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A.6.P:4.12 - Lexical guardrails

Overloaded words are diagnostic entry points, not relation kinds. In Tech or normative prose, same, synced, linked, connected, anchored, grounded, supported, and similar words cannot substitute for an unnamed direct relation or claim family. Bind and rebind remain name-binding or relation-specific vocabulary and are not generic relation-change verbs. A Plain gloss is admissible when its direct reading and the next applicable rule remain recoverable.

E.10 is the pattern for the trigger scan and E.10.ARCH the shared wording-use recovery architecture. F.18 is the pattern for durable name selection after the governed object is known. A.6.P does not maintain a second trigger registry or mint one specialization for every repeated word.