Question

core of a word
suffix meaning condition
suffix meaning viewing
suffix meaning hardening
suffix meaning flow/discharge
suffix meaning examine
suffix meaning level/unchanging
suffix which references to narrowing
suffix meaning in the urine
suffix meaning growth
word part added to the end of a word

Answer 1

Here are the components you requested:

1. **Core of a word**: This typically refers to the root of a word, which carries the primary meaning.

2. **Suffix meaning condition**: -ism (e.g., "realism", "albinoism")

3. **Suffix meaning viewing**: -scopy (e.g., "endoscopy", "microscopy")

4. **Suffix meaning hardening**: -osis (e.g., "arteriosclerosis", "fibrosis")

5. **Suffix meaning flow/discharge**: -rrhea (e.g., "diarrhea", "rhinorrhea")

6. **Suffix meaning examine**: -opsy (e.g., "biopsy", "autopsy")

7. **Suffix meaning level/unchanging**: -stasis (e.g., "homeostasis", "metastasis")

8. **Suffix which references narrowing**: -stenosis (e.g., "arteriostenosis")

9. **Suffix meaning in the urine**: -uria (e.g., "hematuria", "pyuria")

10. **Suffix meaning growth**: -plasia (e.g., "hyperplasia", "dysplasia")

11. **Word part added to the end of a word**: Suffix (a grammatical element added to the end of a word to modify its meaning)

If you need more specific examples or further clarification on any of these, feel free to ask!