC-

arch (

GER-, GEST-

to carry, to bear (suggest) like FER

GUTT-

drop (gutter)

NEV-

birthmark, mole (nevus)

NID-

nest (

PULVER-, PULV-

dust (pulverize)

RADIC-

root (radish)

RAM-

branch (ramification?)

SAX-

rock (saxophone rock?)

SCUT-

shield (scuttle)

SERR-

saw, saw-tooth (serrated)

STERCOR-, STERC-

excrement (

SULC-

furrow, groove (

AUD-, AUDIT-

to hear (audible)

CAMER-

chamber (camera)

CAD- (-CID-), CAS-

to fall, befall (accident)

CAP- (-CIP-), CAPT- (-CEPT-)

to take, to seize (captivate)

CREPIT-

to creak, to crackle (decrepit)

GRAV-

heavy (gravity)

JAC-

to lie (adjacent)

LAB-, LAPS-

to slip, to fall, to glide (collapse)

MOLL-

soft (mollusk)

MORB-

disease (morbid)

MOV-, MOT-

move (motive)

NASC-, NAT-

to be born (nativity, Renaissance)

PATI-, PASS-

to suffer, to endure (patience)

PLAN-

flat (plane)

PRUR-, PRURIT-

to itch (antipruritic)

REG- (-RIG-), RECT-

to make straight, to rule (regulate)

RECT-

straight, rectum

RUMP-, RUPT-

to break, to burst (rupture)

SCIND-, SCISS-

to cut, to split (scissors)

TANG- (-TING-), TIG-, TACT-

to touch (tangible)

VESIC-

bladder, blister (vesicle)

AMBUL-

to walk (amble)

CED-, CESS-

to go, to yield (concede)

DEXTR-

righthand (ambidextrous)

FAC- (-FIC-), FACT- (-FECT-)

to do, to make (fictitious, factory)

FID-, FISS-

to split (fissure)

GUST-

to taste (disgust, gusty)

INSUL-

island (peninsula)

JUNCT-

to join (junction)

JUG-

yoke (conjugation)

LEV-

lefthand (lewa)

MACUL-

spot (immaculate)

NOCT-

night (nocturnal)

PAR-, PART-

to give birth to, to produce (parent)

PEND-, PENS-

to hang, to weight, to pay (pensive)

PRED-

prey (predator eats prey)

ROT-

wheel (rotational)

SALI (-SILI-), SALT- (-SULT-)

to leap, to jump (exult)

SORB-, SORPT-

to suck in (absorb)

STRING-, STRICT-

to draw tight (restrict)

TEN- (-TIN-), TENT-

to hold (tentative)

VIV-

living (survive)

AC(U)-

sharp, sour, needle (acid)

ARE-

space (area, arena)

AUR-

ear (

CALC-

limestone, pebble, calcium (calcate)

CAPS-

box (encapsulate)

CAR(N)-

flesh (carnivore, Incarnation)

CUT-

skin (cuticle)

FIBR-

fiber (fibrous)

FOLL-

bag (follicle)

FUN-

rope, cord (funicular)

LOC-

place (locate)

LUN(A)-

moon (lunar)

OSTI-

door, opening (Host!)

PART-

part, divide (partition)

PED-

foot (pedal)

PELL-

skin (

PLUM-

feather (plumage)

RACEM-

cluster of grapes or berries (brace?)

RIM-

crack, chink (

VOR-

to eat (devour)