DV Lesson 1 Word Terminals

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DV Lesson 1 Word Terminals

-ic -al -ac These terminals mean “pertaining to” when attached to a root or a combination of elements. EX: cardiac-pertaining to the heart

-ical A combination of –ic and –al but carries the same meaning “pertaining to” EX: mathematical = pertaining to math

-y Noun ending The act of or reacting to a condition EX: inquiry = the act or result of asking questions

-ia An unhealthy state or condition of EX: leukemia = a condition of the white cells

-um Noun ending Used to form the name of a thing from the root EX: addendum = something added

-is Noun ending Used to form a name of something from the root EX: dermis = the skin

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