-ter

means of, place for

-ist, -ast

one who

-te, -t

one who, that which

-cian

specialist in, practioner of

ACTIN-

ray

ex: actinogenic

ARGYR-

silver

ex: argyria

BA-

to step, go, walk

ex: basophobia

BROM-

stench, bromine

ex: Bromoderma

CHOL(E)-

bile, gall

ex: eucholia

CLAS-

to break

ex: cardioclasis

CRANI-

cranium

CRI-/CRIN-

to separate, distinguish/to secrete

ex: endocrine, cytocrinia

EURY(S)-

wide

ex: eurysome

HEM-, HEMAT- (HAEM-, HAEMAT-)

blood

ex: haemin

HIDRO(S)-

sweat

ex: chromihidrosis

LITH-, -LITE

stone

ex: otolith

MYI-

fly

ex: ophthalmomyiasis

OP-, OPT-/PROSOP-

eye, to see/face

ex: hemianopsia, emmetropia

ORTH-

straight, correct

ex: orthochromatic

PHA-, PHAN-

to appear, show

ex: metaphase, diaphane

RHE-, -RRH

to flow, current

ex: rheobase

SCOP-

to view

ex: endoscope 

STA-

to stand, stop, fix, regulate

ex: ananastasia, hemostasia

STYL-

pillar

ex: style

-ia, -y

state of, condition of, quality of

-ism, ismus

condition of, belief in

-sis, -sia, -sy, -se

act of, process of, result of

-ma, -m, -me

result of the act of

BLEP-

to see

ex: ablepsia

COR(E)-

pupil of the eye

ex: cornea

CRA-

to mix

ex: crasis

CYAN-

blue

ex: cyanopia

CYE-

to be pregnant

ex: metacyesis

GALACT-, GALA-

milk

ex: galactase

GEU-

to taste

ex: hypergeusia

GLOSS-, GLOT(T)-

tongue, language

ex: bradyglossia

IDI-

one's own, peculiar, distinct

ex: idiolect

IS-

equal, same

ex: isozoic

LAL-

to talk

ex: bradylalia

MEGA-, MEGAL-

large, one million

ex: megalopic

MOGI-

difficult

ex: mogigraphia

NE-

new and different form of

ODYN-

pain

ex: glossodynia

ONYCH-

finger/toenail, claw

ex: neonychium

PATH-

disease, suffering, feeling

ex: hyperpathia

PEP(S)-, PEPT-

to digest

ex: pepsin

PSEUD-

false

ex: pseudoscience

TELE-

afar, operating at a distance

ex: telepathy