[Tlhingan-hol] EuroTalk word for "postcard"

[Rohan Fenwick - QeS 'utlh]

jIjatlhpu':
> I've just noticed something very peculiar about my copy of the Eurotalk 
> software while going through it again: 'echletHom is only found in the 
> pIqaD version. The romanised text gives it as ngeHmeH QIn nav "paper for 
> sending a message". 
 
mujang De'vID, jatlh:
> Sorry for resurrecting an old message, I'm going through the Eurotalk  
> vocabulary right now and entering them into my lexicon. 
> {ngeHmeH QIn nav} is "message paper for sending".  Did you mean {QIn  
> ngeHmeH nav}?

No, the Eurotalk program gave the phrase as I gave it. The error was in my
translation. (I don't often overtly translate Klingon to English any more
so sometimes I find errors popping into my English translations.)

taH:
> I know the text was replaced so it doesn't really count as canon, but
> presumably if a Klingon was asked to describe what a {QIn 'echletHom} is
> rather than just name it, he'd say whatever the original text was, and
> I'm curious as to whether it told us anything new about how {ngeH} is
> used

Not really. But I didn't think there was any real doubt? Doesn't it behave
like {nob}? We have a canon example from the Message to Kronos:

tlhIngan SuvwI' Duypu' bongeH 'e' lutul tera'nganpu'
"[We] Terrans hope you will send Klingon warrior emissaries"

QeS 'utlh