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#12731 De: Ignacio <ignafiuba@...>
Fecha: Jue, 29 de Mar, 2012 10:26 pm
Asunto: Re: [Es-En] Duda respecto conectivo
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On 29 Mar 2012, at 22:32, Thiago Nascimento wrote:

> ¡Hola!
>
> He estado leyendo un libro y he hallado en él un diálogo con la
> siguiente habla:

Mejor:
"... un libro, en el que encontré el siguiente diálogo:"

Sin embargo, yo diría:
"En un libro que he estado leyendo, me topé con el siguiente diálogo:"


> A: Quería unos pantalones.
> B: ¿De qué talla?
> A: Pues, no sé ... la 44 ó 46, creo.
>
> Mi duda és: ¿por qué se ha utilizado el conectivo ó (con tilde) e no o
> (sin tilde)?

(Mi duda _es_)

Buena pregunta.  Una de las primeras cosas que aprendí en el colegio es
que, entre números, la conjunción 'o' lleva acento.  Así, debería
escribirse, por ejemplo, '4 ó 5'.  (La justificación es que si uno
escribe '4 o 5', la letra 'o' podría confundirse con el cero, '405'.)

Por el contrario, si los números se escriben con palabras, no se usa el
acento.  Así, escribimos 'cuatro o cinco'.


> Quedaré muy agradecido por la contestatción de mi duda y por las
> correcciones de mi español.
>
> ¡Un saludo!

Espero que eso responda tu pregunta, Thiago.

Un saludo también,
Ignacio

#12732 De: Sue <silvermaple19215@...>
Fecha: Vie, 30 de Mar, 2012 7:14 pm
Asunto: Re: [Es-En] Duda respecto conectivo
sarah25208
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Interesante. No lo sabia. Cuando uso mi telefono no tengo los diacriticales.


