abortus, us, m. abortion, miscarriage

abscessus, us, m. abscess /ˈæbses/

acusticus, a, um acoustic

aditus, us, m. aditus /ˈæ.dɪ.təs/ PL /ˈæ.dɪ.tuːs/, entering, entrance

apparatus, us, m. apparatus /ˌæpəˈreɪtəs/ PL  /ˌæpəˈreɪtuːs/+ apparatuses / ˌæpəˈreɪtəsis/ ,
system, tract

arcus, us, m. arcus / ˈɑːkʌs/, arch, bow

aromaticus, a, um aromatic / ærəmætɪk/

asthenicus, a, um asthenic / æsˈθɛnɪk/, weak

asthmaticus, a, um asthmatic / æsmætɪk/

auditus, us, m. audition /ɔːdɪʃən/, hearing, sense/organ of hearing

caesareus, a, um caesarean / sɪzeəriən/ (section, operation)

calvities, ei, f. alopecia / ˌæləˈpiːʃɪə/, baldness

canities, ei, f. canities / kəˈnɪʃɪiːz/ (premature graying or whitening of hair)

caries, ei, f. necrosis / nekroʊsɪs/, dental decay, caries / keəriːz/, zubní kaz

choledochus, a, um common bile duct, žlučovod

circulatorius, a, um circulatory / sɜːʳkjʊleɪtəri/ sɜːʳkjʊlətɔːri/, oběhový

collapsus, us, m. collapse /kəlæps/

completus, a, um complete

concha, ae, f. concha /ˈkɒŋkə/ PL conchae / ˈkɒŋ kiː/ (of the ear or nose) structure resembling a
shell, skořepa

cornu, us, n. horn, hornlike structure

cruciatus, a, um cruciate / ˈkruːʃɪɪt/, crossed, zkřížený

decubitus, us, m. decubitus / dɪˈkjuːbɪtəs/, bedsore, pressure ulcer/wound, proleženina

decursus, us, m. description of the  course/development of an illness, průběh

dies, ei, f. (m). day

digestorius, a, um digestive / daɪdʒestɪv/

dolorosus, a, um painful

ductus, us, m. duct, canal

e, ex (+ 6th) off, from, from the inside out, because of, due to

effectus, us, m. effect

epilepticus, a, um epileptic / epɪleptɪk/

exitus, us, m. death

facies, ei, f. face, surface / sɜːʳfɪs/ obličej, plocha

fetus, us, m. f(o)etus / fiːtəs/, unborn young, plod

ganraena, ae, F  gangrene/gæŋgriːn/, tissue death caused by a lack of blood supply, sněť

gangraenosus, a, um gangrenous / gæŋgrɪnəs/, vztahující se ke sněti

gargarisma, atis, n. gargle / gɑːʳgəl/, kloktadlo

genu, us, n. knee, knee-like structure

genu valgum, knock-knee pl. genua valga X-shaped knees

genu varum, bowleg / ˈbəʊˌlɛɡ/ pl. genua vara O-shaped knees

gustus, us, m. taste, gustatory / ˈgʌstəˌtɔri/, gustative /ˈgʌstətɪv/ sense

habitus, us, m. habit, habitus/ ˈhæbɪtəs/ general physical state

hepaticus, a, um hepatic, related to the liver

Hippocraticus, a, um Hippocratic / hɪˈpɒkrəˌtik/ - relating to Hippocrates

infarctus, us, m. infarction / ɪnˈfɑːkʃən/, heart attack

manus, us, f. hand

materies, ei, f. matter, material

meatus, us, m. meatus / mɪˈeɪtəs/, channel, canal

morsus, us, m. bite

myocardium, ii, n. myocardium / ˌmaɪəʊˈkɑːdɪəm/, muscular tissue of the heart

nervosus, a, um nervous / nɜːʳvəs/

neurosis, is, f. neurosis / njʊəroʊsɪs/, a functional mental disorder

nocturnus, a, um nocturnal / nɒktɜːʳnəl/ occuring at night, noční

obstructio, nis, f. obstruction / ɒbstrʌkʃən/

olfactus, us, m. olfaction, smell, sense of smell

partus, us, m. delivery, giving birth, porod

planus, a, um plane, plochý, rovný

plexus, us, m. network

postoperativus, a, um  postoperative / poʊstɒpərətɪv/, after operation

praematurus, a, um premature / premətʃʊəʳ/, precocious / prɪkoʊʃəs/, předčasný

processus, us, m. process, projection or outgrowth

prolapsus, us, m. prolapse / proʊlæps/, falling down or slipping out of place

pulsus, us, m. pulse /pʌls/

rabies, ei, f. rabies /ˈreɪbiːz/, vzteklina

 rarus, a, um rare, seldom

scabies, ei, f. scabies /ˈskeɪbiːz/ (skin disease), svrab

sensus, us, m. sense

serpens, ntis, m. snake

sinus, us, m. channel for the passage of blood or lymph, hollow in the bone, dutina, záhyb

situs, us, m. site, situation

species, ei, f. species /ˈspiːʃiːz/, druh

species, erum, f. mixture of dried plants, čajová směs

spinosus, a, um spinous, with many spines, trnitý, bohatý na trny

status, us, m. state, condition

subitus, a, um quickly appearing, sudden

tactus, us, m. touch, the sense/organ of touch

tempus, oris, n. temple, time, spánky, skráně, čas

tractus, us, m. tract, path, way, system, apparatus

transversus, a, um transverse /ˌtrænzˈvɜː(r)s/, příčný

urologicus, a, um urologic /ˌjʊərəˈlɒdʒɪk/, urological /ˌjʊərəˈlɒdʒɪkl/

usus, us, m. use, habit

uterinus, a, um uterine /juːtəraɪn/, /juːtərɪn/

valgus, a, um bent or twisted inwards

varus, a, um bent or twisted outwards

visus, us, m. vision, sight, sense/ organ of vision

vomitus, us, m. vomit /vɒmɪt/