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-ent, -ient, -ant, -iant

"-ing", Person who, that which

-ile

Able to, able to be, tending to

-able, -ible, -abil-,-ibil-

Able to be, able, tending to

-id

Tending to, inclined to

-uous

Tending to, inclined to

Aud-, audit

To hear

Camer-

Chamber

Cad-,-cid-, cas

To fall,befall

Cap- (-cip-), capt- (-cept-)

To take, to seize

Crepit-

To creak, to crackle

Grav-

Heavy

Jac-

To lie

Lab-, laps-

To slip, to fall, to glide

Moll-

Soft

Morb-

Disease

Mov-, mot-

To move

Nasc-, nat

To be born

Pati-, pass

To suffer, to endure

Plan-

Flat

Prur-, prurit-

To itch

Reg-, (-rig-), rect-

To make straight, to rule

Rect-

Straight, rectum

Rump-, rupt-

To break, to burst

Scind-, sciss

To cut, to split

Tang-, (-ting-),tig-, tact-

To touch

Vesic-

Bladder, blister