nah-uh... in this case, its dis--

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Posted By: sm on January 11, 2005 at 02:55:47:

In Reply to: For medical purpose always prefer 'Dys' posted by nm. on December 16, 2004 at 15:51:23:

Dys-
combining form bad; difficult (Oxford compact dictionary)

Bad, difficult, un-, mis-; opposite of eu- (Stedman's)

Dis-
1 expressing negation: disadvantage. 2 denoting reversal or absence of an action or state: discharge. 3 denoting removal, separation, or expulsion: disbar. 4 expressing completeness or intensification of an action: disgruntled. (Oxford compact English dictionary).

In two, apart; un-, not; very. (stedman's)

Disconjugate: Not paired in action or joined together; the opposite of conjugate. (Online medical dictionary)

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