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Re: [Tlhingan-hol] Klingon Word of the Day: ngIS

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (De'vID jonpIn)
Mon Mar 19 18:09:15 2012

In-Reply-To: <6.2.5.6.2.20120319141948.042b3760@flyingstart.ca>
Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2012 23:09:01 +0100
From: "De'vID jonpIn" <de.vid.jonpin@gmail.com>
To: tlhIngan-Hol@kli.org
Errors-To: tlhingan-hol-bounces@stodi.digitalkingdom.org

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Qov:
> jabbI'ID per vIleghDI', jIjatlh, "mu' vetlh vIghojbe'."  jabbI'ID
vIlaDchoHDI' vIghovbe'bej.
> bIqIDbe'bej'a'?

qatlh qIDlu' 'e' DaQub?  mu' qID Daghov'a'?

tlhIngan Hol mu'na' 'oH 'e' wISovbejbe'.  'oghbe'law' MO 'ej 'olbe'law'.

It's a DeCandidovian Klingon word, not (yet) an Okrandian Klingon word.

Qov:
> Any word on whether this lubricant has its basis in petroleum, graphite,
polyfloridated hydrocarbons or animal oils?

From "Honor Bound":
"Each grenade was a hollow metal oval, into which they had placed the sand
from the shores of the Prime Village and a small glass bottle containing
{ngIS} =97 a lubricant used on the disruptor cannons, and which the {Gorkon=
}
had in plentiful supply.  Throwing the grenade with sufficient force would
break the bottle upon impact with a solid surface =97 they had been using
B'Oraq's specimen bottles, which were fairly fragile =97 causing an explosi=
ve
chemical reaction with one of the minerals in the sand."

I'm no chemist, and I don't know what kind of lubricant would react
explosively with a mineral found in beach sand.  A cannon lubricant that
explodes under any condition sounds kind of like a bad idea to me.

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<p><br>
Qov:<br>
&gt; jabbI&#39;ID per vIleghDI&#39;, jIjatlh, &quot;mu&#39; vetlh vIghojbe&=
#39;.&quot; =A0jabbI&#39;ID vIlaDchoHDI&#39; vIghovbe&#39;bej.<br>
&gt; bIqIDbe&#39;bej&#39;a&#39;?</p>
<p>qatlh qIDlu&#39; &#39;e&#39; DaQub?=A0 mu&#39; qID Daghov&#39;a&#39;?</p=
>
<p>tlhIngan Hol mu&#39;na&#39; &#39;oH &#39;e&#39; wISovbejbe&#39;.=A0 &#39=
;oghbe&#39;law&#39; MO &#39;ej &#39;olbe&#39;law&#39;.</p>
<p>It&#39;s a DeCandidovian Klingon word, not (yet) an Okrandian Klingon wo=
rd.</p>
<p>Qov:<br>
&gt; Any word on whether this lubricant has its basis in petroleum, graphit=
e, polyfloridated hydrocarbons or animal oils?</p>
<p>From &quot;Honor Bound&quot;:<br>
&quot;Each grenade was a hollow metal oval, into which they had placed the =
sand from the shores of the Prime Village and a small glass bottle containi=
ng {ngIS} =97 a lubricant used on the disruptor cannons, and which the {Gor=
kon} had in plentiful supply.=A0 Throwing the grenade with sufficient force=
 would break the bottle upon impact with a solid surface =97 they had been =
using B&#39;Oraq&#39;s specimen bottles, which were fairly fragile =97 caus=
ing an explosive chemical reaction with one of the minerals in the sand.&qu=
ot;</p>

<p>I&#39;m no chemist, and I don&#39;t know what kind of lubricant would re=
act explosively with a mineral found in beach sand.=A0 A cannon lubricant t=
hat explodes under any condition sounds kind of like a bad idea to me.<br>

</p>

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