post meaning in English
| Esperanto | English |
|---|---|
| post preposition | after(subsequently; following in time; later than) in(after a period of time) |
| post ĉiom, finfine preposition | after all(anyway, in any case) |
| posta adjective | later(at some time in the future) posterior(following in order or time) |
| postafikso, sufikso noun | suffix [suffixes](morpheme added at the end of a word to modify the word's meaning) |
| postaĵo noun | behind [behinds](buttocks) caboose [cabooses](babytalk: buttocks) hinder [hinders](slang: buttocks) posterior [posteriors](buttocks) |
| postaĵumadi verb | moon [mooned, mooning, moons](to display one's buttocks to) |
| poste adverb | afterwards(at a later or succeeding time) later(afterward in time) next(On the first subsequent occasion) |
| postebrio noun | hangover [hangovers](negative effects caused by heavy drinking) |
| posteno noun | position [positions](post of employment) |
| posteuleco noun | succession [successions](passing of royal power) |
| posteulo noun | successor [successors](person who inherits a title or office) |
| posteulo, ido noun | descendant [descendants](one who is the progeny of someone) |
| posteulo, sekvanto noun | successor [successors](person or thing that immediately follows another) |
| postfojno noun | aftermath(that which happens after, that which follows) |
| postiljono noun | postilion [postilions](rider mounted on leading horse) |
| postkolonia adjective | postcolonial(following the end of colonial rule) |
| postkuri, ĉasi verb | chase [chased, chasing, chases](to pursue, to follow at speed) |
| postkuro noun | chase [chases](action of the verb "to chase") |
| postlasi verb | leave behind(abandon) |
| postmanĝaĵo noun | dessert [desserts](sweet confection served as the last course of a meal) |
| postmodernismo noun | postmodernism(a style of art, literature, etc) |
| postmorgaŭ noun | day after tomorrow(day after tomorrow - translation entry) |
| postmorgaŭ adverb | day after tomorrow(on the day after tomorrow; in two days - translation entry) |
| postmorta adjective | posthumous(taking place after one's death) |
| postmorte adverb | posthumously(after death) |
| postmorto, transtombo noun | afterlife(a conscious existence after death) |
| postparolo noun | afterword(epilogue) |
| postpozicio noun | postposition [postpositions]((grammar) words that come after the noun) |
| postskribo noun | postscript [postscripts](addendum to a letter) |
| posttagmezo noun | afternoon [afternoons](part of the day between noon and evening) |
| posttraŭmata streĉa perturbo noun | post-traumatic stress disorder(condition that develops following some stressful situation) |
| postulado noun | demand [demands](desire to purchase goods and services) |
| postulato noun | postulate [postulates](logic: an axiom) |
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