tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Thu Jul 24 11:26:02 1997
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RE: vegh
On 23 Jul 97 at 11:52, Weaver SE (Steve) wrote:
> >In that case we could also use this verb to describe to someone
> >what a person is doing during his nentay (if the row of Klingons
> >carrying 'oy'naQmey as a single "entity" that is part of the nentay
> >has a single word tlhIngan Hol name, and we would know it) with a
> >very simple and compact "[the row of klingons] vegh", am I right?
> >This row of klingons could be seen as a path with an entrance, an
> >exit and a very definate boundary (the klingons with the
> >'oy'naQmey).
> > I>nteresting verb...
> >
> NO! This is the same "through" as the "woman walking through the
> forest" example.
I don't agree. There is a definate difference here. This is
definately a "tunnel" of some kind, while a forest obviously isn't.
> Wonderful English word "through"... Heh heh heh... no wonder MO
> called it {vegh}. I love it!
Alright, explain the difference to me, if you can.
Why, let me put it differently: yIQIj jay'!
Qapla'
peSHIr
Jarno Peschier, computer science student, Utrecht University
mailto:[email protected] http://jarno.home.ml.org/
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