prefix
Etymology: Middle English, from Latin, from post (adverb & preposition); akin to Greek (Arcadian & Cyprian dialect) pos toward, on, at, Sanskrit paśca behind, after, later, Old English of of, from, off — more at of
1.
a. : after : subsequent : later
post date
post entry
post nati
b. : behind
post fix
: posterior
post abdomen
: following after
post consonantal
2.
a. : subsequent to : later than
post adolescence
post classical
post operative
post war
b. : behind : posterior to
post antennal
post cardinal
post ocular