#12733 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Vie, 30 de Mar, 2012 7:44 pm
Asunto: Medical Teminology (Prefixes, Roots, Suffixes)
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a- no; not; without
an- no; not; without
ab- away from
abdomin/o abdomen
-ac pertaining to
acanth/o spiny; thorny
acar/o mites
acetabul/o acetabulum (hip socket)
acous/o hearing
acoust/o hearing, sound
acr/o extremeties; top; extreme point
acromi/o acromion (extension of shoulder bone)
actin/o light
acu/o sharp; severe; sudden
-acusis hearing
ad- toward
-ad toward
aden/o gland
adenoid/o adenoids
adip/o fat
adren/o adrenal gland
adrenal/o adrenal gland
aer/o air
af- toward
agglutin/o clumping; sticking together
-agogue producer, leader
-agon to assemble; gather
agora- marketplace
-agra excessive pain
-al pertaining to
alb/o white
albin/o white
albumin/o albumin (protein)
alges/o sensitivity to pain
-algesia sensitivity to pain
-algia pain
all/o other
alveol/o alveolus; air sac; small sac
ambi- around, on both sides, about
ambly/o dim; dul
amphi- around, on both sides
-amine nitrogen compound
ammon/o ammonium
amni/o amnion (ssac surrounding the embryo)
amyl/o startch
an/o anus
-an pertaining to
ana- up; apart; backward; again; anew
andr/o male
aneurysm/o aneurysm (widening of blood vessel)
angi/o vessel (blood)
anis/o unequal
ankyl/o stiff
ante- before; forward
anter/o front
anthrac/o coal
anthr/o antrum of the stomach
anti- against
anxi/o uneasy; anxious
aort/o aorta (largest artery)
-apheresis removal
aphth/o ulcer
apo- off; away
aponeur/o aponeurosis (type of tendon)
append/o appendix
appendic/o appendix
aque/o water
-ar pertaining to
arachn/o spider
-arche beginning
arsenic/o arsenic
arter/o artery
arteri/o artery
arteriol/o arteriole (small artery)
arthr/o joint
-arthria articulate (speak distinctly)
articul/o joint
-artresia closure, occlusion
atreto- closed, lacking an opening
-ary pertaining to
asbest/o asbestos
-ase enzyme
aspir/o removal
-assay to examine, analyze
-asthenia lack of strength
astr/o star, star-shaped
aque/o water
atel/o incomplete
ather/o plaque (fatty substance)
-ation process; condition
atri/o atrium (upper heart chamber)
atmo- steam, vapor
audi/o hearing
audit/o hearing
aur/o ear
auricul/o ear
auscult/o to listen
aut/o self; own
aut- self; own
auto- self; own
aux/o growth, acceleration
axill/o armpit
axi/o axis
azot/o urea; nitrogen
bacill/o bacilli (bacteria)
bacteri/o bacteria
balan/o glans penis
bar/o pressure; weight
bartholin/o Bartholin glands
bary- weight, pressure
-basia walking
bas/o base; opposite of acid
batho-, bathy- deep, depth
bi- two
bi/o life
bil/i bile; gall
bilirubin/o bilirubin
-blast embryonic; immature cell
-blastoma immature tumor (cells)
blenn/o mucus
blephar/o eyelid
bol/o cast; throw
-boulia will
brachi/o arm
brachy- short
brady- slow
brom/o bromine-containing compound, odor
bronch/o bronchial tube
bronchi/o bronchial tube
bronchiol/o bronchiole
bucc/o cheek
bunion/o bunion
burs/o bursa (sac of fluid near joints)
byssin/o cotton dust
cac/o bad
calc/o calcium
calcane/o calcaneus (heel bone)
calci/o calcium
calcul/o, -calculia to compute
cali/o calyx
calic/o calyx
calor/i heat
campt/o bent
capillar/o capillary (tiniest blood vessel)
capn/o carbon dioxide
-capnia carbon dioxide
caps/o, capsul/o capsule, container
carcin/o cancerous; cancer
cari/o caries, rottenness
cardi/o heart
carp/o wrist bones (carpals)
cata- down
-cataphasia affirmation
cathar/o, cathart/o cleansing, purging
-cathisia, -kathisia sitting
caud/o tail; lower part of body
caus/o burn; burning
cauter/o heat; burn
cav/o, cavit/o hollow, cavity
cec/o cecum (first part of colon)
-cele hernia
celi/o belly; abdomen
-centesis surgical puncture to remove fluid
centr/o center
cephal/o head
cerebell/o cerebellum (posterior part of the brain)
cerebr/o cerebrum (largest part of the brain)
cerumin/o cerumen
cervic/o neck; cervix (neck of uterus)
-chalasia relaxation
-chalasis relaxation
cheil/o lip
chem/o drug; chemical
-chezia defacation; elimination of wastes
chir/o hand
chlor/o green
chlorhydr/o hydrochloric acid
chol/e bile; gall
cholangi/o bile; vessel
cholecyst/o gallbladder
choledoch/o common bile duct
cholesterol/o cholesterol
chondr/o cartilage
chore/o dance
chori/o chorion (outermost membrane of the fetus)
chorion/o chorion
choroid/o choroid layer of eye
-chroia skin coloration
chrom/o color
chron/o time
chrys/o gold
chyl/o chyle
chym/o to pour
cib/o meal
-cide killing
-cidal pertaining to killing
cine/o movement
circum- around
cirrh/o orange-yellow
cis/o to cut
-clasis to break
-clast to break
claustr/o enclosed space
clavicul/o clavicle (collar bone)
cleid/o clavicle
clin/o to slope, bend
-clysis irragation; washing
coagul/o coagulation (clotting)
-coccus berry-shaped bacterium
coccyg/o coccyx (tail bone)
cochle/o cochlea (inner part of ear)
-coimesis sleeping
col/o colon (large intestine)
coll/a glue
colon/o colon (large intestine)
colp/o vagina
comat/o deep sleep
comi/o to care for
-coma deep sleep
con- together; with
coni/o dust
conjunctiv/o conjuctiva (lines of eyelids)
consci/o awareness, aware
constrict/o narrowing, binding
-constriction narrowing
contra- against; opposite
contus/o to bruise
cor/o pupil
core/o pupil
corne/o cornea
coron/o heart
corpor/o body
cortic/o cortex, outer region
cost/o rib
cox/o hip
crani/o skull
cras/o mixture; temperament
crin/o secrete
-crine to secrete; separate
-crit to separtate
critic/o crisis, dangerous
cry/o cold
crypt/o hidden
cubit/o elbow, forearm
culd/o cul-de-sac
cupr/o copper
-cusis hearing
cutane/o skin
cyan/o blue
cycl/o ciliary body of eye; cycle; circle
-cyesis pregnancy
cyst/o urinary bladder; cyst; sac of fluid
cyt/o cell
-cyte cell
-cytosis condition of cells; slight increase in numbers
dacry/o tear
dacryoaden/o tear gland
dacryocyst/o tear sac; lacriman sac
dactyl/o fingers; toes
de- lack of; down; less; removal of
dem/o people
dent/i tooth
derm/o skin
-derma skin
dermat/o skin
desicc/o drying
-desis to bind; tie together
dextr/o right
dia- complete; through
diaphor/o sweat
-dilation widening; stretching; expanding
dilat/o to enlarge, expand
dipl/o double
dips/o thirst
dis- apart, to separate
dist/o far; distant
dolich/o long
dolor/o pain
dors/o back (of body)
dorsi- back
-dote to give
-drome to run
duct/o to lead; carry
duoden/o duodenum
dur/o dura mater
dynam/o power, strength
-dynia pain
dys- bad: painful: difficult: abnormal
-eal pertaining to
ec- out; outside
echin/o spiny, prickly
echo- reflected sound
-ectasia dilation; dilatation; widening
-ectasis dilation; dilatation; widening
ecto- out; outside
ectro/o congenital absence
-ectomy removal; excision; resection
-edema swelling
eight octa-, octi-
-elasma flat plate
electr/o electricity
ele/o oil
em- in
-ema condition
embolo/o embolus
embry/o embryo
-emesis vomiting
-emia blood condition
-emic pertaining to blood condition
emmetr/o in due measure
-emphraxis stoppage, obstruction
en- in; within
enanti/o opposite, opposed
encephal/o brain
end- in; within
endo- in; within
enter/o intestines (usually small intestine)
eosin/o red; rosy; dawn-colored
epi- above; upon; on
epididym/o epididymis
epiglott/o epiglottis
episi/o vulva
epitheli/o skin; epithelium
equi- equality, equal
equin/o horse
-er one who
erg/o work
erethism/o irritation
erythem/o flushed; redness
erythr/o red
eschar/o scab
-esis action; condition; state of
eso- inward
esophag/o esophagus
esthes/o nervous sensation
esthesi/o nervous sensation
-esthesia nervous sensation
estr/o female
ethm/o sieve
eti/o cause
eu- good; normal
-eurysm widening
ex- out; away from
exanthemat/o rash
exo- out; away from
extra- outside
faci/o face
-facient to cause, make happen
fasci/o fascia (membrane supporting muscles)
febr/i fever
femor/o femur (thigh bone)
-ferent to carry
ferr/i, ferr/o iron
fet/o fetus
fibr/o fiber
fibros/o fibrous connective tissue
fibul/o fibula
-fication process of making
-fida split
fil/i, fil/o, filament/o threat, threadlike
five pent-, penta-, quinque-
flav/o yellow
flex/o to bend
fluor/o luminous
follicul/o follicle; small sac
fore- before, in front
-form resembling; in the shape of
four quadri, tetra-
frig/o, frigid/o cold
funct/o performance
fung/i fungus; mushroom (organism lacking chlorophyll)
furc/o forking; branching
fusc/o dark brown
-fusion to pour; to come together
galact/o milk
ganglion/o ganglion; collection of nerve cell bodies
gastr/o stomach
gel/o to freeze, congeal
gemell/o twins
-gen substance that produces
