Syn- means which?

Syn- means which?

• A. With
• B. Ear
• C. Together, With
• D. Over

Answer: (C)

Syn- is a Greek prefix that means together or with, indicating that things are joined or act in unison. In medical terms you see this sense in words like synthesis (putting parts together), synapse (a connection that joins two nerve cells), and syndrome (a group of signs that occur together). Because the idea of joining or uniting is central, the best match is “Together, With.” It captures both the sense of unity and collaboration implied by the prefix. A narrower sense of just “With” misses that emphasis on joining or pairing, so it isn’t as accurate.

Syn- is a Greek prefix that means together or with, indicating that things are joined or act in unison. In medical terms you see this sense in words like synthesis (putting parts together), synapse (a connection that joins two nerve cells), and syndrome (a group of signs that occur together). Because the idea of joining or uniting is central, the best match is “Together, With.” It captures both the sense of unity and collaboration implied by the prefix. A narrower sense of just “With” misses that emphasis on joining or pairing, so it isn’t as accurate.