The correct term is post meridiem (not meridian). "Post" means after, and "meridiem" is Latin for "mid-day." Therefore, post meridiem means after mid-day. In modern times, we use it to mean after 12-noon until midnight. By convention, exactly 12-noon belongs to P.M. and exactly 12-midnight belongs to A.M.
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No, "post" means after, while "pre" means before. Therefore, "post" comes after "pre." In contexts such as "post-war" or "pre-war," the terms clearly indicate that anything described as "post" occurs after the event labeled as "pre."
It is a Post Office Box. Instead of having something sent to an address of a place, you can organise a post office box through your post office and the post will be sent there. You can then collect it. It is a way of keep an actual address private.
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The term "post meridian" comes from Latin. "Post" means "after," and "meridian" refers to midday or noon. Together, "post meridian" signifies "after noon" or "after the middle of the day."
Ante meansbefore and post means behind.Meridian is from the Latin for Midday.Ante Meridian = am (before midday)Post Meridian = pm (after midday)
Ante-meridian and post meridian
Ante Meridian and Post Meridian
Anti meridian and post meridian :)
Post meridian, meaning after noon, is Latin.
Our bird goes wheels up at one o'clock- that's one o'clock post meridian.
AM is ante meridian - After 12Midnight and before 12 Noon. PM is post meridian - After 12 Noon and Before 12 Midnight.
It stands for anti meridian and pm would be post meridian
Am = Ante meridian and Pm = post meridian
AM stands for Ante Meridiem that is Latin for before noon. PM stands for post meridiem that stands for post noon.
Post Meridiem origin is Latin. The definition of Post Meridiem is something occurring in the afternoon. Such as "Would you like to meet up post meridian for lunch?"