post mortem

post·mor·tem

 (pōst-môr′təm)
adj.
1. Occurring or done after death.
2. Of or relating to a medical examination of a dead body.
n.
1. See autopsy.
2. Informal An analysis or review of a finished event.

[Latin post mortem : post, afterward; see post- + mortem, accusative of mors, death; see mer- in Indo-European roots.]

post mor′tem adv.
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post mortem

A Latin term meaning after death, used to describe something happening after someone’s death or to mean a medical examination carried out on a dead body.
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Translations
ohledání mrtvoly
obduktion
Obduktion
autopsiepost-mortem
líkskoîun, krufning
analisi del votoautopsia
lavono skrodimas
līķa sekcija
obhliadnutie mŕtvoly
otopsi

post mortem,

postmortem

(pəusˈmoːtəm) noun
a medical examination of a dead body in order to find out the cause of death.
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post mortem

n autopsia, necropsia
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