possum, posse, potuī, — [potis, able + sum], to be able, can; have influence, be strong.
post, (1) adv., after, later, afterwards; (2) prep, with acc., after, behind.
posteā [post + is], adv., afterwards.
[posterus] [post], adj., following, next; comp. posterior, us, gen. ōris, later; sup. postrēmus, last, lowest; in posterum, for the future; ad postrēmum, finally; postrēmō, at last, finally. As noun, posterī, ōrum, pl. m., descendants, posterity.
posthabeō, see [habeō].
posthāc [post + hīc], adv., hereafter, thereafter, in the future.
postīcum, ī [postīcus, in the rear], n., a back door.
postis, is, m., a door-post, post.
postquam or post . . . quam [post + quam], conj., after, when.
postrēmō, see [posterus].