tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Thu Feb 28 12:57:13 2008
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RE: Klingon WOTD: Qong (verb)
At 02:30 PM Thursday 2/28/2008, you wrote:
>Here are a few more mentions in TKD:
>
> jIQong
> (I sleep. - TKD 33,67)
>
> bIQong
> (You sleep. - TKD 33)
>
> maQong
> (We sleep. - TKD 33)
>
> SuQong
> (You (plural) sleep. - TKD 33)
>
> yIQong
> (sleep! - TKD 34)
>
> peQong
> (You (plural) sleep! - TKD 34)
No surprises in this conjugated series, but canon is canon! Those would be
the examples for Okrand's comment infra:
> > Discussed by Okrand:
> >
> > TKD 33: In the case of {Qong} "he/she/it sleeps, they sleep", the exact
> > subject would be indicated elsewhere in the sentence or by context. This
> > set of prefixes is also used "when an object is possible, but unknown or
> > vague."
Thanks.
--
Voragh
Ca'Non Master of the Klingons