Prefix

ec-, ex-, e-

out

examples: ectopic, exodontist, edentate

outside, outer

examples: ectodermal, exogamy

in, into

example: endemic

inner, within

examples: endoscope, entocele

excessive

example: hypernea

deficient, below

example: hypotonia

at a distance, afar

example: telematry

man, human being

example: anthropology 

Base forms derived from nouns

life, living

example: symbiosis

Base forms derived from nouns

time

example: chronic

Base forms derived from nouns

scar

example: cicatricectomy

Base forms derived from nouns

people, country

example: pandemic

Base forms derived from nouns

skin

examples: dermotology, blastodermal

Base forms derived from nouns

cause

example: etiology

Base forms derived from nouns

ge-

earth

Base forms derived from nouns

sleep

Base forms derived from nouns

iatr-

healing

Base forms derived from nouns

word, understanding

Base forms derived from nouns

night

Base forms derived from nouns

child

Base forms derived from nouns

drug

Base forms derived from nouns

sound, voice

Base forms derived from nouns

mind

Base forms derived from nouns

flake, scale

Base forms derived from nouns

end, completion

Base forms derived from nouns

heat, temperature

Base forms derived from nouns

tension, tone

Base forms derived from nouns

place

Base forms derived from adjectives

all-

other, different

incomplete, imperfect

self, one's own

wide

large

false

Suffixes used to form nouns

-ia

condition

one who (specializes in)

inflammation

result

condition

state

pertaining to

to make

to make

Terminations used to form nouns

-algia

(alg/ia)

pain, painful condition

Terminations used to form nouns

record(ing)

Terminations used to form nouns

study

Terminations used to form nouns

(abnormal) condition

Terminations used to form nouns

instrument to examine

Terminations used to form nouns

examination

Terminations used to form nouns

narrowing