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foramin-
foramen [pl. foramina]; hole/opening [natural, not made]
lamin-
lamina [pl. laminae]; thin, flat layer/membrane
osse-
oss-
oste-
bone
crani-
cranium; skull
ethmoid-
ethmoid bone
front-
frontal bone; forehead bone
mastoid-
mast-*
mastoid process [a process is a projection or outgrowth of bone]
SEE MOD 7
occipit-
occiput; occipital bone
pariet-
parietal bone; any “wall” (in a cavity/organ)
sphen-
sphenoid bone; a wedge-shaped bone
tempor-
temporal bone; temple bone
zygomatic-
zygomat-
mal-
cheek; cheek bone; malar bone; zygomatic bone
coccyg-
coccyx; tail bone
spin-
rachi-
[following a vowel, rachi- frequently becomes rrhachi-]
spinal column
sacr-
sacrum; triangular pelvic bone
vertebr-
spondyl-
vertebra [pl. vertebrae]
acromi-
acromion; the lateral projection of the shoulder blade
clavicul-
clavic-
cleid-
clavicle; collar bone
cost-
rib(s)
cox-
hip; hip joint
ili-
ilium; upper pelvic bone
ischi-
ischium; lower pelvic bone
scapul-
scapula; shoulder blade
stern-
sternum; breast bone
carp-*
carpus; carpal bone(s); wrist; wrist bone(s) [i.e., either the wrist joint or one or more of the bones which make up the wrist joint]
humer-
humerus; upper arm bone
metacarp-
metacarpal(s); bone(s) radiating from wrist to fingers
olecran-
olecranon; elbow
phalang-
phalanx [pl. phalanges]; finger bone; toe bone
radi-
radius; the shorter of the lower arm bones
uln-
ulna; the longer of the lower arm bones
acetabul-
acetabulum; hip bone socket [into which femur fits]
calcane-
calcaneus; heel bone
condyl-
condyle; knuckle [of the fingers or toes]; rounded bone protuberance [which articulates with another bone]
femor-
femur; thigh bone
fibul-
fibula; smaller bone of lower leg
malleol-
malleolus; ankle protuberance
patell-
patella; knee cap
tal-
talus; ankle bone
tars-
tarsus; tarsal bone(s); ankle; ankle bone(s) [analogous to carpus, above]
metatars-
metatarsus; metatarsal bone; the bones radiating from the ankle to the toes
tibi-
tibia; shin bone; larger bone of lower leg
fasci-
fascia; connective tissue enclosing a muscle
muscul-
my-
myos-
muscle
articul-
arthr-
joint
burs-
bursa; sac of synovial fluid
cartilagin-
cartilag-
chondr-
cartilage
ligament-
desm-
syndesm-
ligament
disk-
disk
fibros-
fibr-
fibrous tissue
synovi-
synovial fluid; fluid that lubricates the joint(s); synovial membrane
tend-
ten-
tendon
ankyl-
crooked; bent; stiff; fixed; fused; imperforated
lei-
smooth
phylact-
protective (of something) [with suffix -ic]; protective against (something) [with suffix -ic]; protective by means of (a substance or process)
rhabd-
[when rhabd- precedes the root my-, it denotes skeletal or striated muscle; when it is used with other roots, it denotes a rod or rod-shaped structure]
rod; rod-shaped; skeletal; striated
skelet-
skeletal
-agra
sudden and severe pain
-asthenia
absence of strength; weakness
-clast
instrument used to break
-desis
surgical immobilization; surgical fusion
[if this termination is used with the prefix syn-, you must avoid redundancy by ignoring the prefix]
-ferous
bearing; containing
[preceded by connecting vowel i]
-paresis
slight paralysis
-phylaxis
protection (of something); protection against (something); protection by means of (a substance or process)
-sthenia
strength