<prompt> Moelelo oa poleloana on an even keel, o hlahisa tlhaloso.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the meaning of the phrase on an even keel, output the explanation. . Response in English: The phrase on an even keel refers to a state of stability or balance. It is derived from nautical terminology, where it originally referred to a ship that is sailing smoothly, with its keel the bottom of the ships hull parallel to the surface of the water. The phrase is often used figuratively to describe a situation or person that is steady, calm and under control. For example, one might say After a period of chaos, things at work are finally back on an even keel. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana on an even keel e bolela boemo ba botsitso kapa botsitso. E nkiloe lentsoeng la nautical, moo qalong le neng le bolela sekepe se tsamaeang hantle, se nang le keel botlase ba bokatlase ba sekepe bo bapileng le holima metsi. Hangata poleloana e sebelisoa ka tsela ea tšoantšetso ho hlalosa boemo kapa motho ea tsitsitseng, ea khutsitseng le ea tlasa taolo. Mohlala, motho a ka re Ka mora nako ea moferefere, lintho tsa mosebetsing li qetella li khutletse hantle. 