Meaning
rootenter/o
intestine
GreekDigestive
Terms built from enter/o
2 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 enter/o marked.
enter/o decoded step by step
2 library terms, read one part at a time.
- The root gastr/o means “stomach”.
- The root enter/o means “intestine”.
- The suffix -logy means “study”.
- Together: Study of the stomach and intestines.
- The root enter/o means “intestine”.
- The suffix -itis means “inflammation”.
- Together: Inflammation of the small intestine.
Parts that combine with enter/o
Word parts that appear alongside enter/o 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 enter/o, word for word.
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