| A | B |
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| chiropodist | CHIR(O)-, hand + POD-, foot + -ist, one engaged in |
| politic | POL-, city + -ite, inhabitant of + -ic, pertaining to |
| orthopaedic | ORTH(O)-, correct + PAED-, child + -ic, pertaining to |
| heterodox | HETER(O)-, different + DOX-, opinion, teaching |
| Gnosticism | GNOS-, to know + -tic, pertaining to + -ism, belief in |
| pedagogue | PED-, child + -AGOGUE, to lead |
| polytheistic | POLY-, many + THE-, god + -ist + -ic, pertaining to |
| orthodontist | ORTH-, straight + ODONT-, tooth + -ist, an expert in |
| cosmopolite | COSM(O)-, universe + POL-, state + -ite, inhabitant of |
| periodontist | peri-, around, near + ODONT-, tooth + -ist, one engaged in |
| demagogue | DEM-, people + -AGOGUE, to lead |
| neologist | NE(O)-, new + LOG-, word + -ist, an expert, one engaged in |
| pantheism | PAN-, all + THE-, god + -ism |
| pediatrics | PED-, child + IATR-, physician + -ics, science of |
| geopolitics | GE(0)-, earth + POL-, state + -ite, inhabitant of + -ics, study of |
| synoptic | syn-, together + OPT-, to see + -ic, pertaining to |
| taxidermist | TAX(I)-, to arrange, put in order + DERM, skin + -ist, one working with |
| ballistic | (Latin) ballista, a machine for throwing stones + ics, the science of |
| orthodox | ORTH(O)-, correct + DOX-, opinion |
| podiatrist | POD-, foot + IATR-, physician + -ist, an expert in |
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