tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Sat Oct 06 10:20:57 2007
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Re: Klingon words from _Diplomatic Implausibility_ (DI)
ja' vay':
> > >{HuDyuQ} - a mountainous Klingon planet: "The name derives from the
> words meaning 'mountain' and 'planet'."
> It's possible that Okrand didn't bother correcting names which didn't
> Still... whoever coined {HuDyuQ} may have been familiar
> with {SermanyuQ} "Sherman's Planet"
Well, why not? Read as a name, it sound like "Sherman-planet".
And for {HuDyuQ}, there is no doubt. Marc Okrand explains in TKD how to make compound nouns, so
{HuD} "mountain" + {yuQ} "planet"
= {HuDyuQ} "mountainplanet"
is completely legal.
Of course one might doubt what a {De'naQ} is, but {HuDyuQ} is clearly a "mountain-planet".
But my question concerns more the other words. Do we accept these as canon now?? Are they listed in the KLI's new word list? Can I use them, and expect others to know them? Do you know them at all?
Quvar.
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