-genesis producing; forming
-genic produced by or in
geni/o chin
genit/o reproduction
ge/o earth, soil
ger/o old age
geront/o old age
gest/o pregnancy
gester/o pregnancy
gigant/o huge
gingiv/o gum
glauc/o gray
gli/o glial cells; neuroglial cells
-globin protein
-globulin protein
glomerul/o glomerulus
gloss/o tongue
gluc/o glucose; sugar
glyc/o glucose; sugar
glycogen/o glycogen; animal starch
glycos/o glucose; sugar
gnath/o jaw
gnos/o knowledge
gon/o seed
gonad/o sex glands
goni/o angle
-grade to go
-gram record
granul/o granule(s)
-graph instrument for recording
graph/o writing
-graphy process of recording
gravid/o pregnancy
-gravida pregnant woman
gynec/o woman; female
gyr/o circle, spiral
half demi, hemi, semi
hallucin/o hallucination
hapl/o simple, single
helc/o ulcer
heli/o sun
-helminth worm
hem/o blood
hemat/o blood
hemi- half
hemoglobin/o hemoglobin
hepat/o liver
heredo- heredity
herni/o hernia
-hexia habit
hidr/o sweat
hirsut/o hairy
hirund/i leech
hist/o tissue
histi/o tissue
holo- entire, complete
home/o sameness; unchanging; constant
hormon/o hormone
hymen/o hymen
humer/o humerous
hydr/o water
hygr/o moisture
hyper- above; excessive
hypn/o sleep
hypo- deficient; below; under; less than normal
hypophys/o pituitary gland
hypothalam/o hypothalamus
hypsi- high
hyster/o uterus; womb
-ia condition
-iac pertaining to
-iasis abnormal condition
iatr/o physician; treatment
-ic pertaining to
-ical pertaining to
ichthy/o dry; scaly
-ician specialist
-icle small
ide/o idea, mental images
idi/o unknown; individual; distinct
ile/o ileum
ili/o ilium
immun/o immune; protection; safe
in- in; into; not
-in a substance
-ine a substance
-ine pertaining to
infra- below; inferior to; beneath
inguin/o groin
insulin/o insulin (pancreatic hormone)
inter- between
intra- within; into
iod/o iodine
ion/o ion; to wander
-ion process
-ior pertaining to
ipsi- same
ir- in
ir/o iris (colored portion of eye)
irid/o iris (colored portion of eye)
is/o same; equal
isch/o to hold back; back
ischi/o ischium (part of hip bone)
-ism process; condition
-ist specialist
ithy- erect, straight
-itis inflammation
-ium structure; tissue
ixod/i ticks
juxta- near
jaund/o yellow
jejun/o jejunum
kal/i potassium
kary/o nucleus
kel/o tumor, fibrous growth
kerat/o cornea; hard, horny tissue
keraun/o lightning
kern- nucleus (collection of nerve cells in the brain)
ket/o ketones; acetones
keton/o ketones; acetones
kines/o movement
kinesi/o movement
-kinesis movement
klept/o to steal
koil/o hollow, concave, depressed
kraur/o dry
kym/o waves
kyph/o humpback
-labile unstable, perishable
labi/o lip
lacrim/o tear; tear duct; lacrimal duct
lact/o milk
lal/o, -lalia speech, babble
lamin/o lamina
lampr/o clear
lapar/o abdominal wall; abdomen
-lapse to slide, fall, sag
laryng/o larynx (voice box)
later/o side
lecith/o yolk, ovum
lei/o smooth
leiomy/o smooth (visceral) muscle
-lemma sheath; covering
lepid/o plakes, scales
lepr/o leprosy
-lepsy seizure
lept/o thin, slender
-leptic to seize, take hold of
leth/o death
leuk/o white
levo- left
lex/o word; phrase
-lexia word; phrase
lien/o spleen
ligament/o ligament
ligat/o binding, tying
lim/o hunger
lingu/o tongue
lip/o fat; lipid
-lipsis omit, fail
-listhesis condition of stones
lith/o stone, calculus
-lithotomy incision (for removal) of a stone
lob/o lobe
logad/o whites of the eyes
-logist specialist
log/o study
-logy study (process of)
loph/o ridge
lord/o curve; swayback
lox/o oblique, slanting
-lucent to shine
lumb/o lower back; loin
lumin/o light
lute/o yellow
lux/o to slide
lymph/o lymph
ly/o to dissolve, loosen
lymphaden/o limph gland (node)
lymphangi/o lymph vessel
-lysis breakdown; separation; destruction; loosening
-lytic to reduce, destroy, separate; breakdown
macro- large
mal- bad
-malacia softening
malleol/o malleolus
mamm/o breast
mandibul/o mandible (lower jaw bone)
-mania obsessive preoccupation
-masesis mastication, chewing
mast/o breast
mastoid/o mastoid process (behind the ear)
maxill/o maxilla (upper jaw bone)
meat/o meatus (opening)
medi/o middle
medic/o to heal, healing
mediastin/o mediastinum
medi/o middle
medull/o medulla (inner section); middle; soft, marrow
mega- large
-megaly enlargement
melan/o black
mel/o limb, limbs
men/o menses; menstruation
mening/o meninges (membranes covering the spinal cord & brain)
meningi/o meninges
ment/o mind; chin
mer/o part
meso- middle
meta- change; beyond
metacarp/o metacarpals (hand bones)
metatars/o metatarsals (foot bones)
-meter measure
method/o procedure, technique
metr/o uterus (womb); measure
metri/o uterus (womb)
-metry process of measuring
mi/o smaller; less
micro- small
-mimesis imitation, simulation
-mimetic mimic; copy
-mission to send
-mnesia memory
mogi- difficult
mon/o one; single
morph/o shape; form
mort/o death
-mortem death
-motor movement
muc/o mucus
mucos/o mucous membrane (mucosa)
multi- many
muscul/o muscle
mut/a genetic change
mutagen/o causing genetic change
my/o muscle
myc/o fungus
mydr/o wide
myel/o spinal cord; bone marrow
myocardi/o myocardium (heart muscle)
myom/o muscle tumor
myos/o muscle
myring/o tympanic membrane (eardrum)
myx/o mucus
narc/o numbness; stupor; sleep
nas/o nose
nat/i birth
natr/o sodium
necr/o death
nect/o to bind, tie, connect
neo- new
nephr/o kidney
neur/o nerve
neutr/o neither; neutral; neutrophil
nid/o nest
nine noni-
noci- to cause harm, injury or pain
noct/o night
nod/o knot
-noia mind, will
nom/o custom, law
nomen- name
norm/o rule; order
nos/o disease
nucle/o nucleus
nulli- none
nutri/o, nutrit/o to nourish
nyct/o night
obstetr/o pregnancy; birth
ocul/o eye
odont/o tooth
odyn/o pain
-oid resembling; derived from
-ole little; small
ole/o oil
olecran/o olecranon (elbow)
olig/o scanty
om/o shoulder
-oma tumor; mass; fluid collection
omphal/o umbilicus (navel)
onc/o tumor
-one hormone
one mono, uni
one and a half bi, di
onych/o nail (of fingers or toes)
o/o egg
oophor/o ovary
-opaque obscure
ophry/o eyebrow
ophthalm/o eye
-opia vision condition
opisth/o backward, behind
-opsia vision condition
-opsy view of
opt/o eye; vision
optic/o eye; vision
-or one who
or/o mouth
orch/o testis
orchi/o testis
orchid/o testis
-orexia appetite
organ/o organ
orth/o straight
osche/o scrotum
-ose full of; pertaining to; sugar
-osis condition, usually abnormal
-osmia smell
osphresi/o sense of smell
ossicul/o ossicle (small bone)
oste/o bone
-ostosis condition of bone
ot/o ear
-otia ear condition
-ous pertaining to
ov/o egg
ovari/o ovary
ovul/o egg
ox/o oxygen
-oxia oxygen
oxy- swift; sharpp; acid
oxysm/o sudden
pachy- heavy; thick
-pagus conjoined twins
palat/o palate (roof of mouth)
pale/o old
pali- recurrence, repetition
palliat/o to soothe, relieve
palpebr/o eyelid
palp/o, palpat/o to touch gently
palpit/o flutter, throbbing
pan- all
pancreat/o pancreas
pant/o all, whole
papill/o nipple-like; optic disc
papul/o papule, pimple
par- other than; abnormal
para- near; beside; abnormal; apart from; along the side of
-para to bear, bring forth (live births)
-parous to bear, bring forth
parasit/o parasite
parathyroid/o parathyroid glands
-paresis weakness
-pareunia sexual intercourse
-partum birth; labor
patell/a patella
patell/o patela
path/o disease
-pathy disease; emotion
pector/o chest
pedicul/o louse
ped/o child; foot
pelv/i pelvis; hip region
pelv/o pelvis; hip region
pend/o to hang
-penia deficiency
-pepsia digestion
per- through
percuss/o to tap
peri- surrounding
perine/o perineum
peritone/o peritoneum
per/o deformed, maimed
perone/o fibula
perspir/o breathe through
petr/o stone, petrous region of temporal bone
-pexy fixation; to put in place
phac/o lens of eye
phag/o eat; swallow
-phage eat; swallow
-phagia eating; swallowing
phak/o lens of eye
phalang/o phalanges (of fingers and toes)
phall/o penis
phaner/o visible, apparent
pharmac/o drug
pharmaceut/o drug
pharyng/o throat (pharynx)
phas/o speech
-phasia speech
phe/o dusky; dark
-pheresis removal
phil/o like; love; attraction to
-phil attraction for
-philia attraction for
phim/o muzzle
phleb/o vein
phob/o fear
-phobia fear
phon/o voice; sound
-phonia voice; sound
-phor/o to bear
-phoresis carrying; transmission
-phoria to bear, carry; feeling (mental state)
phosphat/o phosphate
phot/o light
phren/o diaphragm; mind
-phthisis wasting away
-phylaxis protection
phyl/o race, species, type
physi/o nature; function
physic/o physical, natural
-physis to grow
phys/o air, gas
phyt/o plant
-phyte plant
picr/o bitter
pies/i, -piesis pressure
pil/o hair
pimel/o fat, fatty
pineal/o pineal gland
