bear bones
The prefix word deriving from the ancient Greek word osteon, meaning bone
What is oste?
the process of sexual reproduction driven by the male reproductive cell known as seed.
What is sperm
The root word deriving from the Greek word "odous/odontos" meaning tooth
What is odont?
The root word deriving from the Greek adjective orthos, meaning "straight," "right," or "correct"
what is Orth?
derived from the Latin root word radius, meaning "ray", "spoke", or "beam of light"
what is radi?
the medical term deriving from the Latin word digitus meaning finger or toe
what is digit?
Morph is the form, structure, and configuration of living organisms, cells, or tissues
What is shape?
The root word deriving from the Latin word "Corpus", meaning the human body
What is corp?
comes from the Latin verb audire, meaning to hear
what is audi?
coming from the Ancient Greek word "thermos", meaning warm or hot
what is therm?
The prefix word deriving from the Greek word arthon, meaning joint or articulation
What is arthro?
Mamm is refering the breast, chest milk-producing gland, or maternal structures
What is breast?
The root word comes from the Latin word cervix, meaning neck
what is cervic?
derived from the Ancient Greek algos, meaning pain
what is algia?
coming from the Ancient Greek enképhalos, meaning “within the head,”
What is Encephal?
comes from the Latin word sternum, meaning breastbone or chest. It refers to the bone in the center of the chest.
what is stern?
plasia means formation, development, or growth.
What is development.
derived from the Latin root word "pes/pedis", meaning foot
what is ped?
derived from Greek astron, meaning star or heaven
what is aster/astr?
coming from the Greek root word kephalē, meaning head
what is cephal?
derived from the Ancient Greek khóndros, which also meant cartilage
what is chondr?
Troph means to turn, change, or have a specific target.
What is change?
originating from a Latin word, meaning the lungs.
what is pulmo?
comes from the Greek root word dendron, meaning “tree.”
what is dendr?
comes from the Latin verb movere, meaning “to move.”
what is mov?