tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sun Jun 01 17:23:15 2003
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-chuq
- From: Hakuohalakahiki Dei nucis naHQun El dios de piña <[email protected]>
- Subject: -chuq
- Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2003 17:16:20 -0500
I'm having a problem with the suffix <-chuq> "one another"
As I under stand it, it the verb you attach it to requires a prefix
that indicates a plural subject, and no object.
This is where I gain the problem;
I'm trying to write in the third person,
So I'm refering to 2 people as "they".
And "they"-no one
isn't represented by prefix.
Can I still use <-chuq>?
i.e. They hate one another
muSchuq
I understand how to use <-'egh>
because I use (jI-)
i.e. I hate myself
jImuS'egh
~naHQun
nIm Daghaj'a'?
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