[Tlhingan-hol] romyo' julyet je: bI'reS

[Lieven]

De'vID:
>>> I interpret {targhlIj yIngagh, yIruch} as {targhlIj yIngagh, [targhlIj
>>> Dangagh 'e'] yIruch}, where the part in [brackets] is implicit.

QeS 'utlh:
>> Your implication is that {ruch} is in fact capable of taking an object, if
>> that's the case.

De'vID:
> Yes, I take that the object of {ruch} is a verb (sentence), so that it
> works like {Sov} and {SIv} and so on.

I always saw this as two separate sentences:

{targhlIj yIngagh. yIruch.}
"Mate with your targ. Proceed!"

in the sense of:
"Mate your Targ. Do it now."


I know of no other example, unfortunately.

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Lieven L. Litaer
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