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Lithuanian — Lietuvių

0 of 5 320 TempoLife strings are translated into Lithuanian (0.0%). Browse the string list, see the English source next to the current text, and suggest a better one.

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Every row is one string in the app. The English column is the source; the Lithuanian column is what ships today, or missing when nothing does. Open a row to see it in the other languages and to suggest a change.

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KeyEnglishLithuanian
heart.tag_alcoholAlcoholmissing
heart.tag_caffeineCaffeinemissing
heart.tag_illnessIllnessmissing
heart.tag_late_mealLate mealmissing
heart.tag_stressStressmissing
heart.tag_travelTravelmissing
heart.tags_noteTag factors that may have affected the day’s heart ratemissing
heart.tags_titleDay contextmissing
heart.tags_todayTodaymissing
heart.tags_yesterdayYesterdaymissing
heart.tier_easyToday looks like a good day for lighter movement — resting heart rate is a little high. A…missing
heart.tier_goRecovery markers look calm — you can push a little harder. But how your body feels always…missing
heart.tier_steadyUsual rhythm — moderate training fits. Listen to your body, as always.missing
heart.tier_titleToday’s suggestionmissing
heart.today_avgToday averagemissing
heart.today_rangeToday rangemissing
heart.tour_chartThe chart shows heart rate and events for the selected period.missing
heart.tour_checkinThe morning check-in gives your trends context.missing
heart.tour_doneDonemissing
heart.tour_heroThis is your latest reading and the day summary.missing
heart.tour_nextNextmissing
heart.tour_skipSkipmissing
heart.tour_tabsViews: today, trends, recovery and workouts.missing
heart.trimp_daysdaysmissing
heart.trimp_neutralNo clear link between training load and sleep yet.missing
heart.trimp_noteTRIMP = zone-weighted training-load minutes. An observational pattern from your own histo…missing
heart.trimp_recover_lessAfter heavier training days your sleep tends to be shorter.missing
heart.trimp_recover_moreAfter heavier training days your sleep tends to be longer.missing
heart.trimp_sleep_titleLoad & sleepmissing
heart.trimp_title2Load and next-night sleepmissing
heart.unusual_aboveToday's resting heart rate is above your own baseline ({n} BPM).missing
heart.unusual_belowToday's resting heart rate is below your own baseline ({n} BPM).missing
heart.unusual_noteCompared only with your history — not a medical alert.missing
heart.usual_weekusual weekmissing
heart.vs_baselinevs baselinemissing
heart.wake_rise_deltarise in the first hour awakemissing
heart.wake_rise_noteHow fast your heart rate climbs after waking, across recent nights.missing
heart.wake_rise_titleWake-up risemissing
heart.weather_city_phLocation (city)missing
heart.weather_cooler_lowerOn cooler days your heart rate tends to be slightly lower.missing
heart.weather_emptyAt least 4 days of weather and heart-rate data are needed.missing
heart.weather_neutralNo clear link between weather and heart rate so far.missing
heart.weather_not_foundLocation not foundmissing
heart.weather_noteWeather data: Open-Meteo (no API key). Observational, not causal.missing
heart.weather_savedWeather syncedmissing
heart.weather_syncSyncmissing
heart.weather_titleWeather & heart ratemissing
heart.weather_warmer_higherOn warmer days your heart rate tends to be slightly higher.missing
heart.week_summary_titleWeek summarymissing
heart.workout_avgAverage BPMmissing
heart.workout_cyclingCyclingmissing
heart.workout_hikingHikingmissing
heart.workout_peakPeak BPMmissing
heart.workout_runningRunningmissing
heart.workout_samples_missingNot enough heart-rate samples for zones and recovery.missing
heart.workout_strengthStrength trainingmissing
heart.workout_swimmingSwimmingmissing
heart.workout_yogaYogamissing
heart.workouts_emptySynced workouts with heart-rate samples will appear here.missing
heart.workouts_titleWorkout zones and recoverymissing

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What makes a good Lithuanian string here

Keep the placeholders. Anything in curly braces is replaced with a real value before the string is shown. Drop {n} and the sentence loses its number; rename it and the replacement silently fails. They can move within the sentence, but they must all still be there and spelled exactly as in the English.

Watch the length. Most of these strings live in a fixed space: a tab label, a button, a stat tile under a big number. A translation half again as long as the English will be clipped or will push a layout apart on a small phone. When the natural translation is much longer, a shorter and slightly blunter phrasing is the right answer.

Use the app's own vocabulary consistently. The same concept should read the same way everywhere — one word for a logged meal, one for a fast, one for a streak. Consistency matters more than variety; a synonym used once reads as a different feature.

Do not translate health claims into advice. Several strings deliberately describe a number without telling anyone what to do about it. A translation that turns "your resting rate is above your baseline" into "see a doctor" changes what the app claims, which is not a translation decision.

How this list is built

The list is parsed from the app's own translation files at the moment you load the page, so it cannot drift from what ships. Strings the parser could not read in a single pass are left out entirely — 0 lines in the Lithuanian files fell into that category — rather than being shown with a guessed value.

Source: TempoLife app translation files (assets/js/i18n*.js), parsed at page render · checked 2026-09-02

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