post-

See also Post, post, POST, and pöst

English

Etymology

Latin post (“after, behind”).

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Pronunciation

• IPA: /pəʊst/

Prefix

post-

1. after, later
2. behind

Antonyms

• pre-, ante-

Translations

later

• French: post- (fr)
• Greek: μετα- (el) (meta-), υστερο- (el) (ystero-)
• Hungarian: poszt- (hu)

• Malay: pasca- (ms)
• Russian: после- (ru) (posle-), пост- (ru) (post-)
• Scottish Gaelic: iar- (gd)
• Spanish: pos- (es), post- (es)

behind

• French: post- (fr)
• Russian: за- (ru) (za-)

• Scottish Gaelic: iar- (gd)

Derived terms

[+] English words prefixed with post-

terms derived from post-

post-boost phase post-op post-polio syndrome postaxial postbellum postcoital postclassical postcolonial postconsumer postcranial postdate postdiluvian postdoc postdoctoral postembryonic

postexilic postfix postfrontal postganglionic postglacial postgraduate posthaste posthole posthumous posthypnotic suggestion postidentity postimpressionism postindustrial postlux postmenopausal postmenstrual

postmeridian postmillenarian postmillenarianism postmillennial postmillennialism postmodern postmortem postnasal post-nasal drip postnatal postnuptial postoperative postorbital postpartum postpone postpose postposition

postpositive postprandial postproduction postscript postseason postsecular poststructuralism postsynaptic posttenebras posttest posttranscriptional posttransfusion posttranslational posttraumatic postvertebral postvocalic postwar

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French

Prefix

post-

1. post-

Derived terms

[+] French words prefixed with post-

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Italian

Prefix

post-

1. post-
2. Forms terms relating to post / mail (especially in Swiss Italian)

Derived terms

[+] Italian words prefixed with post-

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Spanish

Alternative forms

• pos-

Prefix

post-

1. post-

Derived terms

[+] Spanish words prefixed with post-