notlela lock

Language

html

Surface

keywords

Locale

st

Brain ID

html/keywords/lock

Upstream reference

MDN · deep

Brain version

1.1.0-alpha.13 · generated Mon, 20 Jul 2026 15:26:24 GMT · hash 4914b8003cdd29d0…

Provenance

No council migration covers this term — it comes from the dictionary / base layer.

Full per-leaf change history across brain builds is not yet recorded; shown is the current build's layer stack.

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AI council review

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

Cluster concurrency-async · locale st · member lock

improve

verdict

lokela

existing translation

tsamaisa

improved translation

Explanation

'Tsamaisa' (verb: to control, regulate, manage) better captures the concept of controlling access to a resource. It's less tied to a physical lock and more aligned with resource management in programming. It also allows for a more abstract understanding of 'locking' a resource.

Issue breakdown

accuracy While 'lokela' means 'to lock', it strongly implies a physical lock (door, container).
specificity Lacks the nuance of mutual exclusion in a programming context.