Meaning
suffix-algia
pain
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Terms built from -algia
6 terms in the TermDecode library use this word part. Where a term’s breakdown names the part, the term is shown split into its parts with -algia marked.
-algia decoded step by step
3 library terms, read one part at a time.
- The root fibr/o means “fiber”.
- The root my/o means “muscle”.
- The suffix -algia means “pain”.
- Together: Chronic condition with widespread muscle pain and fatigue.
- The root neur/o means “nerve”.
- The suffix -algia means “pain”.
- Together: Intense pain along the course of a nerve.
- The root my/o means “muscle”.
- The suffix -algia means “pain”.
- Together: Muscle pain.
Parts that combine with -algia
Word parts that appear alongside -algia in a library term’s breakdown, with how many terms pair them.
Other word parts with the same meaning
Parts whose definition shares a gloss with -algia, word for word.
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