post meaning in English
| Latin | English |
|---|---|
| posthaec adverb | after this, in the future, hereafter, from now onadverb thereafter, from then onadverb |
| posthanc adverb | after this, in the future, hereafter, from now onadverb thereafter, from then onadverb |
| posthinc adverb | after this, in the future, hereafter, from now onadverb thereafter, from then onadverb |
| posthoc adverb | after this, in the future, hereafter, from now onadverb thereafter, from then onadverb |
| posthumus [posthuma, posthumum] adjective | last / finaladjective late / last born (child), born late in life / after willadjective posthumousadjective |
| postibi adverb | afterwardsadverb hereuponadverb |
| posticus [postica, posticum] adjective | back, rearadjective |
| posticum [postici] (2nd) N noun | back door [back doors]noun |
| posticulum [posticuli] (2nd) N noun | small outhousenoun |
| postidea adverb | afterwardsadverb |
| postilena [postilenae] (1st) F noun | crupper?, strap from back of saddle under horse's tail to prevent slippingnoun |
| postilla adverb | |
| postis [postis] (3rd) M noun | doorpost [doorposts]noun |
| postliminium [postliminii] (2nd) N noun | |
| postmeridianus [postmeridiana, postmeridianum] adjective | of the afternoonadjective |
| postmeridianum tempus noun {n}, PloStmeridianuS dieS {m}, veSPler {m} | afternoon [afternoons](part of the day between noon and evening) |
| postmodo adverb | |
| postmodum adverb | after a while, later, a little lateradverb afterwardsadverb presentlyadverb |
| postnatus [postnata, postnatum] adjective | youngeradjective |
| postnatus [postnati] (2nd) M noun | eldest sonnoun |
| postomis, -idis (all after antiquity) noun {f}, PlroStomiS, -idiS {f}, ePliStomiS, -idiS {f}, ePliStomium {n}, rePlāgulum {n}, Plāgula {f}, cōnfībula {f} | twitch [twitches]((farriery)) |
| postpartor [postpartoris] (3rd) M noun | heir [heirs]noun |
| postpono [postponere, postposui, postpositus] (3rd) verb | disregard [disregarded, disregarding, disregards]verb neglect [neglected, neglecting, neglects]verb |
| postputo [postputare, postputavi, postputatus] (1st) TRANS verb | disregard [disregarded, disregarding, disregards]verb |
| postquam conjunction | afterconjunction |
| postremus [postrema, postremum] adjective | last / final / latest / most recentadjective |
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