--David M. Fetterman, 1998.Ethnography is a social science research method. It relies heavily on up-close,personal experience and possible participation, not just observation, by researcherstrained in the art of ethnography. These ethnographers often work inmultidisciplinary teams.
Here are three examples: A. The root word for skin is derm. Its combining forms are derma-, dermat-, dermot-, ;and dermo- . Look at some medical terms utilizing this root. Dermatitis - Dermat (root) and -itis (suffix) inflammation; condition of inflamed skin.
-dendron [Greek dendron tree] Denotes a tree, a treelike structure, or stem (Philodendron). -dentate [Latin dens, dentis tooth; tooth-like thing] Having teeth or toothlike parts of the type or number indicated by the stem or prefix (multidentate).-derm [Greek derma skin] Something having or being a skin or surface of the type indicated by the stem or prefix (echinoderm, endoderm).-derma (pl-dermata) [Greek derma skin] One(s) having a skin of the type indicated by the stem or prefix (Echinoderma).-dermia [Greek derma skin] Having a skin disorder of the type indicated by the stem or prefix (keratodermia).dendron [Greek dendron tree] Denotes a tree, a treelike structure, or stem (Philodendron). -dentate [Latin dens, dentis tooth; tooth-like thing] Having teeth or toothlike parts of the type or number indicated by the stem or prefix (multidentate).