<prompt> a priori e bolelang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What does a priori mean? . Response in English: A priori is a phrase of Latin origin that translates to from the earlier or from beforehand. In philosophy, the term is often used to describe knowledge, reason, or arguments that are derived from theoretical and logical deduction, rather than from empirical observation or actual experience. In other words, it refers to innate knowledge that is independent of observation or experience. . Response in Sesotho: A priori ke poleloana e tsoang ho Selatine e fetoletsoeng ho ho tloha pejana kapa ho tloha pele. Filosofing, lentsoe lena hangata le sebelisoa ho hlalosa tsebo, mabaka, kapa likhang tse nkiloeng ho theolelo ea khopolo-taba le e utloahalang, ho e-na le ho shebella ka matla kapa phihlelo ea sebele. Ka mantsoe a mang, e bolela tsebo eo motho a tsoetsoeng ka eona e ikemetseng ntle le tlhokomeliso kapa boiphihlelo. 