Forza is mainly translated as power or strength. It can be moral strength or physical strength. A forza is also a physical force. Forza can be even used in interjections like: Come on, you can do it! which could be translated as Forza, ce la puoi fare! It's also sometimes used to say Hurry up! as in Forza, muoviti!
Supra = above (prefix), scapula = shoulder blade (root), and -r = relative to (suffix); relative to the area above the shoulder blade. TIP #2 - The definitions of root words, prefixes and suffixes remain the same when they are combined to produce different terms. Here are three examples: A. The root word for skin is derm. Its combining forms are derma-, dermat-, dermot-, ;and dermo- .
Medical terms have one or more. roots. By adding prefixes and suffixes to a word root, the meaning of a word. is changed. Most medical words have at least one word root, and some have. several. Word roots are joined by a combining vowel. A word root will have the. same meaning in every word that contains it. When a word root is joined to a. suffix, or to other root words to make a compound word, it requires the use of a. combining vowel.