pin/o to drink
pituitar/o pituitary gland
-plakia plaque
plan/o flat, level, wandering
plant/o sole of the foot
plas/o development; formation
-plasia development; formation
-plasm formation; structure
-plastic pertaining to formation
-plasty surgical repair
platy- broad, flat
ple/o more; many
-plegia paralysis; palsy
-plegic paralysis; palsy
pleur/o pleura
plex/o plexus; network (of nerves)
-pnea breathing
pneum/o lung; air; gas
pneumon/o lung; air; gas
pod/o foot
-poiesis formation
-poietin substance that forms
poikil/o varied; irregular
pol/o extreme
polio- gray matter (of brain or spinal cord)
poly- many; much
polyp/o polyp; small growth
pont/o pons ( a part of the brain)
por/o, -pore opening, passageway
-porosis condition of pores (spaces)
-posia drinking
posit/o arrangement, place
post- after; behind
poster/o back (of body); behind
-prandial meal
-praxia action
pre- before; in front of
presby/o old age
primi- first
pro- before; forward
proct/o anus and rectum
pros- before; forward
pros/o forward, anterior
prosop/o face
prostat/o prostate gland
prot/o first
prote/o protein
proxim/o near
prurit/o itching
psamm/o sand, sand-like material
pseudo- FALSE
psor/o itching
psych/o mind
psychr/o cold
-pterygium abnormality of the conjunctiva
-ptosis droop; sag; prolapse; protrude
ptyal/o saliva
-ptysis spitting
pub/o pubis (anterior part of hip bone)
pulmon/o lung
puls/o, pulsat/o to beat, beating
-puncture to pierce a surface
pupill/o pupil (dark center of eye)
purpur/i purple
purul/o pus
py/o pus
pycn/o thick, dense
pyel/o renal pelvis
pyl/e portal vein
pylor/o pylorus; pyloric sphincter
pyr/o fever; fire
pyret/o fever
pyrex/o fever
quadri- four, square
qual- quality, characteristic
quant- how much
quasi- to some degree, as if
quart- fourth, four
quer- to seek, search
quercin oak
quint- fifth, five
quota- how many
rachi/o spinal column; vertebrae
radi/o x-rays; radioactivity; radius (lateral lower arm bone)
radicul/o nerve root
re- back; again; backward
-receptor, -ceptor receiver
rect/o rectum
ren/o kidney
respir/o breath
resuscit/o to revive
reticul/o network
retin/o retina
retro- behind; back; backward
rhabd/o rod
rhabdomy/o striated (skeletal) muscle
rhe/o flow, current, stream
rheumat/o watery flow
rhin/o nose
rhiz/o root
rhod/o red, rosy
rhytid/o wrinkle
roentgen/o x-rays
rose/o rosy
rot/o, rotat/o turn, revolve
-rrhage bursting forth (of blood)
-rrhagia bursting forth (of blood)
-rrhaphy suture
-rrhea flow; discharge
-rrhexis rupture
rhythm/o rhythm
rubr/o, rubr/i red
sacchar/o sugar
sacr/o sacrum
salping/o fallopian tube; auditory (eustachian) tube
-salpinx fallopian tube; oviduct
sangu/i blood
sanit/a health
sapr/o rotten, decay
sarc/o flesh (connective tissue)
scapul/o scapula; shoulder blade
-schisis to split
schist/o split, cleft
schiz/o split
sinistr/o left
scint/i spark
scirrh/o hard
scler/o sclera (white of eye)
-sclerosis hardening
scolec/o worm
scoli/o crooked; bent
-scope instrument for visual examination
-scopy visual examination
scot/o darkness
seb/o sebum
sebace/o sebum
sect/o to cut
semi- half
semin/i semen; seed
-sepsis putrefaction
seps/o infection
sept/o partition
ser/o serum, serous
seven hepta-, sept-, septi-
sial/o saliva
sialaden/o salivary gland
sider/o iron
sigmoid/o sigmoid colon
silic/o glass
sinus/o sinus
-sis state of; condition
sit/o food
six hex-, hexa-, sex-
skelet/o skeleton
-sol solution
somat/o body
-some body
somn/o sleep
-somnia sleep
son/o sound
-spadia to tear; cut
span/o scanty, scarce
-spasm sudden contraction of muscles
spectr/o image, spectrum
sperm/o spermatozoa; sperm cells
spermat/o spermatozoa; sperm cells
sphen/o wedge; sphenoid bone
spher/o globe-shaped; round
sphygm/o pulse
-sphyxia pulse
splanchn/o viscera (internal organs)
spin/o spine (backbone)
spir/o to breathe
splen/o spleen
spondyl/o vertebra (backbone)
squam/o scale
-stalsis contraction
staped/o stapes (middle ear bone)
staphyl/o clusters; uvula
-stabile stable, fixed
-stalsis contraction
staped/o stapes
-stasis to stop; control; place
-stat device/instrument for keeping something stationary
-static pertaining to stopping; controlling
steat/o fat; sebum
sten/o narrowed, constricted
-stenosis tightening; stricture
ster/o solid structure; steroid
stere/o solid; three-dimensional
stern/o sternum (breastbone)
steth/o chest
-sthenia strength
stich/o rows
stigmat/o mark, point
-stitial to set; pertaining to standing or positioned
stomat/o mouth
-stomia condition of the mouth
-stomy new opening (to form a mouth)
strept/o twisted chains
-stroma supporting tissue of an organ
styl/o pole or stake
sub- under; below
submaxill/o mandible (lower jaw bone)
succ/o juice
sud/o sweat
super- above, beyond
-suppression to stop
supra- above; upper
sym- together; with
symptom/o occurrence
syn- together; with
synaps/o, synapt/o point of contact, to join
syncop/o to cut off, cut short; faint
syndesm/o ligament
synov/o synovia; synovial membrane; sheath around a tendon
syring/o tube
system/o system
systol/o contraction
tachy- fast
tal/o talus
tars/o tarsus; hindfoot or ankle
tauto- identical, same
tax/o order; coordination
techn/o skill, art
tel/o complete
tele/o distant
temp/o, tempor/o period of time, the temples
ten deca-
ten/o tendon
tendin/o tendon
-tension pressure
tens/o stretched, strained
tephr/o gray (ashen)
terat/o monster; malformed fetus
test/o testis
tetan/o tetanus
tetra- four
thalam/o thalamus
thalass/o sea
thanat/o death
the/o put; place
thec/o sheath
thel/o nipple
therapeut/o treatment
-therapy treatment
therm/o heat
thorac/o chest
-thorax chest; pleural cavity
three tri-
thromb/o clot
-tropia to turn
thym/o thymus gland
-thymia mind (condition of)
-thymic pertaining to mind
thyr/o thyroid gland; sheild
thyroid/o thyroid gland
tibi/o tibia (shin bone)
-tic pertaining to
toc/o labor; birth
-tocia labor; birth (condition of)
-tocin labor; birth (a substance for)
tom/o to cut
-tome instrument to cut
-tomy process of cutting
ton/o tension
tone/o to stretch
tonsill/o tonsil
top/o place; position; location
torso twisted
tox/o poison
toxic/o poison
trache/o trachea (windpipe)
trans- across; through
traumat/o trauma, injury, wound
trem/o, tremul/o shaking, trembling
-tresia opening
tri- three
trich/o hair
trigon/o trigone (area within the bladder)
tri/o to sort out, sorting
-tripsy to crush
troph/o nourishment; development
-trophy nourishment; development (condition of)
-tropia to turn
-tropic turning
-tropin stimulate; act on
tub/o tube
tumesc/o, -tumescence swelling
tympan/o tympanic membrane (eardrum); middle ear
-type classification; picture
typhl/o cecum, blindness
-ule little; small
uln/o ulna (middle lower arm bone)
ul/o scar, scarring
ultra- beyond; excess
-um structure; tissue; thing
umbilic/o umbilicus (navel)
ungu/o nail
uni- one
uran/o palate
-uresis urination
ur/o urine; urinary tract
ureter/o ureter
urethr/o urethra
-uria urination; condition of urine
uric/o urine condition
urin/o urine
-us structure; thing
uter/o uterus (womb)
uve/o uvea, vascular layer of eye (iris, choroid, ciliary body)
uvul/o uvula
vaccin/o vaccine
vag/o vagus nerve
vagin/o vagina
valv/o valve
valvul/o valve
varic/o varicose veins
vas/o vessel; duct; vas deferens
vascul/o vessel (blood)
ven/o vein
ven/i vein
vener/o venereal (sexual contact)
ventil/o to aerate, oxygenate
ventr/o belly side of body
ventricul/o ventricle (of heart or brain)
venul/o venule (small vein)
verm/i worm
verruc/i wart
-verse to turn
-version to turn
vers/o, -verse turn, turning
vertebr/o vertebra (backbone)
vesic/o urinary bladder
vesicul/o seminal vesicle
vestibul/o vestibule of the inner ear
vir/o virus
viscer/o internal organs
vit/o life
vitr/o vitreous body (of the eye)
vitre/o glass
viv/o life
-volemia blood volume
volv/o, volut/o to roll
vulv/o vulva
-ward in the direction of
-where location e.g. anywhere
-wise direction e.g. clockwise
with- together, united
xanth/o yellow
xen/o stranger, foreigner
xer/o dry, dryness
xiph/o or xiphi- sword shaped
xylo- wood e.g. xylum
xys- file, scrape
-y condition; process
yalos Glass
ydor Water
-yne ending for alkynes
yocto- prefix: one septillionth part of; the factor 10: yoctosecond
yoeides U-shaped
-yl suffix - a monovalent hydrocarbon radical
e.g. ethyl
-ylene suffix - A bivalent organic radical
yper Above
ypo Under
ypsi High
ystera Uterus
zeo- boil
zinco- Pertaining to or containing the element zinc
zo/o animal life
zon- girdle, belt
zyg/o union, junction, pair, yoke, tied together
zym/o enzyme, ferment
-zyme enzyme


