| Term | Definition |
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aesth, esth |
feeling; perception |
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eth |
habit; moral |
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neur |
nerve |
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pneum, pneumat, -pnea |
breath; wind |
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opt, ops, op |
sight; view; eye |
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ophthalm |
eye |
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them, the, thet, thec, thek |
put; place |
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thanat, thanas |
death |
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necro |
dead |
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taph |
tomb |
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mnem, mne, mnes |
memory |
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soph |
wise |
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dys- |
difficult; bad |
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-orama |
view |
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-oramist |
one who views |
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-oramic |
pertaining to viewing |
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anesthetic |
related to loss of sensation; pain killing drug |
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ethical |
in accordance with accepted principles of right and wrong; virtuous; moral |
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neuralgia |
extreme pain along a nerve |
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pneumatic |
pertaining to air |
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thanatopsis |
a mediation upon death |
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ophthalmoscope |
instrument for examining the eye |
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hypothesis |
theory, premise, pastulate |
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necropolis |
elaborate cemetary belonging to an ancient city |
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epitaph |
an inscription on a tombstone in memory of the one buried there |
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amnesia |
partial or total loss of memory |
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philosophical |
love or pursuit of wisdom by intellectual means and moral self discipline |
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dyschromatopsia |
having difficulty seeing colors and colorblind |
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cyclorama |
omnivision; circle vision picture planed on walls circling viewer |
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euthanasia |
mercy killing; killing for merciful reasons |
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synopsis |
general view; brief outline of a subject |
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euthanasia |
mercy killing; killing for merciful reasons |