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lesson 4
greek verbs
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Language - Latin
Undergraduate 4
09/22/2011
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Term
Aut-
 Definition
self
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crin-
 Definition
secrete, secretion
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esthe(s)-
 Definition
sensation, sensetivity, sense
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gen(e)-, -gen
 Definition
comes into being; produce
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gram-
 Definition
a record
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graph-
 Definition
write, record
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idi-
 Definition
of ones self
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kine-
 Definition
move
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kines(i)-
 Definition
movement, motion
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ly(s)
 Definition
destroy, break down
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myx-
 Definition
mucus
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orth-
 Definition
strait, normal, erect
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ot-
 Definition
ear
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path-
 Definition
disease
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phil-
 Definition
love; have affinity for
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pt-
 Definition
fall, sag, drop, prolapse
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pyr-
 Definition
fever, burning
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pyret-
 Definition
fever
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pyrex-
 Definition
be feverish
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rhe-
 Definition
flow, secrete
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rhag-
 Definition
flow profusely, hemorrhage
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rhex-
 Definition
rupture
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rhin-
 Definition
nose
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scop-
 Definition
look at, examine
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sep-
 Definition
be infected
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ta-
 Definition
stretching
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tel-
 Definition
end, completion
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ten-, tenon(t)-
 Definition
tendon
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therap(eu)-
 Definition
treat medically, heal
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tom-
 Definition
a cutting, slice, incision
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ton-
 Definition
muscular tone, tension [a stretching]
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-ectasia, -ectasis
 Definition
dilation or enlargement
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-ectomy
 Definition
surical excision; removal of all or part of an organ
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-gen
 Definition
substance that produces something
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-genesis
 Definition
formation or origin
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-genic
 Definition
causing, producing, caused
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-genous
 Definition
by, produced by or in
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-gram
 Definition
a record of the activity of an organ
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-graph
 Definition
an instrument for recording the activity of an organ
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-graphy
 Definition
(1) the recording of the activity of an organ (2) a descriptive treatise
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-lysis
 Definition
dissolution, reduction, decomposition, disintergration
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-lytic
 Definition
pertaining to dissolution or decomposition, disintigration
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-pathy
 Definition
disease
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-ptosis
 Definition
dropping, sagging, prolapse
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-rrhagia
 Definition
profuse discharge, hemmorhage
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-rrhea
 Definition
profuse discharge, excessive secretion
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rrhexis
 Definition
bursting of tissues, rupture
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-scope
 Definition
an instrument for examining
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-scopy
 Definition
examination
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-tome
 Definition
a surgical instrument for cutting
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-tomy
 Definition
surgical incision
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