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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 306
lok, n. a tuft or ringlet of hair: a flock of wool, . [AS. loee; Ice. lohkr, Ger. locke, a lock.] fate, Far me, h£r mine a Log Lockage, lok'aj, the locks of a canal the differ, ence in their levels, the materials used for them, and the tolls paid for pa ing through them. Locker, lok'fcr, «. any closed place that may be locked.
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