<prompt> Hlopha mantsoe a latelang ho latela tlhaloso ea ona.Ambiguous, capricious, arbitrate  <response>: Instruction in English: Categorize the following words according to their definition. . Response in English: Ambiguous - an adjective that describes something that is open to more than one interpretation, or not clearly defined. Example: The language in the contract was ambiguous and open to interpretation.Capricious - an adjective that describes sudden, unpredictable changes in behavior or mood. Example: The weather in the mountains can often be capricious, with sudden rain storms appearing out of nowhere.Arbitrate - a verb that refers to the act of making a judgement or reaching a decision between two opposing parties. Example: When the two neighbors couldnt come to an agreement about the property line, they hired a third party to arbitrate the dispute. . Response in Sesotho: Ambiguous - lehlaodi le hlalosang ntho e bulehetseng tlhaloso e fetang bonngwe, kapa e sa hlalosoang ka ho hlaka. Mohlala: Puo ea konteraka e ne e sa hlaka ebile e bulehile ho hlalosoa. Capricious - lehlaodi le hlalosang liphetoho tsa tshohanyetso, tse sa lebelloang boitšoarong kapa maikutlong. Mohlala: Maemo a leholimo a lithabeng hangata a ka fetoha a sa tsitsang, ha lifefo tsa tšohanyetso li hlaha ka tšohanyetso. Arbitrate - leetsi le bolelang ketso ya ho etsa kahlolo kapa ho fihlela qeto pakeng tsa mahlakore a mabedi a hanyetsanang. Mohlala: Ha baahisani ba babeli ba ne ba sa khone ho lumellana ka mohala oa thepa, ba ile ba hira motho e mong hore a rarolle khang. 