Lip-: The Root for Fat in Medical Terminology
The combining form lip- (from Greek lipos, fat) denotes fat or lipid.
Examples
- Lipoma: Benign fatty tumor (-oma = tumor).
- Lipolysis: Fat breakdown (-lysis = breakdown).
- Lipoprotein: Lipid + protein complex (e.g., LDL, HDL).
- Lipid: Fat or fat-like substance.
- Lipoid: Resembling fat.
- Liposuction: Surgical fat removal.
- Hyperlipidemia: High blood lipids.
Recognizing lip- helps decode hundreds of medical terms related to fats and metabolism.
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