Medical Roots Dictionary vs Biology: roots, terms Usage & Stats

This app offers a comprehensive dictionary of medical roots and medical terms that comes from the roots. ▶ Medical roots, prefixes and suffixes - Tap a root to see list of medical terms that comes from the root - Over 2000 medical roots, prefixes and suffixes - For example: "alg" means "pain" brachialgia means "pain in the arms" dactylalgia means "pain in the finger" dorsalgia means "pain in the back" ▶ Reverse Dictionary - roots that have same meaning are grouped together - For example: roots that have meaning "against" are "anti-, counter-, ob-" roots that have meaning "all" are "omni, pan" roots that have meaning "body" are "-some, corp, som, somato" roots that have meaning "brain" are "cerebr, encephalo" ▶ Medical terms - Tap a terms to see detailed meaning, list of roots - Over 8000 medical terms - For example: abdominoscopy comes from "abdom" and "scopy" subanconeous comes from "sub" and "ancon" ▶ Multiple choice quizzes - Learn medical roots, suffixes and prefixes with quizzes - Review your answers after finishing the quiz ▶ Flashcards - Learn medical roots, prefixes and suffixes with flashcards ▶ Groups - Create a group of medical roots, prefixes, suffixes or medical terms - Put related entries into same group ▶ Notebook - Write notes for medical roots, prefixes, suffixes or medical terms - Use editor to style your notes - Review your notes later ▶ Basic features: - Look up an entry - Save an entry - Pronounciation - Learn 5 medical roots daily (the app will send you notification if you enable it) ▶ If you want to give feedback, please use feedback feature to send use email. We love to hear feedback from you.

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Biology: roots, terms

This app provides a list of roots, suffixes, and prefixes, which are derived from ancient Greek or classical Latin used in biological terminology. Having knowledge of biological roots, prefixes and suffixes will help you to easily understand and remember biological terms. • Some examples of how roots, prefixes and suffixes combine to form a biological term arthr- + -o- + logy = arthrology arthr- + itis = arthritis eryth- +o+ cyte = erythrocyte • There are a few general rules about how they combine - The -o- almost always acts as a joint-stem to connect two consonantal roots. - The -o- is dropped when connecting to a vowel-stem - Roots generally go together according to language, i.e., Greek prefixes occur with Greek suffixes and Latin prefixes with Latin suffixes • Multiple choice quizzes: - 52 lists • Other features: - Roots of the day: learn 5 roots, prefixes, suffixes daily - Search for a root, prefix, suffix based on text or meaning - Random Roots: learn 5 random roots, prefixes, suffixes. - List of 10000 biological terms, phrases, their definitions, roots - Bookmark feature