| Definition of 'posthumously' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adverb) posthumously
after death
"these piano pieces were published posthumously"; "he was honored posthumously"
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| Definition of 'posthumously' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adverb) posthumously
in a posthumous manner; after one's decease
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Sense: (of a child) born after its father has died.
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Afrikaans: nakinds |
Arabic: بَعد مَوتِه |
Bulgarian: посмъртно |
Brazilian: postumamente |
Czech: posmrtně |
German: posthum |
Danish: posthumt |
Greek: μεταθανάτια |
Spanish: póstumamente |
Estonian: postuumselt |
Farsi: پس از مرگ |
Finnish: postuumisti |
French: après la mort (de qqn) |
Hebrew: לְאַחַר מוֹת הָאַב |
Hindi: मरणोपरान्त |
Croatian: posmrtan |
Hungarian: posztumusz módon |
Indonesian: secara anumerta |
Icelandic: eftir dauða (e-s) |
Italian: (dopo la morte) |
Japanese: 死後に |
Korean: 사후 |
Lithuanian: po mirties |
Latvian: pēc nāves |
Malay: lahir selepas ayahnya men |
Dutch: postuum |
Norwegian: posthumt, etter døden |
Polish: pośmiertnie |
Persian: پس از مرگ |
Pashto: پس له مرګه |
Portuguese: postumamente |
Romanian: postum |
Russian: посмертно |
Slovak: posmrtne |
Slovenian: posmrtno |
Serbian: posthumno |
Swedish: postumt |
Thai: โดยเกิดขึ้นหลังมรณกรรม |
Turkish: ölümünden sonra |
Taiwanese: 死後(地) |
Ukrainian: посмертно |
Urdu: مابعد الموت |
Vietnamese: xảy ra sau cái chết |
Chinese: 死后(地) |
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