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Re[4]: How to convert a noun to a verb???

...Paul ([email protected]) [KLI Member] 

On Sat, 13 Sep 2003, DWW wrote:
> Q.1.
> -ra'       your (person) \
> -raj       your (thing)   \ where is 'you one'
> -lI'       your (person)  / and 'you (pl)'?
> -lIj       your (thing)  /

> -Daj       his/her (thing????)
> ----???    its
> -chaj      their   (thing????)
>
> Well, if something is missing?

These are all explained on page 25 of the TKD.  -raj/-ra' is the plural
form.  There is no possessive for "its", use the noun-noun construction
instead.  And the third person possessive makes no distinction between
beings and things.

> Q.2.
>
> -pu'       (pl) \
> -Du'       (pl) |  What's the difference?
> -mey       (pl) /

Answered on pages 21-24 of the TKD.  Do you not own a copy of the Klingon
Dictionary?  You should acquire one.

...Paul

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