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Re: "frontier" equivalent

QeS lagh ([email protected])



ghItlhpu' lay'tel SIvten:
>A nonliteral translation/equivalent might be "mIch chIm".  It has two 
>syllables and both syllables are stressed, just like the word "frontier" 
>(if that's important).  And it's palindromic.

chImbej logh, 'ach qechvetlh 'oSmeH reH DuHbe' {mIch chIm}. reH chImbe' mIch 
'ej reH mIch'e' chIm. chaq ghu'vam'e' lI', 'ach reH lI'be'.

'ej HoSghajbe' mu' "frontier" Hoch cha' 'ay'mey. HoSghaj 'ay' cha'DIch: 
[fronTIER]. HoSghajchugh cha' 'ay'mey, [front ear] rur. qay'laH. yIlegh:

What would you call it if Mr. Spock grew another hearing organ on his 
forehead?

The final front ear... {{;)

QeS lagh

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