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RE: KLBC: 'IwtlhutlhwI' lIH'egh



jatlh tuv'el:
>> mu' <'IwtlhutlhwI'> maghDI' tuv'el, 
>> jatlh <<Look, a pallindrome!>>

tuv'el vIyu'. jIjatlh:
> 'ach chay' mu''e' DamaghlaH?

jang. jatlh:
> [magh] "betray, commit treason, act against" 
> but also "indicate, reveal" qar'a'?

I've seen a few people use that meaning on the list, but I don't know of any
reason to believe it is correct. The fact that the English word "betray" has
a secondary meaning is no reason to assume the Klingon word <magh> does as
well. Unless you can point out a canon example I have overlooked, <magh>
only means "betray" in the sense of "act against".


pagh
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