prefix and suffixes

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Using the Black's Veterinary Dictionary – a link to the e-book can be found here - https://wv.abcol.hostedbyfdi.net/webview?infile=&sobj=4029&source=webvd&cgimime=text%2Fhtml

This will take you to a log on screen. Once you have logged in, it will take you to the dictionary which can then be downloaded.

Can you identify the meaning of each prefix & suffix below –?

PREFIXES

• a/an - no/ not/ without/ opposite

• ante - means before/ forward

• anti - means against

• dys - means painful/ diffecult

• ecto - means on the outside

• endo - means situated inside

• extra - means outside

• hemi - means half

• haem - means blood

• hyper - means excessive - above normal

• hypo - means below- less than normal- under

• poly - means many - much

• pyo - means pus

• infra - means below - beneath inside

• inter- means between within

• intra - means with - into

• neo - means new

• peri - means surrounding

• poly - means many - much

• post - means after - behind

• pre - means before - in front of

• psudo - means faulse

• retro - means behind - back - backward

• semi - means half

• sub - means under - below

• super - means above/ beyond

• supra - means upper - above/ beyond

• trans - means across - through

• ultra - means beyond - excess

SUFFIXES

• algia- means pain

• centesis - means surgical puncture to remove fluid

• cyte - means cell

• ectomy - means removal, excision, resection

• emesis - means vomiting

• itis - means inflammation

• logy - means study of, or process of

• penia - means deficiency

• pexy - means fixation, to put in place

• phobia - means fear

• plasia - means formation

• phonea - means reading

• phagia - means eating, swallowing

• stomy - means to form a mouth - new opening

• tomy - means process of cutting

• rrhoea - means a flowing; a flux

• toma - means cutting, cut, secemedenting

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