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sclera-, sclero- — Hard; also the sclera of the eye
sclera-, sclero- means hard; also the sclera of the eye. Ancient Greek source words and medical terminology examples: scleroderma.
Meaning and source words
Meaning: Hard; also the sclera of the eye
- Ancient Greek: σκληρός (skleros)
Examples and word parts
scleroderma
A group of conditions involving hardening of skin and sometimes other tissues.
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- a-, an- — Without; lacking
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- anti- — Against
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- contra- — Against
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- dis- — Separation, taking apart
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- -dynia — Pain
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- dys- — Difficult, abnormal
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- -eal, -ial — Pertaining to
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