| adherent | adhaerēns, entis |
| malignant skin tumor from basal layers | basaliōma, tis, n. |
| bilateral, on both sides | bilaterālis, e |
| causing cancer | carcinogenēs, es |
| treatment by chemical substances | chēmotherapia, ae, f. |
| junction | commūnicātiō, ōnis, f. |
| cone | cōnus, ī, m. |
| missing, defect | dēfectus, ūs, m. |
| dilatation, widening | dīlātātiō, ōnis, f. |
| abnormal development of bones | dysostōsis, is, f. |
| ejaculation | ejaculātiō |
| embolism | embolia, ae, f. |
| stimulating | excitāns, antis |
| bleeding to death | exsanguinātiō, ōnis, f. |
| febrile, feverish | febrīlis, e |
| grade | gradus, ūs, m. |
| grave, severe | gravis, e |
| hormonal | hormonālis, e |
| beginning to exist | incipiēns, entis |
| infection | īnfectiō, ōnis, f. |
| unable to be operated | inoperābilis, e |
| light | levis, e |
| local | locālis, e |
| breast excision | mastectomia, ae, f. |
| therapeutic, curative | medicīnālis, e |
| metastases (spreading of cancer) | metastasēs, ium, f. |
| many | multiplex, icis |
| renal origin | nephrogenēs, es |
| hospital, hospital origin | nosocomiālis, e |
| tooth origin | odontogenēs, es |
| bone origin | osteogenēs, es |
| equal, the same level | pār, paris |
| fractional, partial | partiālis, e |
| penetrating | penetrāns, antis |
| perforating | perforāns, antis |
| the worst, very bad | pessimus, a, um |
| premature | praecox, cis |
| present, actual | praesēns, entis |
| prediction of disease course | prognōsis, is, f. * |
| puberty | pūbertās, ātis, f. |
| causing the formation of pus | pȳogenēs, es |
| not long time ago | rēcēns, entis |
| recurring | recidivāns, antis |
| soap | sapō, nis, m. |
| simple | simplex, icis |
| inflammation of the sinuses | sinusītis, ītidis, f. |
| narrowing | stēnōsāns, antis |
| causing labor | tocogenēs, es |
| total | tōtālis, e |
| abdominal | abdōminālis, e |
| abducting, moving away from the middle | abdūcēns, entis |
| afferent, bringing to | afferēns, entis |
| related to alveolus | alveolāris, e |
| aponeurosis, flat tendon | aponeurōsis, is, f. |
| apparatus | apparātus, ūs, m. |
| articular, relating to the joint | articulāris, e |
| ascending | ascendēns, entis |
| atrioventricular | ātrioventriculāris, e |
| two-headed (muscle) | biceps, ipitis (musculus) |
| divided into two parts/fork-shaped | bifurcātus, a, um |
| brachial | brachiālis, e |
| short | brevis, e |
| circulatory, related to the heart and blood vessels | cardiovāsculāris, e |
| central | centrālis, e |
| pertaining to the small brain | cerebellāris, e |
| cervical, belonging to the neck | cervīcālis, e |
| collateral | collaterālis, e |
| anastomotic, forming a connection | communicāns, antis |
| complex | complexus, ūs, m. |
| condylar | condylāris, e |
| relating to the conjunctiva | conjūnctīvālis, e |
| descending, falling | dēscendēns, entis |
| distal, distant from the middle of the body | distālis, e |
| dorsal | dorsālis, e |
| efferent, taking away | efferēns, entis |
| extremity, tip, end | extrēmitās, ātis, f. |
| facial, belonging to the face | faciālis, e |
| fascicle, a bundle of fibers | fasciculus, ī, m. |
| fibular, relating to the calf | fībulāris, e |
| fluctuating, free | fluctuāns, antis |
| frontal, anterior, pertaining to the forehead | frontālis, e |
| genital | genitālis, e |
| relating to liver and duodenum | hēpatoduodēnālis, e |
| minimum, the lowest | īmus, a, um |
| referring to groin | inguinālis, e |
| lying between ribs | intercostālis, e |
| between spines | interspinālis, e |
| between ventricles | interventriculāris, e |
| between vertebrae | intervertebrālis, e |
| innermost | intimus, a, um |
| lacrimal | lacrimālis, e |
| lateral, pertaining to the side | laterālis, e |
| lumbar, pertaining to groins | lumbālis, e |
| related to the upper jaw | maxillāris, e |
| situated towards the midline of the body | mediālis, e |
| metacarpal, related to hand bones behind fingers | metacarpālis, e |
| related to the metatarsals | metatarsālis, e |
| mitral | mitrālis, e |
| molar tooth | molāris, e |
| molar | dēns molāris |
| soft, mild | mollis, e |
| muscle, related to muscles | mūsculāris, e |
| nasal | nāsālis, e |
| occipital | occipitālis, e |
| opposing | opponēns, entis |
| related to the oral and maxillary sinus | ōroantrālis, e |
| related to the mouth and nose | ōronasālis, e |
| palmar, relating to the palm of the hand | palmāris, e |
| palpebral, relating to the eye lid | palpebrālis, e |
| peduncle, an elongated stalk of tissue | pedunculus, ī, m. |
| relating to the peritoneum | peritonēālis, e |
| permanent | permanēns, entis |
| plantar | plantāris, e |
| serous membrane in the chest | pleura, ae, f. |
| serous membrane lining the thoracic cavity | pleura parietālis |
| double membrane surrounding the lungs | pleura viscerālis/pulmonālis |
| part, portion | portiō, onis, f. |
| cervix of the uterus | portiō vāgīnālis cervīcis |
| praemolar | praemolāris, e |
| prominating, projecting | prōminēns, entis |
| proximal | proximālis, e |
| pulmonary | pulmōnālis, e |
| radial | radiālis, e |
| turning back to the opposite direction, returning occasionally | recurrēns, entis |
| sacral, pertaining to the the sacrum | sacrālis, e |
| scrotum | scrōtum, ī, n. |
| semilunar | sēmilūnāris, e |
| skeletal | skeletālis, e |
| space | spatium, ī, n. |
| spinal | spīnālis, e |
| related to the sternum | sternālis, e |
| under the dura mater | subdūrālis, e |
| under the tongue | sublinguālis, e |
| superficial | superficiālis, e |
| temporal | temporālis, e |
| thin | tenuis, e |
| round and smooth | teres, etis |
| belonging to the shinbone | tībiālis, e |
| triceps (three-headed) | triceps, ipitis (mūsculus) |
| tricuspid, possessing three cusps | tricuspidālis, e |
| trunk | truncus, ī, m. |
| relating to the ulna | ulnāris, e |
| umbilical, relating to the navel | umbilīcālis, e |
| vertebral | vertebrālis, e |
| vaginal | vāgīnālis, e |
| relating to the cheekbone and the upper jaw | zygomaticomaxillāris, e |
| all | omnis, e (gen.pl. omnium) |
