post-

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• US: /poʊst/
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• UK: /pəʊst/
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *pós Proto-Indo-European *-ti Proto-Indo-European *pósti Proto-Italic *posti Old Latin poste Latin post English post- From Latin post (“after, behind”). Cognate with Spanish pues (“well, so, then”)

32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Aramaic: בָתָר (bɑtar) — later
• Armenian: հետ- (het-) — later
• Catalan: post- — later
• Chinese Mandarin: 後- /后- (hòu) — later
• Chinese Mandarin: -後 /-后 (hòu) — later
• Czech: po- — later
• Dutch: post- — later
• French: post- — later
• German: nach- — later
• German: post- — later
• Greek: μετα- (meta-) — later
• Greek: υστερο- (ystero-) — later
• Hebrew: פוסט־ (po'st-) — later
• Hebrew: ־בתר — later
• Hungarian: poszt- — later
• Ido: pos- — later
• Italian: post- — later
• Malay: pasca- — later
• Portuguese: pós- — later
• Russian: после- (posle-) — later
• Russian: пост- (post-) — later
• Scottish Gaelic: iar- — later
• Spanish: pos- — later
• Spanish: post- — later
• Tagalog: pagka- — later
• Vietnamese: hậu — later
• Catalan: post- — behind
• Dutch: post- — behind
• French: post- — behind
• Ido: dop- — behind
• Russian: за- (za-) — behind
• Scottish Gaelic: iar- — behind