latin

• locus, i m = place
• medicus, i m = doctor
• paramedicus, i m = paramedic
• alveolus, i m = alveolus, small cell, cavity, socket
• angulus, i m = angle
• anus, i m = anal orifice
• bronchus, i m = bronchium
• bulbus, i m = bulb
• circulus, i m/circus, i m = circle
• condylus, i m = end of bone
• digitus, i m = digit
• folliculus, i m = follicle
• fundus, i m = fundus, furthest region from opening
• gyrus, i m = elevation on brain
• humerus, i m = upper arm bone
• isthmus, i m = isthmus
• lobus, i m = lobe
• lumbus, i m = loin, lumbar region
• lymphonodus, i m = lymph node
• carpus, i m = wrist, carpal bones
• metacarpus, i m = metacarpals
• modiolus, i m = modiolus, small fibromuscular structure at corner of mouth
• musculus, i m = muscle
• nasus, i m = nose, organum olfactus
• nervus, i m = nerve
• nodus, i m = node
• nucleus, i m = nucleus
• oculus, i m = eye
• oesophagus, i m = oesophagus, food pipe
• pediculus, i m = pedicle, small stem of tissue connecting body parts
• pilus, i m = hair
• pylorus, i m = pylorus, gatekeeper
• radius, ii m = radius, lower arm bone
• ramus, i m = branch
• saccus, i m = sac
• succus, i m = juice
• sulcus, i m = sulcus, groove on brain
• truncus, i m = trunk
• umbilicus, i m = belly button, navel
• uterus, i m = metra, womb