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Re: mu'mey



Darren Martin writes:
>I was wondering if there are any more official words that the
>Klingon Dictionary does not include.  In other words, are there
>any words that have been added to tlhIngan Hol?

Actually, there are quite a few mu'mey chu' ("new words").  Most
of them come from the audiotapes "Conversational Klingon" and
"Power Klingon" by Marc Okrand; a few have appeared on the special
Skybox trading cards written in Klingon.  Such new words appear
in HolQeD soon after they are "discovered." A handful of new words
were given directly to the KLI by Mac Okrand, and have only been
distributed in HolQeD.  There's no single published list of them;
interested people are strongly encouraged to purchase the issues
of HolQeD that contain the new words (or, better yet, an entire
set of back issues).

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The conjunction {je} *follows* the list of nouns it is combining.
This phrase would properly be {bang roj batlh je} *if* the noun
{bang} meant what you apparently want it to mean.  However, it
doesn't refer to the emotion or act of "love" -- it really means
"beloved" or "loved one."

-- ghunchu'wI'               batlh Suvchugh vaj batlh SovchoH vaj




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