#12734 De: Jorge Sobrino <spjc_86@...>
Fecha: Jue, 29 de Mar, 2012 8:42 pm
Asunto: RE: Duda respecto conectivo
spjc_86
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Pues mira... Cuando usas el conectivo "o", este por regla no lleva tilde, pero
antiguamente se usaba "ó" cuando quieres conectar números.

se usaba o se sigue usando según veo, para diferenciarla con el 0 (cero)

Por eso se tilda la "ó"
5 ó 6
5 o seis
Cinco o seis

Es solo para diferenciar de "0" pero solo entre números

Espero haber resuelto tus dudas

#12735 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Vie, 30 de Mar, 2012 7:54 pm
Asunto: Medical Terminology (Prefixes, Root, Suffixes) Part 2
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lymph/o lymph
ly/o to dissolve, loosen
lymphaden/o limph gland (node)
lymphangi/o lymph vessel
-lysis breakdown; separation; destruction; loosening
-lytic to reduce, destroy, separate; breakdown
macro- large
mal- bad
-malacia softening
malleol/o malleolus
mamm/o breast
mandibul/o mandible (lower jaw bone)
-mania obsessive preoccupation
-masesis mastication, chewing
mast/o breast
mastoid/o mastoid process (behind the ear)
maxill/o maxilla (upper jaw bone)
meat/o meatus (opening)
medi/o middle
medic/o to heal, healing
mediastin/o mediastinum
medi/o middle
medull/o medulla (inner section); middle; soft, marrow
mega- large
-megaly enlargement
melan/o black
mel/o limb, limbs
men/o menses; menstruation
mening/o meninges (membranes covering the spinal cord & brain)
meningi/o meninges
ment/o mind; chin
mer/o part
meso- middle
meta- change; beyond
metacarp/o metacarpals (hand bones)
metatars/o metatarsals (foot bones)
-meter measure
method/o procedure, technique
metr/o uterus (womb); measure
metri/o uterus (womb)
-metry process of measuring
mi/o smaller; less
micro- small
-mimesis imitation, simulation
-mimetic mimic; copy
-mission to send
-mnesia memory
mogi- difficult
mon/o one; single
morph/o shape; form
mort/o death
-mortem death
-motor movement
muc/o mucus
mucos/o mucous membrane (mucosa)
multi- many
muscul/o muscle
mut/a genetic change
mutagen/o causing genetic change
my/o muscle
myc/o fungus
mydr/o wide
myel/o spinal cord; bone marrow
myocardi/o myocardium (heart muscle)
myom/o muscle tumor
myos/o muscle
myring/o tympanic membrane (eardrum)
myx/o mucus
narc/o numbness; stupor; sleep
nas/o nose
nat/i birth
natr/o sodium
necr/o death
nect/o to bind, tie, connect
neo- new
nephr/o kidney
neur/o nerve
neutr/o neither; neutral; neutrophil
nid/o nest
nine noni-
noci- to cause harm, injury or pain
noct/o night
nod/o knot
-noia mind, will
nom/o custom, law
nomen- name
norm/o rule; order
nos/o disease
nucle/o nucleus
nulli- none
nutri/o, nutrit/o to nourish
nyct/o night
obstetr/o pregnancy; birth
ocul/o eye
odont/o tooth
odyn/o pain
-oid resembling; derived from
-ole little; small
ole/o oil
olecran/o olecranon (elbow)
olig/o scanty
om/o shoulder
-oma tumor; mass; fluid collection
omphal/o umbilicus (navel)
onc/o tumor
-one hormone
one mono, uni
one and a half bi, di
onych/o nail (of fingers or toes)
o/o egg
oophor/o ovary
-opaque obscure
ophry/o eyebrow
ophthalm/o eye
-opia vision condition
opisth/o backward, behind
-opsia vision condition
-opsy view of
opt/o eye; vision
optic/o eye; vision
-or one who
or/o mouth
orch/o testis
orchi/o testis
orchid/o testis
-orexia appetite
organ/o organ
orth/o straight
osche/o scrotum
-ose full of; pertaining to; sugar
-osis condition, usually abnormal
-osmia smell
osphresi/o sense of smell
ossicul/o ossicle (small bone)
oste/o bone
-ostosis condition of bone
ot/o ear
-otia ear condition
-ous pertaining to
ov/o egg
ovari/o ovary
ovul/o egg
ox/o oxygen
-oxia oxygen
oxy- swift; sharpp; acid
oxysm/o sudden
pachy- heavy; thick
-pagus conjoined twins
palat/o palate (roof of mouth)
pale/o old
pali- recurrence, repetition
palliat/o to soothe, relieve
palpebr/o eyelid
palp/o, palpat/o to touch gently
palpit/o flutter, throbbing
pan- all
pancreat/o pancreas
pant/o all, whole
papill/o nipple-like; optic disc
papul/o papule, pimple
par- other than; abnormal
para- near; beside; abnormal; apart from; along the side of
-para to bear, bring forth (live births)
-parous to bear, bring forth
parasit/o parasite
parathyroid/o parathyroid glands
-paresis weakness
-pareunia sexual intercourse
-partum birth; labor
patell/a patella
patell/o patela
path/o disease
-pathy disease; emotion
pector/o chest
pedicul/o louse
ped/o child; foot
pelv/i pelvis; hip region
pelv/o pelvis; hip region
pend/o to hang
-penia deficiency
-pepsia digestion
per- through
percuss/o to tap
peri- surrounding
perine/o perineum
peritone/o peritoneum
per/o deformed, maimed
perone/o fibula
perspir/o breathe through
petr/o stone, petrous region of temporal bone
-pexy fixation; to put in place
phac/o lens of eye
phag/o eat; swallow
-phage eat; swallow
-phagia eating; swallowing
phak/o lens of eye
phalang/o phalanges (of fingers and toes)
phall/o penis
phaner/o visible, apparent
pharmac/o drug
pharmaceut/o drug
pharyng/o throat (pharynx)
phas/o speech
-phasia speech
phe/o dusky; dark
-pheresis removal
phil/o like; love; attraction to
-phil attraction for
-philia attraction for
phim/o muzzle
phleb/o vein
phob/o fear
-phobia fear
phon/o voice; sound
-phonia voice; sound
-phor/o to bear
-phoresis carrying; transmission
-phoria to bear, carry; feeling (mental state)
phosphat/o phosphate
phot/o light
phren/o diaphragm; mind
-phthisis wasting away
-phylaxis protection
phyl/o race, species, type
physi/o nature; function
physic/o physical, natural
-physis to grow
phys/o air, gas
phyt/o plant
-phyte plant
picr/o bitter
pies/i, -piesis pressure
pil/o hair
pimel/o fat, fatty
pineal/o pineal gland
pin/o to drink
pituitar/o pituitary gland
-plakia plaque
plan/o flat, level, wandering
plant/o sole of the foot
plas/o development; formation
-plasia development; formation
-plasm formation; structure
-plastic pertaining to formation
-plasty surgical repair
platy- broad, flat
ple/o more; many
-plegia paralysis; palsy
-plegic paralysis; palsy
pleur/o pleura
plex/o plexus; network (of nerves)
-pnea breathing
pneum/o lung; air; gas
pneumon/o lung; air; gas
pod/o foot
-poiesis formation
-poietin substance that forms
poikil/o varied; irregular
pol/o extreme
polio- gray matter (of brain or spinal cord)
poly- many; much
polyp/o polyp; small growth
pont/o pons ( a part of the brain)
por/o, -pore opening, passageway
-porosis condition of pores (spaces)
-posia drinking
posit/o arrangement, place
post- after; behind
poster/o back (of body); behind
-prandial meal
-praxia action
pre- before; in front of
presby/o old age
primi- first
pro- before; forward
proct/o anus and rectum
pros- before; forward
pros/o forward, anterior
prosop/o face
prostat/o prostate gland
prot/o first
prote/o protein
proxim/o near
prurit/o itching
psamm/o sand, sand-like material
pseudo- FALSE
psor/o itching
psych/o mind
psychr/o cold
-pterygium abnormality of the conjunctiva
-ptosis droop; sag; prolapse; protrude
ptyal/o saliva
-ptysis spitting
pub/o pubis (anterior part of hip bone)
pulmon/o lung
puls/o, pulsat/o to beat, beating
-puncture to pierce a surface
pupill/o pupil (dark center of eye)
purpur/i purple
purul/o pus
py/o pus
pycn/o thick, dense
pyel/o renal pelvis
pyl/e portal vein
pylor/o pylorus; pyloric sphincter
pyr/o fever; fire
pyret/o fever
pyrex/o fever
quadri- four, square
qual- quality, characteristic
quant- how much
quasi- to some degree, as if
quart- fourth, four
quer- to seek, search
quercin oak
quint- fifth, five
quota- how many
rachi/o spinal column; vertebrae
radi/o x-rays; radioactivity; radius (lateral lower arm bone)
radicul/o nerve root
re- back; again; backward
-receptor, -ceptor receiver
rect/o rectum
ren/o kidney
respir/o breath
resuscit/o to revive
reticul/o network
retin/o retina
retro- behind; back; backward
rhabd/o rod
rhabdomy/o striated (skeletal) muscle
rhe/o flow, current, stream
rheumat/o watery flow
rhin/o nose
rhiz/o root
rhod/o red, rosy
rhytid/o wrinkle
roentgen/o x-rays
rose/o rosy
rot/o, rotat/o turn, revolve
-rrhage bursting forth (of blood)
-rrhagia bursting forth (of blood)
-rrhaphy suture
-rrhea flow; discharge
-rrhexis rupture
rhythm/o rhythm
rubr/o, rubr/i red
sacchar/o sugar
sacr/o sacrum
salping/o fallopian tube; auditory (eustachian) tube
-salpinx fallopian tube; oviduct
sangu/i blood
sanit/a health
sapr/o rotten, decay
sarc/o flesh (connective tissue)
scapul/o scapula; shoulder blade
-schisis to split
schist/o split, cleft
schiz/o split
sinistr/o left
scint/i spark
scirrh/o hard
scler/o sclera (white of eye)
-sclerosis hardening
scolec/o worm
scoli/o crooked; bent
-scope instrument for visual examination
-scopy visual examination
scot/o darkness
seb/o sebum
sebace/o sebum
sect/o to cut
semi- half
semin/i semen; seed
-sepsis putrefaction
seps/o infection
sept/o partition
ser/o serum, serous
seven hepta-, sept-, septi-
sial/o saliva
sialaden/o salivary gland
sider/o iron
sigmoid/o sigmoid colon
silic/o glass
sinus/o sinus
-sis state of; condition
sit/o food
six hex-, hexa-, sex-
skelet/o skeleton
-sol solution
somat/o body
-some body
somn/o sleep
-somnia sleep
son/o sound
-spadia to tear; cut
span/o scanty, scarce
-spasm sudden contraction of muscles
spectr/o image, spectrum
sperm/o spermatozoa; sperm cells
spermat/o spermatozoa; sperm cells
sphen/o wedge; sphenoid bone
spher/o globe-shaped; round
sphygm/o pulse
-sphyxia pulse
splanchn/o viscera (internal organs)
spin/o spine (backbone)
spir/o to breathe
splen/o spleen
spondyl/o vertebra (backbone)
squam/o scale
-stalsis contraction
staped/o stapes (middle ear bone)
staphyl/o clusters; uvula
-stabile stable, fixed
-stalsis contraction
staped/o stapes
-stasis to stop; control; place
-stat device/instrument for keeping something stationary
-static pertaining to stopping; controlling
steat/o fat; sebum
sten/o narrowed, constricted
-stenosis tightening; stricture
ster/o solid structure; steroid
stere/o solid; three-dimensional
stern/o sternum (breastbone)
steth/o chest
-sthenia strength
stich/o rows
stigmat/o mark, point
-stitial to set; pertaining to standing or positioned
stomat/o mouth
-stomia condition of the mouth
-stomy new opening (to form a mouth)
strept/o twisted chains
-stroma supporting tissue of an organ
styl/o pole or stake
sub- under; below
submaxill/o mandible (lower jaw bone)
succ/o juice
sud/o sweat
super- above, beyond
-suppression to stop
supra- above; upper
sym- together; with
symptom/o occurrence
syn- together; with
synaps/o, synapt/o point of contact, to join
syncop/o to cut off, cut short; faint
syndesm/o ligament
synov/o synovia; synovial membrane; sheath around a tendon
syring/o tube
system/o system
systol/o contraction
tachy- fast
tal/o talus
tars/o tarsus; hindfoot or ankle
tauto- identical, same
tax/o order; coordination
techn/o skill, art
tel/o complete
tele/o distant
temp/o, tempor/o period of time, the temples
ten deca-
ten/o tendon
tendin/o tendon
-tension pressure
tens/o stretched, strained
tephr/o gray (ashen)
terat/o monster; malformed fetus
test/o testis
tetan/o tetanus
tetra- four
thalam/o thalamus
thalass/o sea
thanat/o death
the/o put; place
thec/o sheath
thel/o nipple
therapeut/o treatment
-therapy treatment
therm/o heat
thorac/o chest
-thorax chest; pleural cavity
three tri-
thromb/o clot
-tropia to turn
thym/o thymus gland
-thymia mind (condition of)
-thymic pertaining to mind
thyr/o thyroid gland; sheild
thyroid/o thyroid gland
tibi/o tibia (shin bone)
-tic pertaining to
toc/o labor; birth
-tocia labor; birth (condition of)
-tocin labor; birth (a substance for)
tom/o to cut
-tome instrument to cut
-tomy process of cutting
ton/o tension
tone/o to stretch
tonsill/o tonsil
top/o place; position; location
torso twisted
tox/o poison
toxic/o poison
trache/o trachea (windpipe)
trans- across; through
traumat/o trauma, injury, wound
trem/o, tremul/o shaking, trembling
-tresia opening
tri- three
trich/o hair
trigon/o trigone (area within the bladder)
tri/o to sort out, sorting
-tripsy to crush
troph/o nourishment; development
-trophy nourishment; development (condition of)
-tropia to turn
-tropic turning
-tropin stimulate; act on
tub/o tube
tumesc/o, -tumescence swelling
tympan/o tympanic membrane (eardrum); middle ear
-type classification; picture
typhl/o cecum, blindness
-ule little; small
uln/o ulna (middle lower arm bone)
ul/o scar, scarring
ultra- beyond; excess
-um structure; tissue; thing
umbilic/o umbilicus (navel)
ungu/o nail
uni- one
uran/o palate
-uresis urination
ur/o urine; urinary tract
ureter/o ureter
urethr/o urethra
-uria urination; condition of urine
uric/o urine condition
urin/o urine
-us structure; thing
uter/o uterus (womb)
uve/o uvea, vascular layer of eye (iris, choroid, ciliary body)
uvul/o uvula
vaccin/o vaccine
vag/o vagus nerve
vagin/o vagina
valv/o valve
valvul/o valve
varic/o varicose veins
vas/o vessel; duct; vas deferens
vascul/o vessel (blood)
ven/o vein
ven/i vein
vener/o venereal (sexual contact)
ventil/o to aerate, oxygenate
ventr/o belly side of body
ventricul/o ventricle (of heart or brain)
venul/o venule (small vein)
verm/i worm
verruc/i wart
-verse to turn
-version to turn
vers/o, -verse turn, turning
vertebr/o vertebra (backbone)
vesic/o urinary bladder
vesicul/o seminal vesicle
vestibul/o vestibule of the inner ear
vir/o virus
viscer/o internal organs
vit/o life
vitr/o vitreous body (of the eye)
vitre/o glass
viv/o life
-volemia blood volume
volv/o, volut/o to roll
vulv/o vulva
-ward in the direction of
-where location e.g. anywhere
-wise direction e.g. clockwise
with- together, united
xanth/o yellow
xen/o stranger, foreigner
xer/o dry, dryness
xiph/o or xiphi- sword shaped
xylo- wood e.g. xylum
xys- file, scrape
-y condition; process
yalos Glass
ydor Water
-yne ending for alkynes
yocto- prefix: one septillionth part of; the factor 10: yoctosecond
yoeides U-shaped
-yl suffix - a monovalent hydrocarbon radical
e.g. ethyl
-ylene suffix - A bivalent organic radical
yper Above
ypo Under
ypsi High
ystera Uterus
zeo- boil
zinco- Pertaining to or containing the element zinc
zo/o animal life
zon- girdle, belt
zyg/o union, junction, pair, yoke, tied together
zym/o enzyme, ferment
-zyme enzyme

