postbellum

English

Etymology

(deprecated template usage) [etyl] Latin post (“after”) + bellum (“war”)

Adjective

postbellum (not comparable)

1. Of the period following a war.
2. In the United States, of the period following the Civil War, especially used in reference to the South.

Antonyms

• antebellum

Translations

of the period following a war

• Catalan: postguerra
• Chinese: 战后的
• Czech: poválečný (cs)
• Dutch: naoorlogs (nl)
• Estonian: sõjajärgne
• Finnish: sodanjälkeinen
• French: d’après-guerre
• German: Nachkriegszeit (de)
• Greek: μεταπολεμικός (el) (metapolemikós)
• Italian: postbellico (it)
• (deprecated template usage) {{trans-mid}}
• Japanese: 戦後の
• Korean: 전후의 (jeonhuui)
• Polish: powojenny (pl)
• Portuguese: pós-guerra, após-guerra
• Romanian: postbelic (ro)
• Russian: послевое́нный (ru) (poslevojénnyj)
• Spanish: de posguerra
• Swedish: efterkrigs-
• Turkish: savaş sonrası

See also

• post-war