social term with the morpheme {-no'}
{lop} 'celebrate' + {-no'} = {lopno'} 'celebration, party'. This request for at least one other noun with {-no'}
mu' Segh: Grammar
criminal term with the morpheme {-mang}
the verb {'ur} 'commit treason' is nominalized with {-mang} to form the noun {'urmang} 'treason'. This request is for at least one other {-mang} noun,…
subsets of plural pronouns
How do you talk about subsets of plural pronouns, in phrases like "all of us/you/them", "none of us/you/them", "two of us/you/them", "most of us/you/them", "some…
phoneme
What do Klingons call the most basic sound elements of a language?
comparisons for adverbials
How do a compare two attributes that are described using adverbs? Things like "more often", "less likely", "quicker", "more slowly"? "Sometimes I eat fish but…
vowel
The type of phoneme/letter that appears second in every (normal) Klingon word. Might be a noun (vowel), a verb (be vowel-sounding) or something else that…
consonant
The kind of phoneme/letter that appears first in every (normal) Klingon word. Might be a noun (consonant) or a verb (be consonant-sounding) or something else…
Reflexive possession (her/his/its/their own)
How to distinguish, in a sentence like “puqDaj HaqnIS HaqwI’” whether the surgeon needs to operate on her own child or somebody else’s.
Subject
The noun performing the action of a sentence. “Gowron” in the “Gowron rules the Klingon Empire”
Direct object
A word or phrase denoting the recipient of an action. As in “you” in the sentence “I see you”.