a posteriori
zıt: a priori, ex ante
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
a posteriori
zıt: a priori
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
at a later stage · a posteriori
zıt: a priori
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
a posteriori
eş: post factum
zıt: a priori
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
aile: aposteriorità
Rusça 🔊 апостерио́ри , апостерио́рный , по по о́пыту
a posteriori
zıt: a priori
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
a posteriori, inductive
eş: αποστεριόρι
zıt: εκ των προτέρων
köken: Calque of Latin a posteriori. Formal syntax as in Katharevousa, from εκ (ek) / ἐκ (ek, “from”) + genitive plural των (ton) υστέρων (ystéron): ancient τῶν (tôn) ὑστέρων (hustérōn) ("of the subsequent"). See ύστερος (ýsteros).
🔊 εκ των υστέρων, μετανιώνω
🔊 (as adjectives, adverbs)
🔊 ("a priori")
a posteriori
zıt: a priori, aprioryczny, apriorystyczny
köken: Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin ā posteriōrī (literally “from what follows”).
aile: aposterioryczny, aposterioryzm
Ukraynaca 🔊 апостеріо́рі , апостеріо́рний
a posteriori, empirical (in a manner that deduces theories from facts)
a posteriori
zıt: tiên nghiệm
köken: Sino-Vietnamese word from 後驗.
a posteriori (involving induction of theories from facts)
zıt: апрыёрны
köken: апастэрыёры (apasteryjóry) + -ны (-ny). Compare Russian апостерио́рный (aposteriórnyj), Ukrainian апостеріо́рний (aposteriórnyj)