The English prefix post- means “after.” Examples using this prefix include postgame and postseason.

The prefix for after or behind is post-. In a sentence, "The patient required a postoperative stay in the hospital after their heart surgery".

Two prefixes are used to mean behind. They are post- and retro-. Retro appears in terms like retroperitoneal and retrohepatic.

pre-, pro, before, in front of (prefix for time and/or position) ; post-, after, behind (prefix for time and/or position) ; dextr/o-, right (prefix for position).

Prefix. Meaning a- without, not ab- from, away from acro- heights, extremities ... after, behind pre- before, in front presby- old age primi- first pro ...

2.a. Used with reference to time or order in the sense 'subsequent to, following, succeeding, later than, after'.

The following is an alphabetical list of medical prefixes and suffixes ... Latin post, after, behind, postoperation, postmortem. pre-, denotes something ...

para-: Beyond, beside, after; per-: Through; peri-: Around; poly-: Many, excessive; post-: After, following, behind; pre-, pro-: In front of, before, preceding ...

The prefix re- (“back” or “behind”) can be found in terms such as relapse and remission. Relapse has the suffix -lapse (“to slide”), which makes the literal ...