27. WPME p. 183
ego, self
egosim
misein, to hate
misanthrope
orthos, straight, correct
orthodontia
psyche, mind, soul, spirit
psychotic
neuron, nerve
neurology
opsis, optikos, view, sight, vision
autopsy, optical
algos, pain
neuralgia
agogos, leading
demagogue
paidos, ped-, child
pediatrician
demos, people
democracy
oculus, eye
oculist
soma, body
psychosomatic
pathos, disease
osteopath
odontos, tooth
exodontist
pous, podos, foot
octopus, podium
kallos, beauty
calligrapher
pyge, buttock
callipygian
kakos, harsh
cacophoy
nautes, sailor
astronaut
zoion, animal
zodiac
socius, companion
asocial
notus, known
notorius
summus, highest
consummate
vetus, old
inviterate
genesis, birth, origin, beginning
congenital
pathos, feeling
empathy
sciens, knowing
prescient
omnis, all
omniscient
nomos, law, order, arrangement
metronome
dislikes women
misogynist
is pathologically self-interested
egomaniac
studies the development of the human
race
anthropologist
is an expert on insects
entomologist
collects books
bibliophile
mounts and stuffs animal skin
taxidermist
is an eye doctor
ophthalmologist
is a student of linguistics
philologist
has “split off” from reality
psychotic
commits antisocial acts without guilt or
pangs of conscience
psychopath
elivers babies
obstetrician
treats female ailments
gynecologist
treats infants
pediatrician
treats skin diseases
dermatologist
treats skeletal deformities
orthopedist
is a heart specialist
cardiologist
treats mental or emotional disturbances
psychiatrist
treats disorders of the nervous system
neurologist
treats minor ailments of the feet
podiatrist
treats ailments of the gums
periodontist
ruthless; without conscience
unconscienable
outstandingly bad; vicious
egregious
out of place
incongruous
study of the family tree; specialty of tracing ancestry
genealogy
science of heredity
genetics
in correct order of time
chronological
socially awkward
gauche
record of heart action
cardiogram
equally skillful with both the right and left hand
ambidextrous
social scientist who deals with the problems of aging
gerontologist
extrasensory perception
teoepathy
branch of dentistry specializing in the care of children’s teeth
pedodontia
blood-pressure apparatus
pyhgmomanometer
growing old (adj.)
senescent
palm reader
chiromancer
that which arouses sexual desire
aphrodisiac
representation of the whole
epitome
diseased; pertaining to the study of disease (adj.)
pathological
measurement of time
chronometry
hostility; strong dislike; aversion
antipathy
to occur, or cause to occur, at the same time or rate
synchronize
ignorant
nescient
knowledge of an occurrence beforehand
prescience
enjoying being with the herd; liking companionship
gregarious
to identify strongly with the feelings of another
emphatize
instrument to measure atmospheric pressure
barometer
to separate from the herd
segregate
possessed of shapely buttocks
callipygian
ugly, illegible handwriting
cacography