Translation
post, position; station
Word origin
From German Posten and French poste, both from Italian posto, from Latin positum ('placed'), the past participle of ponere ('to put'). A posteno is the place where you are put, whether a guard post or a job.
- Origin
- German and French, from Latin
- Root
- positum
- English cognates
- post, position
Examples
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He found a good position in the town.
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The soldier stayed at his post.
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She works in a high position in the government.
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