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paraskevidekatriaphobia Fear of Friday the 13th

Triskaidekaphobia Fear of the number 13 Tri=3 Deka=10 Phobia=fear

Export 輸出

Examples of words with EX Express= press out Extra= out of the normal Exile= go outside Expect=Look out Example=take out Examine=drive out

Export means to carry out Ex means out 輸出    輸入 Opposite is: Import Im or in means in

Excision: Ex means out and cision comes from the Latin caedere=to cut Except: Take out Cept from Latin capere=to take. (Capture, Captive.) Exercise, examination, exit, express

Ex Im/in Lip Hyper Hypo Aemia (emia) Haemo (hemo) Gramme (gram) Cardi Ectomy Peri itis Out In Fat Over/above Under/below Blood Record Heart Excision Around inflammation

Ex Im/in Lip Hyper Hypo Aemia (emia) Haemo (hemo) Gramme (gram) Cardi Ectomy Peri itis Blood Fat Under/below Record Heart Excision Around Inflammation Over/above In Out stomach

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Try to explain these words Hyperlipidaemia The opposite of no. 1 Pericarditis Extracellular Incision Excision intracellular

Try to explain these words Hyperlipidaemia: too much fat in the blood The opposite of no. 1: hypolipidaemia Pericarditis: inflammation of the sac around the heart Extracellular: outside the cells Incision: cut into Excision: cut out (an operation) Intracellular: inside the cells

Some words Algia means pain Itis means inflammation Lysis means breakdown (分析) Megaly means enlarged Oma means tumour Osis means abnormal condition Pathy means disease

Explain these words Algia means Itis means Lysis means Megal means Oma means Osis means Pathy means

Some words Algia means pain Intra means inside Lysis means breakdown (分析) Megaly means enlarged Oma means tumour Osis means abnormal condition Pathy means disease

So, Can you make these words? Cephal is head. What is headache? Arth is a joint. What is inflammation of the joints? Urine is water passed by the patient. What is the examination of this water? Acr are the extremes of the body. What is the enlargement of these? Carcin is cancer. What is a cancer tumour? What is pain of the joints? Cran is the skull. What is the word for inside the skull?

So, Can you make these words? Cephal is head. What is headache? Cephalalgia Arth is a joint. What is inflammation of the joints? Arthritis Urine is water passed by the patient. What is the examination of this water? Urinalysis Acr are the extremes of the body. What is the enlargement of these? Acromegaly Carcin is cancer. What is a cancer tumour? Carcinoma Pain of the joints is arthralgia inside the skull is intracranial

Can you make these words? Tumour containing fat Examining blood Disease of the joints