tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sat Sep 28 13:53:13 1996
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An interesting Scrabble idea
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- Subject: An interesting Scrabble idea
- Date: Sat, 28 Sep 1996 16:52:41 -0400
96-09-28 12:12:09 EDT, jatlh trI'Qal:
> On page 50 of your
> Klingon Dictionary, there is a very stange excpetion to the rule that
> noun-suffixes always go on nouns... when you have a verb being used as an
> adjective after a noun on which you desire to put a type 5 noun suffix
[...], it
> actaully goes ont eh VERB which you are using
> as an adjective [...]
I just had an interesting thought. If while playing Klingon Scrabble as we
did at the qep'a' wejDIch, someone found a verb which they could make, and
also noticed that they could add, say, {-Daq} to it, should that be allowed?
I'm not playing Klingon Scrabble anytime soon, but what if someone wanted to
use {qIjDaq}? I mean, it's a perfectly legal word when it's preceeded by a
noun, so would it be considered a legal word in its own right? As long as
there are no other verb suffixes besides {-qu'}, it really is a word!
Any opinions?
SuStel
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