tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Tue Jun 24 02:07:54 1997
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Re: ghuHmoH
- From: "Neal Schermerhorn" <[email protected]>
- Subject: Re: ghuHmoH
- Date: Tue, 24 Jun 97 09:07:40 UT
ghItlh charghwI':
>... {ghuHmoH} could properly be used as:
>SoHvaD yIHvetlh vIghuHmoHpu'. "I have warned you about
>that tribble."
DIch 'oH'a'? Leaving out the SoHvaD and the suffixes (other than -moH) gives
us:
yIH vIghuHmoH
Now yIH vIghuH is clearly "I am alerted to the tribble" Adding the -moH means
the subject makes the object act the verb.
yIH vIghuHmoH = I cause the tribble to be alerted.
Your sentence really reads "I have warned that tribble about you!" 'ej naDev
ghaHtaHvIS tlhIngan SuvwI''e' 'ang'eghvIpbej yIHmeyvetlh, qar'a'?
Qermaq