leisti let

Language
typescript
Surface
stdlib
Locale
lt
Concept
let
Brain ID
typescript/stdlib/let
Brevity ladder
leisti → teg
Gloss
let — introduce/bind a name
Brain version
1.1.0-alpha.13 · generated Mon, 20 Jul 2026 15:26:24 GMT · hash 4914b8003cdd29d0…

Provenance

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Across locales

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AI council review

Reviewed by 1 model · @cf/aisingapore/gemma-sea-lion-v4-27b-it · 2026-07-17

Cluster variable · locale lt · member let

improve
verdict
tegul
existing translation
leisti
improved translation
Explanation

I suggest 'leisti' (to allow/permit). It's a more common and natural verb in Lithuanian, and it conveys the sense of assigning a value or introducing a binding without the strong mathematical connotation of 'tegul'. It's also closer to the English 'let' in everyday usage.

Issue breakdown

  • accuracy While 'tegul' captures the 'let it be' sense, it feels overly mathematical and less natural in a general programming context.