dys-

• dyspneadys·pnea

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Suffix-pneabreathing

  shortness of breath; breathing that is hard or labored · UK spelling: dyspnoea

• dysphagiadys·phagia

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Suffix-phagiaeating, swallowing

  difficulty swallowing

• dysuriadys·uria

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  pain, burning or difficulty when passing urine

• dysmenorrheadys·meno·rrhea

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Rootmen/omenstruation
  3. +Suffix-rrheaflow, discharge

  painful menstrual periods · UK spelling: dysmenorrhoea

• dysphasiadys·phasia

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Suffix-phasiaspeech

  impaired ability to speak and use language

• dysplasiadys·plasia

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Suffix-plasiaformation, development

  abnormal growth or development of cells, tissue or organs · In the dictionary

• dystrophydys·trophy

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Suffix-trophynourishment, development, growth

  a disorder in which tissue, often muscle, weakens and breaks down; also faulty development or nutrition

• dyskinesiadys·kinesia

  1. Prefixdys-bad, difficult, painful, abnormal
  2. +Suffix-kinesiamovement, motion

  involuntary movements a person cannot control, sometimes a side effect of medication

• eu-good, normal, well

Written for biofideX in plain words, after checking these references:

• Appendix A: Word Parts and What They Mean
• 1.3: Common Prefixes
• dys- - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

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