my(o)- is the prefix that means muscle
the thing that connects your booty! :D
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Myosclerosis is the hardening of the muscle tissue
Sarco and Myo
The prefix bi- will be in front of the muscle name. For example bicep.
The root word of or relating to muscle is my(o), and oma is the suffix for tumor. Therefore, Myoma is a Muscle Tumor.The prefix rhabd(o) means striated or rod shaped, my(o) is the root word of or relating to muscle, and oma is the suffix for tumor. Therefore, Rhabdomyoma is a Tumor of Striated Muscle.The prefix lei(o) means smooth, my(o) is the root word of or relating to muscle, and oma is the suffix for tumor. Therefore Leiomyoma is a Tumor of Smooth Muscle.Leiomyoma.The root word of or relating to muscle is my(o), and oma is the suffix for tumor. Therefore, Myoma is a Muscle Tumor.The prefix rhabd(o) means striated or rod shaped, my(o) is the root word of or relating to muscle, and oma is the suffix for tumor. Therefore, Rhabdomyoma is a Tumor of Striated Muscle.The prefix lei(o) means smooth, my(o) is the root word of or relating to muscle, and oma is the suffix for tumor. Therefore Leiomyoma is a Tumor of Smooth Muscle.Myoma
Yes. For future refference myo as a prefix generally means it has something to do with muscle contraction. Cardi odviously means is has something to do with the heart.
It means two. Such as biped means two legged. Bicep means two headed arm muscle.
The prefix bi- means two. In the biceps muscle there are two heads.
my(o) is the rootword and algia is the suffix. Myalgia means muscle pain. - No. The root is alg-, meaning pain, distress. My(o)- is a prefix meaning muscle. The main element of a compound word contains the root, which may be modified by affixes.
bi- is a prefix meaning "two". You can find it in words like bicycle, bilingual (speaking 2 languages), bisexual, biceps (muscle which has 2 heads),...
A prefix is not a prefix when it is placed at the end of a word rather than the beginning. In this case, it is referred to as a suffix.
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