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a- and an- (Greek: prefixes meaning, "no, absence of, without, lack of, not"), part 1 of 4: English words, "abacterial" to "alexia".

a- and an-, (Greek: prefixes meaning, "no, absence of, without, lack of, not"), part 2 of 4: English words, "alogia" to "anonymous".

a- and an-, (Greek: prefixes meaning, "no, absence of, without, lack of, not"), part 3 of 4: English words, "anopia" to "asemasia".

a- and an-, (Greek: prefixes meaning, "no, absence of, without, lack of, not"), part 4 of 4: English words, "asemia" to "tritanopia".

acid words (Latin: sour [sharp]): English words, "acidemia" to "uricaciduria".

acous-, -acoustical words (Greek: hearing, listening, of or for hearing), part 1 of 2: English words, "acouasm" to "acoutometer".

acous-, -acoustical words (Greek: hearing, listening, of or for hearing), part 2 of 2: English words, "acusis" to "telacousis".

acro-, acr- words (Greek: high, highest; top, tip; extremity), part 1 of 2: English words, "acroagnosis" to "acromkyotonia".

acro-, acr- words (Greek: high, highest; top, tip; extremity), part 2 of 2: English words, "acroneurosis" to "polyacron".

adeno-, aden- words (Greek: gland(s), glandular [from "acorn"]), part 1 of 2: English words, "adenalgia" to "anadenia".

adeno-, aden- words (Greek: gland(s), glandular [from "acorn"]), part 2 of 2: English words, "blennadenitis" to "thyroadenitis".

adipo-, adipos- words (fat, lard): English words, "adipis" to "hyperadiposis".