-uria

• hematuriahemat·uria

  1. Roothem/oblood
  2. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  blood in the urine, either visible or seen only under a microscope · UK spelling: haematuria

• dysuriadys·uria

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

  pain, burning or difficulty when passing urine

• polyuriapoly·uria

  1. Prefixpoly-many, much, excessive
  2. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  passing abnormally large amounts of urine, 2.5 liters or more a day in an adult

• anuriaan·uria

  1. Prefixa-without, not
  2. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  making little or no urine

• oliguriaolig·uria

  1. Prefixoligo-few, scanty
  2. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  abnormally low urine output, under about 400 to 500 mL a day in an adult

• pyuriapy·uria

  1. Rootpy/opus
  2. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  pus in the urine, often a sign of a urinary tract infection

• bacteriuriabacteri·uria

  1. Rootbacteri/obacteria
  2. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  the presence of bacteria in the urine

• hypercalciuriahyper·calci·uria

  1. Prefixhyper-above normal, excessive
  2. +Rootcalc/icalcium
  3. +Suffix-uriaurine, urination

  too much calcium in the urine

• -emiablood condition, in the blood

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

• 1.4 – Suffix – Building a Medical Terminology Foundation 2e
• Appendix A: Word Parts and What They Mean
• -URIA Definition & Meaning | Dictionary.com

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