tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Fri Jul 23 09:14:32 1993
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Re: Question from STrek-l
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- Subject: Re: Question from STrek-l
- Date: Thu, 22 Jul 1993 00:37:35 PST
- Organization: George Fox College, Newberg, Oregon USA
>My vote is for yInpu'wI' chISlaw', though I'm open for suggestions. It
>doesn't exactly roll off the tongue when calling a cat, but they could always
>call it yInpu' for short.
This is my first real crack at translation and all that. Now, if I did this
correctly I think this says (roughly): "My apparently white lives". Is this
correct?
Pu' being the plural
wI' being possessive
yIn being lives (I'm assuming the noun)
chiS being white
law' being apparently or seemingly
Am I right?
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