tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sun Jan 16 20:09:16 2000
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RE: KLBC: Sto-Vo-Kor lojmItmey
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- Subject: RE: KLBC: Sto-Vo-Kor lojmItmey
- Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2000 23:05:37 -0500 (EST)
jatlh pagh:
>Voragh has already suggested <qoy'wI'> for "beggar", which works quite well.
<qoy'wI'> vIlo'. I will use <qoy'wI'>. (How does one indicate I *will*
do something?)
>Be aware that Klingon also has a word - <QI'tu'> for "Paradise". What/where
><QI'tu'> is exactly is not clear, nor is its relation to <Sto-Vo-Kor> or
><ghe''or/ghe'tor>. I prefer to use <QI'tu'> when talking about this sort of
>thing because it actually fits into the language, but <Sto-Vo-Kor> gets all
>the attention in the TV shows, etc.
I chose Sto-Vo-Kor over <QI'tu'> because <QI'tu'> seems like a place far
back in the past. On the other hand, Sto-Vo-Kor, like Gre'thor, is a
place once can go to. However, I will wait until we have more canon
for Sto-Vo-Kor and its relationship to <QI'tu'>.
>> *Hakuin-vaD yu'meH Such SuvwI'.
>Since the object of <yu'> can almost certainly be a person, you don't need
>the <-vaD> here.
lu'. Is there a list somewhere that shows what the subjects and objects
of the various verbs are? Because TKD is not too clear sometimes.
>My favorite mu'qaD is <jatlIj jej law' betleHlIj jej puS>.
jIyajbe'. "Your tongue is sharper than your bat'telh"? 'ach
mu'qaD veS DajeStaHvIS, nIvqu' jat jejqu', qar'a'?
mu'qaDvam bachchugh vay', jangchu'laH jagh, jatlh: "bIlugh, jejqu'
betleHwIj, 'ach jatwIj jej law' betleHwIj jej puS."
>pagh
>Beginners' Grammarian
*pagh, qatlho'.
(Maybe I will put up a web page with my Klingon stuff some time.)
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