post
Danish
/ˈpɔst/
noun
Definitions
- post position, job
Etymology
Borrowed from French poste (military post, mail) derived from Italian posto (post, location, spot, place) derived from Latin positus (position).
Origin
Latin
positus
Gloss
position
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- posit English
- post English
- *postīcius Latin
- positus Latin
- postus Latin
- Post German
- Posten German
- posta Hungarian
- contrapposto Italian
- fuoriposto Italian
- monoposto Italian
- pluriposto Italian
- posta Italian
- postaccio Italian
- posteggiare Italian
- posteria Italian
- posto Italian
- soprapposto Italian
- sottoposto Italian
- triposto Italian
- post Dutch, Flemish
- avant-poste French
- poste French
- poster French
- postier French
- pósito Spanish, Castilian
- *tḱey- Proto-Indo-European
- post Swedish
- bud Danish
- flaske Danish
- flaskepost Danish
- guvernør Danish
- guvernørpost Danish
- postbud Danish
- postevand Danish
- vand Danish
- pósthús Icelandic
- póstkort Icelandic
- póstur Icelandic
- rafpóstur Icelandic
- sniglapóstur Icelandic
- posthús Faroese
- postur Faroese
- teldupostur Faroese
- poste Middle French
- posta Old Portuguese
- apostizo Old Spanish