tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Wed Aug 17 13:29:46 2011
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RE: mu'mey chu': jul
Lieven Litaer (Quvar) previously posted to the List (on 10/28/2007) WRT *{pemHov} that:
"... although the Terran translation uses the word 'sun', it could really mean literally a 'daytime-star', just like you might know the morning-star to describe the Venus we see in the morning... 'Hamlet' is ... an official and published translation, so I would accept and certainly understand {pemHov} as 'sun (in general)'."
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Voragh
Ca'Non Master of the Klingons
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Lieven Litaer
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> I would still remember the word {pemHov} somewhere in my dictionary,
> since it was used in Hamlet. I doubt there will be a reprint of, just
> because we now have a word. It's probably a very ancient Klingon word :-)
> {jul} is the modern way to say it.
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> Quvar.
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> Am 17.08.2011 21:44, schrieb Steven Boozer:
> > chaq lugh Felix. Though the etymology of *yule* is uncertain (cf.
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yule#Etymology), it is celebrated during the winter
> SOLstice.
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> > Now we can finally retire *{Hovmaj}, *{jajHov}, *{pemHov}, etc. My favorite work-
> around was *{juHHov} because it paralleled {juHqo'} "homeworld".
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> > --
> > Voragh
> > Ca'Non Master of the Klingons
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> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: Felix Malmenbeck
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> >>> chaq qID Holmaj qonwI'. Hoch DIS yul vIlop. ghIq nI'qa'taH pem.
> >>> mu'vam lulo' Holmey law' jatlhwI'pu'. vIjatlhDI'<yul> mu' rur mu'vam'e' 'ach
> >>> vIghItlhDI'<jul> rur. cheghmo' jul jul wIlop.
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> >> From: ghunchu'wI' 'utlh
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> >> ghe'naQ<'u'> bom mu'mey DIlaD 'ej DIchov.
> >> ghItlhDaq 'op mu'mey DISovpu'be'bogh DItu'.
> >> Soch mu' ghaj tetlh vIgherbogh.
> >> naDev wa' DIp vImuch:<jul>
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> >> pem Hov 'oH jul'e'.
> >> pong 'oHbe'. cha' jul ngaSlaH Hovtay'.
> >> "Sol" 'oH tera' jul pong'e'.
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