postpose
transitive verb
post·pose
(ˈ)pōs(t)ˈpōz
1
obsolete : postpone sense 2a,b
2
: to place (as a particle) after a grammatically related word
the articles … are postposed in Scandinavian and Rumanian
M. H. Swadesh
M. H. Swadesh
Word History
Etymology
Middle French postposer, modification (influenced by poser to put, place) of Latin postponere (perfect stem postpos-)
- social engineer
- social engineering
- social engineers
- social evil
- social gospel
- social group work
- social hedonism
- social history
- social housing
- social hygiene
- social insect
- social insurance
- social justice
- social life
- social media
- social medicine
- social network
- social networking
- social order
- social organism
- social organization
- social parasitism
- social pathology
- social philosophy
- social physics