Context
Our team is using some more functional patterns in other languages (IE javascript and ruby) and we've had some recreational conversations on standardized naming. My familiarity is largely limited to Clojure and Ramda.js.
Both Clojure and Ramda have assoc and Clojure has assoc-in with a Ramda version at assocPath. I'm guessing Ramda cribbed its name from Clojure here.
I note that common lisp doesn't seem to even have a clear comparable to assoc-in. See this conversation.
The Question
What other lisps or lisp-likes have assoc and assoc-in comparables, and what do they call them?
Bonus Points
Do there exist any resources for "rosetta stone" inter-lisp comparison of function names? A place to easily see where comparable behavior has similar or different names, or to see where comparable names have similar or different behavior?
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