#12736 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Vie, 30 de Mar, 2012 7:58 pm
Asunto: Medical Terminology (Prefixes, Roots, Suffixes) Part 3
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vascul/o vessel (blood)
ven/o vein
ven/i vein
vener/o venereal (sexual contact)
ventil/o to aerate, oxygenate
ventr/o belly side of body
ventricul/o ventricle (of heart or brain)
venul/o venule (small vein)
verm/i worm
verruc/i wart
-verse to turn
-version to turn
vers/o, -verse turn, turning
vertebr/o vertebra (backbone)
vesic/o urinary bladder
vesicul/o seminal vesicle
vestibul/o vestibule of the inner ear
vir/o virus
viscer/o internal organs
vit/o life
vitr/o vitreous body (of the eye)
vitre/o glass
viv/o life
-volemia blood volume
volv/o, volut/o to roll
vulv/o vulva
-ward in the direction of
-where location e.g. anywhere
-wise direction e.g. clockwise
with- together, united
xanth/o yellow
xen/o stranger, foreigner
xer/o dry, dryness
xiph/o or xiphi- sword shaped
xylo- wood e.g. xylum
xys- file, scrape
-y condition; process
yalos Glass
ydor Water
-yne ending for alkynes
yocto- prefix: one septillionth part of; the factor 10: yoctosecond
yoeides U-shaped
-yl suffix - a monovalent hydrocarbon radical
e.g. ethyl
-ylene suffix - A bivalent organic radical
yper Above
ypo Under
ypsi High
ystera Uterus
zeo- boil
zinco- Pertaining to or containing the element zinc
zo/o animal life
zon- girdle, belt
zyg/o union, junction, pair, yoke, tied together
zym/o enzyme, ferment
-zyme enzyme

#12737 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Lun, 2 de Abr, 2012 2:10 pm
Asunto: Letter A words
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Let's have some fun !

List a word cool that begins with the letter A in either language.

Anyone want to make the B post tomorrow ? Go ahead take the initiative !


