tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Mon Jul 22 15:16:28 1996
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Re: existence
qaSDI' 96-07-19 11:48:46 EDT, jatlh A.Appleyard:
> Even in a hard action-minded and attacking-first people with no tendency
to
> philosophise, the idea of simple existence or nonexistence arises
sometimes.
> E.g.:-
For the examples which you gave, a perfectly appropriate, and totally
canonical, way to express them is with {tu'lu}. For example, {ngemDaq
gharghmey tu'lu'}, means "There are serpent worms in the forest." This is
the same as saying "Serpent worms exist in the forest."
SuStel
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