Conjunctions - "And," Joining Nouns

There are six types of conjunctions, of two types - three conjunctions to join nouns, and three to join sentences together. The first conjunction looked at here is je, which is the conjunction and. As with all conjunctions which join nouns together, je comes after the nouns being joined together.

tlhIngan tera'ngan je	a Klingon and a Terran
chab HIq je	a pie and an ale
DIpmey wotmey je	nouns and verbs
moHaqmey mojaqmey je	prefixes and suffixes
loDpu' be'pu' je	The men and the women
jIH SoH je	me and you
yuQmey maSmey Hovmey je	planets, moons and stars
HuDmey ngechmey je	mountains and valleys

In addition, je can also have a meaning of also, too:-

tach 'el wa' tlhIngan wa' romuluSngan je	A Klingon and a Romulan enter a bar
chab HIq qIj je ra'ta' 'Iv	Who ordered the pie and the black ale?
HuDmeyDaq ngechmeyDaq je, Hoch veng je, jaghwI' vISam	In the hills and valleys, and every city, too, I sought my enemy
Qu' quv je lo' Hoch tlhIngan	All Klingons value duty and honour

This is the equivalent of the logical AND gate with two inputs, which would return 1 if and only if both inputs were 1, and return 0 if only one of the inputs was 1 or if both inputs were 0.

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