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#12738 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Lun, 2 de Abr, 2012 2:26 pm
Asunto: Favorite book
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What is your favorite book ?


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#12739 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Mar, 3 de Abr, 2012 9:23 pm
Asunto: B words
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Post a B word in either language !


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#12740 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Mié, 4 de Abr, 2012 9:15 pm
Asunto: Letter C
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Post a word that begins with letter C !!


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#12741 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Jue, 5 de Abr, 2012 4:36 pm
Asunto: Let's post words that begins with the letter D !!
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#12742 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Vie, 6 de Abr, 2012 1:08 pm
Asunto: Letter E words !
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Let's post words in either language (and their meanings) that begin with the letter E !!


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#12743 De: Tudo Bem <anonymous.user.report@...>
Fecha: Sáb, 7 de Abr, 2012 4:05 pm
Asunto: Words that begin with the letter F .
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Let's post cool words that begin with the letter F in either language, and their meanings in the Target language.


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#12744 De: Undisclosed sender <portonholican@...>
Fecha: Sáb, 7 de Abr, 2012 7:15 pm
Asunto: Happy Easter !
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Happy Easter !

#12745 De: John A Donnarumma Jr <jdonnarummajr@...>
Fecha: Dom, 8 de Abr, 2012 8:27 am
Asunto: Feliĉan Paskon ! Buona Pasqua ! Joyeuses Pâques ! Paste Fericit ! ¡Felices Pascuas! Feliz Páscoa ! Buona Pasqua ! Bones Pasqües ! Feliz Pascua !
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¡Felices Pascuas! Buona Pasqua ! Joyeuses Pâques ! Feliĉan Paskon ! Paste Fericit ! Feliz Páscoa ! Buona Pasqua ! Bones Pasqües ! Feliz Pascua !

Feliz Páscoa !  Feliĉan Paskon ! Joyeuses Pâques ! Paste Fericit ! ¡Felices Pascuas! Buona Pasqua ! Bones Pasqües ! Feliz Pascua ! Buona Pasqua !

 


#12746 De: Thiago Nascimento <nascimenthiago@...>
Fecha: Mar, 10 de Abr, 2012 12:50 pm
Asunto: Diferencia
nascimentoth...
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¡Hola!

¿Hay alguna diferencia entre plataforma y atril?

--
Thiago Nascimento
perl -e '$_="tMM naaCt Feocmama_itpUilucoGa";$_.=$1,print $2 while s/(..)(.)//;print substr$_,1,1;'



#12747 De: Thiago Nascimento <nascimenthiago@...>
Fecha: Mar, 10 de Abr, 2012 8:34 pm
Asunto: Posición de los pronombres personales
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¡Hola, folks (I don't know how can I say "folks" in Spanish)!

He escrito la siguiente frase: Vamos a te legalizar aquí en el grupo. Pero, después
he discubierto que el correcto es: Vamos a legalizarte aquí en el grupo.

¿Hay alguna regla para el posicionamento de los pronombres personales átonos en las frases?

Gracias.


--
Thiago Nascimento
perl -e '$_="tMM naaCt Feocmama_itpUilucoGa";$_.=$1,print $2 while s/(..)(.)//;print substr$_,1,1;'



#12748 De: Ignacio <ignafiuba@...>
Fecha: Mié, 11 de Abr, 2012 1:56 pm
Asunto: Plataforma vs atril (Re: Diferencia)
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On 10 Apr 2012, at 9:50, Thiago Nascimento wrote:

> ¡Hola!
>
> ¿Hay alguna diferencia entre plataforma y atril?

Sí.  _Plataforma_ y _atril_ normalmente no pueden usarse
indistintamente.


Un _atril_, tal como lo define el DRAE, es lo que ves en esta imagen:

<http://www.crisfer.com/6822-6700-large/bctdf-013b-atril.jpg>

atril.
1. m. Mueble en forma de plano inclinado, con pie o sin él, que sirve
para sostener libros, partituras, etc., y leer con más comodidad.
<http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltGUIBusUsual?LEMA=atril>

(En inglés, el que sirve para sostener partituras sería 'music stand' y
el que sirve para sostener libros o dar una conferencia sería 'lectern'
o 'podium'.)


Una _plataforma_, por el contrario, es una palabra más general.  En
términos generales, una plataforma sugiere algo normalmente fijo,
tangible o intangible, que sirve como base para alguna otra cosa.

Aquí puedes ver las distintas acepciones:

<http://buscon.rae.es/draeI/SrvltObtenerHtml?IDLEMA=56449&NEDIC=Si>


Ignacio

#12749 De: Ignacio <ignafiuba@...>
Fecha: Mié, 11 de Abr, 2012 2:30 pm
Asunto: Re: [Es-En] Posición de los pronombres personales
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On 10 Apr 2012, at 17:34, Thiago Nascimento wrote:

> ¡Hola, folks (I don't know how can I say "folks" in Spanish)!

En ciertos entornos informales sería aceptable decir _gente_:
¡Hola, gente!

Sin embargo, para saludar a un grupo de personas informalmente, es común
decir _¡Hola a todos!_ o simplemente _¡Hola!_.


> He escrito la siguiente frase: Vamos a te legalizar aquí en el grupo.
> Pero, después he discubierto que el correcto es: Vamos a legalizarte
> aquí en el grupo.

he _dEscubierto_ que _lo_ correcto es:


> ¿Hay alguna regla para el posicionamento de los pronombres personales
> átonos en las frases?

Por suerte, hay reglas para todo (y por supuesto, cada una de ellas
tiene sus correspondientes excepciones).  :-)

Hay mucho para decir al respecto, pero básicamente, los pronombres
átonos aparecen pospuestos solo con:
- verbos en infinitivo (p.ej.: Hoy vas a _recibirlos_)
- imperativos afirmativos (p.ej.: _Recíbelos_ por mí, por favor)

En ese caso, los pronombres se denominan _enclíticos_.

En principio hay un tercer grupo que pertenece a esa categoría, que es
el de los gerundios (p.ej.: Estamos _recibiéndolos_ en este momento),
pero coloquialmente es aceptable anteponer el pronombre átono (p.ej.:
Los estamos recibiendo en este momento [coloquial]), caso en el cual el
pronombre se denomina _proclítico_.


Ignacio

#12750 De: Thiago Nascimento <nascimenthiago@...>
Fecha: Jue, 12 de Abr, 2012 3:15 pm
Asunto: Re: [Es-En] Posición de los pronombres personales
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¡Hola!

2012/4/11 Ignacio <ignafiuba@...>
 

On 10 Apr 2012, at 17:34, Thiago Nascimento wrote:

> ¡Hola, folks (I don't know how can I say "folks" in Spanish)!

En ciertos entornos informales sería aceptable decir _gente_:
¡Hola, gente!

Sin embargo, para saludar a un grupo de personas informalmente, es común
decir _¡Hola a todos!_ o simplemente _¡Hola!_.


> He escrito la siguiente frase: Vamos a te legalizar aquí en el grupo.
> Pero, después he discubierto que el correcto es: Vamos a legalizarte
> aquí en el grupo.

he _dEscubierto_ que _lo_ correcto es:
No he entendido por qué no puedese utilizar "el" en esta frase. He procurado
respecto del uso del artículo neutro "lo", pero no he logrado comprender muy bien.

Fijen lo que he encontrado:
"Se utiliza para sustantivar adjetivos, participios y oraciones adjetivas o de relativo.
El adjetivo adquiere así un carácter abstracto que se opone al valor específico que
el mismo adjetivo tiene acompañado de las formas el, la, los y las.
Además, el artículo neutro lo nunca va delante de nombres (sustantivos)."

Me gustaría saber si hay alguna regla sencilla para saber cúando
utilizarse "el" y "lo".



> ¿Hay alguna regla para el posicionamento de los pronombres personales
> átonos en las frases?

Por suerte, hay reglas para todo (y por supuesto, cada una de ellas
tiene sus correspondientes excepciones).  :-)

Hay mucho para decir al respecto, pero básicamente, los pronombres
átonos aparecen pospuestos solo con:
- verbos en infinitivo (p.ej.: Hoy vas a _recibirlos_)
- imperativos afirmativos (p.ej.: _Recíbelos_ por mí, por favor)

En ese caso, los pronombres se denominan _enclíticos_.

En principio hay un tercer grupo que pertenece a esa categoría, que es
el de los gerundios (p.ej.: Estamos _recibiéndolos_ en este momento),
pero coloquialmente es aceptable anteponer el pronombre átono (p.ej.:
Los estamos recibiendo en este momento [coloquial]), caso en el cual el
pronombre se denomina _proclítico_.

