Meaning
suffix-emia
blood condition
GreekGeneral
Terms built from -emia
8 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 -emia marked.
-emia decoded step by step
3 library terms, read one part at a time.
- The prefix hyper- means “excessive”.
- The root glyc/o means “sugar”.
- The suffix -emia means “blood condition”.
- Together: Abnormally high blood sugar levels.
- The prefix hypo- means “deficient”.
- The root glyc/o means “sugar”.
- The suffix -emia means “blood condition”.
- Together: Abnormally low blood sugar levels.
- The prefix poly- means “many”.
- The root cyt/o means “cell”.
- The suffix -emia means “blood”.
- Together: Abnormal increase in red blood cells.
Parts that combine with -emia
Word parts that appear alongside -emia in a library term’s breakdown, with how many terms pair them.
Free to tryPractise -emia in a round
The 8 terms built from -emia above stay free to read, like all 415 word parts across 407 pages. Today's free round is 10 questions drawn across all 441 terms, and today's 25-card deck spans the body systems. Both are free and replayable as often as you like, with a new draw every day.
Premium is the practice on top: a fresh round or a fresh 25-card deck whenever you ask, aimed at one body system or category across the 441-term library, plus spelling drills, mastery tracking, and 13 more printable study sheets. See Premium plans.