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Language of Science

PREFIXES A or An Not or non Ab Away from Ad Toward Meso Middle Endo Aero Anti Arth Auto Bio Chloro Cyto Not or non Away from Toward Middle Inside; inner Needing oxygen or air Against Joint; jointed Self Related to life Green Cell

Prefixes Double Di Singular or one Mono Geo Above Epi Outer; external Exo Gastro Hemo Hetero Homo macro Double Singular or one Pertaining to the earth Above Outer; external Stomach Blood Different Same Large

Prefixes Micro Small Multi Pertaining to light Photo Before Pre Lipo Poly Hydro Intra Proto Zoo Small Consisting of many units Pertaining to light Before Pertaining to fat Many Related to water Within First Related to animals

Prefixes In Uni Auto Ex Inside One Self-operating Out

Suffixes Pouch -cyst skin; layer -derm Sugar -saccharide Inflammation Study of Measurement Condition Stage Eater Foot Stationary condition To break To build or make -cyst -derm -saccharide -itis -logy -meter -osis -phase -phage -pod -statisis -lysis -synthesis

Suffixes -phyll Leaf -plast Organized living material -troph Food -cellular -phyte -ation -scope -cretion -gestion -ic Leaf Organized living material Food Having to do with cells Plant Process Instrument for viewing The process of separating To carry About, the process of

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