Ignacio




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#12751 De: John A Donnarumma Jr <jdonnarummajr@...>
Fecha: Mié, 18 de Abr, 2012 5:23 pm
Asunto: Let's post words and their meanings for the letter N !!!
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N


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#12752 De: John A Donnarumma Jr <jdonnarummajr@...>
Fecha: Jue, 19 de Abr, 2012 9:58 am
Asunto: 2lingual Google Search - http://www.2lingual.com/
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This is very cool and a valuable tool for your language toolbox !
 
It makes learning another language so much easier !
 
 
 
 

#12753 De: John A Donnarumma Jr <jdonnarummajr@...>
Fecha: Dom, 22 de Abr, 2012 2:18 pm
Asunto: What are your favorite translation sites on the net ?
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What sites do you use to help you look up words in your target language ?

Let's make a list !

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#12754 De: John A Donnarumma Jr <jdonnarummajr@...>
Fecha: Lun, 23 de Abr, 2012 12:51 pm
Asunto: Letter S words.
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Lets post words that begin with the letter S (and their meanings) !

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#12755 De: John A Donnarumma Jr <jdonnarummajr@...>
Fecha: Lun, 23 de Abr, 2012 4:01 pm
Asunto: Translation Websites & On-line Dictionaries
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#12756 De: John A Donnarumma Jr <jdonnarummajr@...>
Fecha: Jue, 26 de Abr, 2012 1:56 pm
Asunto: Interactive language map
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This thing is cool. You pick your language, or the language that you are interested in, and it shows you where it is spoken.
 

#12757 De: foggy@...
Fecha: Vie, 4 de May, 2012 7:03 am
Asunto: hummingbirds in spanish?
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Apparently there are several ways to refer to my favorite little feathered friends in Spanish, some varying between locations. I am looking for a word that includes the entire family, not just a few species, and in the plural. Even Google Translate doesn't seem sure as it has given me colibrís and colibríes (or perhaps colibries without the accent). I need to know which is most correct in my particular situation. As part of a domain name (which wouldn't use accents at all of course) which would be more correct: colibris.co or colibries.co. I assume the different spellings have to do with nuances that may or may not make a difference in my situation, which is why i ask here in advance. Many thanks!

-foggy

#12758 De: Raul_E <rauler@...>
Fecha: Vie, 11 de May, 2012 2:10 pm
Asunto: Re: [Es-En] hummingbirds in spanish?
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Hola Foggy,


It is "colibríes" in the northern part of South America and Central America. 

In Argentina, Chile and Uruguay it is "picaflores". 

Both names refer to all the Trochilinae and  the name "colibríes" is also understood in the South, at least by bird lovers.


Do you live in USA ?. If so perhaps you know this bird https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pitangus_sulphuratus . I'd like to know if it has an English common name. Thank you.



Friday, May 4, 2012, 4:03:53 AM, you wrote:


>

Apparently there are several ways to refer to my favorite little feathered friends in Spanish, some varying between locations. I am looking for a word that includes the entire family, not just a few species, and in the plural. Even Google Translate doesn't seem sure as it has given me colibrís and colibríes (or perhaps colibries without the accent). I need to know which is most correct in my particular situation. As part of a domain name (which wouldn't use accents at all of course) which would be more correct: colibris.co or colibries.co. I assume the different spellings have to do with nuances that may or may not make a difference in my situation, which is why i ask here in advance. Many thanks!





-- 

Saludos,

 Raul_E                            mailto:rauler@...

Me interesa el futuro porque es el sitio donde voy a pasar el resto de mi vida.


#12759 De: Raul_E <rauler@...>
Fecha: Vie, 11 de May, 2012 2:20 pm
Asunto: Re: [Es-En] hummingbirds in spanish?
rhul47
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Hola Foggy,


Found the name of Pitangus sp.

It is "Great Kiskadee". 

http://bna.birds.cornell.edu/bna/species  is an interesting site for birds.


Friday, May 4, 2012, 4:03:53 AM, you wrote:


>



Apparently there are several ways to refer to my favorite little feathered friends in Spanish, some varying between locations. I am looking for a word that includes the entire family, not just a few species, and in the plural. Even Google Translate doesn't seem sure as it has given me colibrís and colibríes (or perhaps colibries without the accent). I need to know which is most correct in my particular situation. As part of a domain name (which wouldn't use accents at all of course) which would be more correct: colibris.co or colibries.co. I assume the different spellings have to do with nuances that may or may not make a difference in my situation, which is why i ask here in advance. Many thanks!


-foggy







-- 

Saludos,

 Raul_E                            mailto:rauler@...

El Diablo no es el príncipe de la materia,

el diablo es la arrogancia de espíritu,

la fe sin sonrisa,

la verdad jamás tocada por la duda.(U.Eco)


#12760 De: "Euro" <euroosc.com@...>
Fecha: Mar, 15 de May, 2012 8:27 am
Asunto: Bilingual Games: English to Spanish, Free English Course and Portuguese Contents
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Olá amigos e amigas, depois de alguns anos saindo constantemente do ar, por
estar em empresas de hospedagem de má qualidade (fui iludido por propagandas
encomendadas, de gente paga pelas próprias empresas), finalmente desde algumas
semanas meu site está numa plataforma muito mais estável e segura. Sai do ar
muito pouco, aliás é muito difícil algum site ficar com 100% de uptime, mesmo na
cara hospedagem na nuvem.

Minha dedicação e esforços são em prol de todos, fazem parte do meu projeto
"Educação Holística Grátis para Todos na Web". Por isso existem cerca de 6 mil
páginas de variedades, desde 1100 RECEITAS VEGETARIANAS, veganas e
macrobióticas, 56 vídeos de receitas vegetarianas (na maioria veganas), Direitos
Humanos (inclui Direito dos Animais), cidadania, poesias, frases de sabedoria,
espiritualidade, grandes mistérios da vida e do Universo, orações, mais de 400
discursos de sabedoria do educador vegetariano Sai Baba, Dalai Lama,
paranormalidade, centenas de vídeos on-line, fotos e pinturas: animais
selvagens, gatos, cães, aves, turismo, danças e músicas étnicas do mundo todo,
esportes radicais, Natureza, dicas e ensinamentos holísticos de saúde e
nutrição, etc.

Nada melhor que aprender brincando, de forma divertida. Word-Games,
caça-palavras com dezenas de temas interessantes e educativos. Mesmo para quem
já domina o inglês e o espanhol, pois há também os bilíngues (inglês/espanhol e
inglês/português, em Flash, revisados e em novo layout. Aqueles em inglês/alemão
e inglês/francês estão sendo revisados e devem voltar ao ar no início de 2012).
Logo vou pôr mais umas novidades em português em passatempos inteligentes e
culturais (word-games).

Ofereço grátis, vídeo-curso de inglês on line. São 72 video-aulas de muito boa
qualidade, autorizados, com o mundialmente famoso Mr. Duncan. Boa parte deles é
em alta definição, com situações cotidianas e culturais, de forma bem humorada.
À medida que novas forem lançadas vocês as terão rapidamente no site
http://www.eurooscar.com. Não se precisa cadastro nem senha.

Aceito sugestões e colaborações e até mesmo parcerias. Eu pretendo acrescentar
notícias e informações do meio vegetariano, vegano, de proteção aos animais,
etc. O site é líder mundial no Google em dezenas de rankings, nas mais variadas
áreas e isso eu reparto com os amigos e visitantes do site, pois é para vocês
que eu o mantenho, amplio e reviso.

Estão todos convidados, inclusive quem já conhece e está meio sumido, pois há
sempre novidades. Alguns estranharam o fato de eu ampliar o destaque aos
materiais em inglês, mas o português continua preponderante. Há muitas coisas
boas em inglês na Internet, sobre veganismo, proteção aos animais, saúde
holística, e se a gente melhora um pouco o nosso inglês podemos acessar muitas
novidades incríveis que ainda não foram traduzidas, e também podemos nos
comunicar com gente como a gente, mas que só escreve em inglês, e fazer
intercâmbios gratificantes.

Muito obrigado e um grande abraço a todos.
Euro Oscar, autor do site e do E-book holístico "Saúde e Nutrição para o Século
21", que contém muitas informações sobre câncer pouco conhecidas e raramente
divulgadas –

http://www.eurooscar.com

São Paulo, 15 de maio de 2012.

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