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Re: Canonical Klingon



I've just completed copying TKD into my own dictionary of sorts.
It's Klingon-English broken down into mainly 2 sections Nouns and Verbs.
I've put the proper verb prefixes and suffixes tables in the proper
section and done the same with the noun suffixes and pronouns for quick
refrence. I've also done up a Quick Reference of words I see used most
often in the irc chat so I can learn them faster. 
Next part will be copying KGT into the appropriate sections ,then the
new words from KLI site. I've come across more words that I didn't know
had been translated by doing this. It's a great way to really *read* the
books.   

Lt.Commander Maud Freifelder /Lt.Commander malqa 
Chief Security Officer /Chief of Cadet Corps.
USS Triumph NCC-26228/R2/ Starfleet (Triumph Against All Odds) 
jIjatlhpa' jatlh Hovmey (The stars will talk before I will)  
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On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Alan Anderson wrote:

> ja' veS joH:
> >ok. Im sick of seeing words on emails that i cannot find in the dictionary,
> >in TKG, or in the list provided in the FAQ or where ever it is.  Where can I
> >find a compleate and up to date list of ALL tlhIngan Hol words?
> 
> The only legitimate place for you to find such a list is wherever you
> put it after you've created it yourself. :-)  Going through the lists
> in TKD and its addendum, KGT, and the New Words list on the KLI's web
> site while copying them down not only gives you what you want, but is
> one of the best ways I know of to become familiar with the vocabulary
> in its entirety.
> 
> Having all the words in one place is worth the effort.  It's worth it
> just to avoid the frustration of thinking you have looked everywhere,
> but you still can't find a word you *know* has to be there.  Once, it
> used to be a small hassle to remember to check the addendum.  But now
> that KGT is around and we've even got subsequent vocabulary, there is
> the potential for a lot more effort expended to look up even a single
> unrecognized word.  If you want a complete and up to date list of ALL
> tlhIngan Hol words, nobody is stopping you from making one, and there
> are many people actively encouraging you to do so.
> 
> -- ghunchu'wI' 'utlh
> 
> 
> 




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