post-mortem (after death)
post-impressionist
post-diluvian (after the flood)
post-colonial
post-meridiem (after noon)
postdate (to advance date on letter or cheque)
postpone (put after)
post-grad
post test
postscript
postpartum
postal
postwar
postage
poster
posterior
imposter
Some words that have the prefix 'post' are:
afterafterbirthafterbirthsafterburnerafterburnersaftercareafterdampafterdeckafteredaftereffectaftereffectsafterglowafterglowsafterimageafterimagesafterlifeafterlivesaftermarketaftermarketsaftermathaftermathsaftermostafternoonafternoonsafterpainsafterpieceaftersaftersensationaftershaftaftershaftedaftershaveaftershavesaftershockaftershocksaftertasteaftertastesafterthoughtafterthoughtsafterwardafterwardsafterwordafterwordsafterworldIncluding hyphenations:after-dayafter-hoursafter-schoolafter-shave
"Post" means after and "Pre" means before.
the prefix post means after
Post Partum (After Birth)
Dessert would mean an item post-dinner. Post means after the fact, and pre means before so an example of an item pre-dinner might be an appetizer.
Post means after or behind. It's where we get our post as in "post high school or "post script" The word after post is always accusative, which means it's a direct object.
afterafterbirthafterbirthsafterburnerafterburnersaftercareafterdampafterdeckafteredaftereffectaftereffectsafterglowafterglowsafterimageafterimagesafterlifeafterlivesaftermarketaftermarketsaftermathaftermathsaftermostafternoonafternoonsafterpainsafterpieceaftersaftersensationaftershaftaftershaftedaftershaveaftershavesaftershockaftershocksaftertasteaftertastesafterthoughtafterthoughtsafterwardafterwardsafterwordafterwordsafterworldIncluding hyphenations:after-dayafter-hoursafter-schoolafter-shave
post script or post mortem -postpone means to put off until later
post orbital
PostponePostwarPostscriptPostdated
The Latin stem "post-" means "after" or "behind." It is commonly used as a prefix in English words to indicate something that comes after or follows.
The Latin word post (followed by the accusative form of a noun) means after, behind or inferior to: post bellum = after the war.The words a, de, e, ex (which all take the ablative) can have the same meaning: ex aestate = after the summer.After all is tamen.The day after is postridie.After which is postquam.
postmortem (after death) postmodernism posthumous
post meridiem. Post is for after. meridiem means noon.Both are derived from the latin words post, meaning "after" and meri-(middle) diem (day), noon.
Post, means 'after' (it's Latin). Post-disaster means 'after a disaster'.
Post means after so it means after abortion.
Do you mean post war.