horse kept at an inn, post house, or other station for use by mail carriers or for rent to travelers, 1520s, from post (n.3) "communication from one place to another by relays" + horse (n.).
postern
post-glacial
post-graduate
post-haste
post-hole
post-horse
posthumous
postillon
post-impressionism
Post-it
postlude
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