[Tlhingan-hol] lung

[Robyn Stewart]

gharghtej ghaHbe' je lutvetlh qonwi', laDwI' joq. 

Even if the ghargh in the movie was the herpetological equivalent of a tomato, you're telling a story; if ordinary people reporting on the event call it a vegetable, don't worry that it could in some sense be classed as a fruit. 

> On Jun 23, 2014, at 5:36, "De'vID" <de.vid.jonpin at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> De'vID:
>>> Actually, we do. The word {ghargh} originally referred to the giant
>>> worm- or serpent-like creature on the Genesis Planet which attacked
>>> and wrapped itself around Kruge. (This one:
>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:S03-kruge_fights_the_worms.png )
> 
> gheyIl
>> 'uSDu' ghaj gharghmey 'e' wISov'a'? vIt mIlloghvam; ghajbe' bIH.
> 
> *gharghtej ghaHbe' Qugh'e'. tlhIngan ghargh 'oHbe' gharghqoq
> Suvpu'bogh. yaghvam DelmeH mu''e' lo'pu'bogh Qugh Qoy matlh. gharghtej
> ghaHbe' je matlh'e'. Marc Okrand ja' matlh. mu' Qoypu'bogh jatlhqa'
> neH ghargh lo'DI'. gharghtej ghaHbe' je Marc. 'uSDu' ghajbe'law'
> gharghqoqvam. 'ach reH 'uSDu' Hutlh Hoch gharghmey 'e' vISovchu'be'.
> 
> [* gharghtej - obviously, a scientist in the field of gharghQeD, the
> scientific study of worms and serpents]
> 
> -- 
> De'vID
> 
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