tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Thu Aug 31 14:02:21 1995
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Re[2]: }} jIjot 'ej jIQuch
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- Subject: Re[2]: }} jIjot 'ej jIQuch
- Date: Thu, 31 Aug 95 13:02:21 EST
I just thought of something.
On Thu, 31 Aug 1995 ~mark wrote:
>But "Hot" also troubles me. "Hot" is glossed as "touch, feel." We
>generally have taken Okrand's use of two words as explanatory and
>restrictive, rather than additive.
<snip>
>So "Hot" to me seems to be the physical act of touching something, or to
>feel something *in the sense* of putting your finger on it to determine
>what it feels like. It doesn't seem to be "to sense internally"
(Please realize that I'm playing Devil's advocate here.)
Then what about:
"The song touched me deeply."
"To touch the sky."
"I feel your pain."
If the object is intangible then why not use <Hot>?
If not, Troi is going to have one heck of a hard time visiting Worf's family.
r'Hul