[Tlhingan-hol] Opposite of 'o'megh

[Robyn Stewart]

You're right. I need to index my canon so I can not ask stupid 
questions. I used to be able to hold it all in my head, but there's 
too much now.

At 02:12 25/01/2012, you wrote:
>ghItlhpu' Qov, jatlh:
> > Would you consider bI'reS to be the opposite of 'o'megh or does
> > 'o'megh pertain only to narrative works?
>
>I'm confused. From the HolQeD article about endings (12:2), I 
>thought that the opposite of {'o'megh} was {namtun}, not {bI'reS}, 
>and that both referred more specifically to parts of musical works. 
>For narrative works, is it not {bertlham} versus {bI'reS}?
>
>taH:
> > A battle has an 'o'megh.
>
>Does it? Not meaning to doubt you here, but I don't remember ever 
>seeing that used; can you give a canon example? (Perhaps it's in 
>paq'batlh and I just don't remember it.) I'd've used {bertlham} instead.
>
>QeS 'utlh
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