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Re: 'uD vs. 'uD'a' ?

QuljIb ([email protected])

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• Subject: Re: 'uD vs. 'uD'a' ?
• Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 18:38:05 -0400

ghItlhpu' QeS lagh:

>Would {Sech} refer to a stick-with-a-fire-at-the-end kind of torch?


jangpu' Voragh:
>For an American (like Okrand), absolutely; only a Brit would immediately 
>think of a mechanical lantern (i.e. a "flashlight" in American).

'ej jang QeS lagh:
><Britain> ngan neH?? :P
>
><Australia> ngan jIH, 'ej naDev reH <torch> wIlo'. mu' <flashlight> >wIyaj, 'ach motlh <flashlight> ngaSbe' mu'tay'maj. vaj jItlhob. >chochuHmo' qatlho'.

ghaytan <<Britain wo' ngan>> ghItlhpu' voragh 'e' Hech, 'ach Qapbe'.

-quljIb 

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