Equivalent compounds and derivatives*

from the Greek from the Latin

Nouns

dys-troph-y mal-nutr-it-ion

hypo-sta-sis sub-stan-ce

hypo-the-sis sup-pos-it-ion

meta-morph-o-sis trans-form-at-ion

meta-phor trans-fer

meta-the-sis trans-pos-it-ion

peri-pher-y circum-fer-en-ce

peri-phra-sis circum-loc-ut-ion

sym-path-y com-pass-ion

syn-drom-e con-curr-en-ce

syn-op-sis con-spect-us

syn-the-sis com-pos-it-ion

sy-zyg-y con-junc-t-ion

Adjectives

dia-phan-ous trans-par-ent

hyper-aesth-et-ic super-sens-it-ive

hyper-phys-ic-al super-nat-ur-al

hypo-derm-ic sub-cut-an-eous

hypo-ge-al sub-terr-an-ean

melan-chol-ic atra-bil-ious

mono-morph-ic uni-form

oxy-phyll-ous acut-i-fol-i-ate

peri-pat-et-ic circum-amb-ul-at-ory

phos-phor-escent lumin-i-fer-ous

poly-glott-al multi-lingu-al

sphen-oid cunei-form

syn-chron-ic con-temp-or-ary

*The italicized suffixes -al, -escent, and -ous, attached to some of the Greek adjectives, are of Latin origin.