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posco v. inch. a. to ask for urgently; to beg; demand; request; aliquid; aliquem; sibi pōsĕa Pŏsīdes a freedman of the emperor Claudius; Posidian Pŏsīdēum A promontory of Ionia; A promontory of Pallene Pŏsīdōnĭa the Greek name of Pœstum Pŏsīdōnĭus a celebrated Stoic at Rhodes; a disciple of Panœtius and ... pōsĭmērĭum pŏsĭtĭo a putting; placing; setting pŏsĭtīvus adj. positive; Settled by arbitrary appointment; agreement; in lemm pŏsĭtor a builder; founder pŏsĭtūra position; posture; situation pŏsĭtus P. a. pŏsĭtus a position; situation; disposition; order possessĭo A taking possession of; seizing; occupying; possession possessĭuncŭla a small possession; a small estate possessīvus adj. relating to possession; possessive; the possessive possessor a possessor; the possessor of the thing claimed; the defendant possessōrĭus adj. relating to possession; possessory possessus possessus possession possestrix she that possesses possĭbĭlis adj. that may exist; may be done; possible possĭbĭlĭtas ability to do a thing; possibility; power possĭdĕo v. a. to have and hold; to be master of; to own; to possess; to have possīdo v. a. to take possession of; to possess one's self of; to take possession of; possess… possum to be able; have power; I; thou post adv. behind postauctumnālis adj. post - autumnal postĕā adv. After this; hereafter; thereafter postĕāquam adv. postella a crupper postĕo v. n. to go after; behind; to be inferior to poster postergānĕus adj. that is behind one's back postĕri postĕrĭor postĕrĭtas future time; futurity; after - ages; the last place; inferiority postĕro v. a. to be behind; later; to come after postĕrŭla f dim; A small back door; gate; a postern; A back-way; by-way postĕrus Comp; coming after; following; Posit postfactus made; done afterwards postfĕro v. a. to put after; to esteem less postfŭtūri postgĕnĭtus adj. born afterwards; posterity; descendants posthăbĕo v. a. to place after; esteem less; postpone posthac adv. after this time; hereafter; henceforth posthaec adv. afterwards; after this posthinc adv. after this; hereafter posthoc adv. afterwards Posthŭmĭus posthŭmus postĭbi adv. hereupon; afterwards postīca postĭcĭpo v. a. to take; receive afterwards postīcŭla a little backdoor postīcŭlum a small back building postīcum postīcus adj. That is behind; hinder; back postĭdĕa adv. after that; afterwards; loci postĭlēna a crupper postĭlĭo a claim of a god upon men; a demand for the fulfilment of... postillā adv. after that; afterwards postis a post; door-post postlīmĭnĭum a return behind one's threshold; to one's home; a return ...; a return postmĕrīdĭānus postmŏdo adv. afterwards; presently; shortly postmŏdum adv. afterwards; presently; shortly postŏmis a barnacle; twitch; a drinking-cup postpartor an inheritor; heir postpōno v. a. to put after; postpone; to esteem less; to neglect postpŏsĭtus postprincĭpĭa continuance; course; progress postpŭto v. a. to regard as secondary; to esteem less; to disregard postquam After that; after; as soon as; since; because; inasmuch as postrēmĭtas the last; the end; extremity postrēmo postrīdĭē adv. on the day after; the following; next day postrīdŭānus adj. that is; comes; happens on the following day postrīduō adv. postscaenĭum the part of the theatre behind the scenes; the postsceniu... postscrībo v. a. to write after; under; to add postsignāni the soldiers who are stationed behind the standards postsum v. n. to be after; future postŭlārĭus adj. that demands; claims; which signify that a forgotten vow ... postŭlātīcĭus adj. demanded; requested postŭlātĭo a demanding; requiring; a demand; request; supplications postŭlātor a claimant; a plaintiff postŭlātōrĭus postŭlātrix she that demands postŭlātum postŭlātus a claim; demand; a suit postŭlĭo postŭlo v. a. to ask; demand; require; ut; ne; ut postŭmātus the last; lowest place Postŭmĭus name of a Roman; a Roman consul; wife of Sulpicius postŭmo v. n. to come after; be inferior postŭmus Postŭmus a Roman surname; a friend of Cicero; and the accuser of Murena; defended by Cic… pōstus postvĕnĭens coming after