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Medical Terminology Basics: Suffixes Suffixes are the one or more syllables or elements added to the root or stem of a word (the part that indicates the essential meaning) to alter the meaning or indicate the intended part of speech.
Rootâthe part of the medical term giving the main meaning. It usually, but not always, refers to the structure and function of the body. All medical terms have at least one root. Combining formâusually consists of a root plus a vowel, with o being the usual letter, separated from the root with a slash mark. The letter o is called the combining vowel and links the root with the suffix if the suffix begins with a consonant and always links two roots, regardless of a root's lead letter.