Music Tie-In - The Daily Klingon

The theme of Klingon music will be continued over at my tumblr Klingon blog, The Daily Klingon. I'll be posting a slew of Klingon vocabulary terms and phrases to that blog, coming out on a more or less daily basis.

The Daily Klingon on tumblr

The Daily Klingon - Family

The following posts all appear on my blog, The Daily Klingon. They were posted in December 2014, in the runup to the 2014 Klingon Christmas Lectures taking place over the week 2014 12 22 - 2014 12 28.

The theme of this series of posts is Family.

Family

Proverb

qorDu' - family (n)

tuq - House, tribe, lineage, family (n)

puq - child (n)

puq poH - generation (n)

puqloD - son (n)

puqbe' - daughter (n)

vav - Father (n)

SoS - Mother (n)

vay' puqloD, vay' puqbe'

vavnI' - Grandfather (n)

SoSnI' - Grandmother (n)

no' - ancestors (n)

qempa' - ancestor (n)

no'DIr - ancestor hanging (decoration) (n)

loDnI' - brother (n)

be'nI' - sister (n)

loDnal - husband (n)

be'nal - wife (n)

nay - Marry (v)

Saw - Marry (v)

Uncles

Aunts

A Last Look At Family

The Klingon Christmas Lectures 2014 On tumblr

Here are the collected Daily Klingon Christmas 2014 Lectures, on the subject of Clauses. These articles were posted over the period Monday 2014 12 22 - Sunday 2014 12 28 on the Daily Klingon blog on tumblr.

Monday: The Lectures Begin

Monday: Subordinate Clauses

Tuesday - Before, While, If, When

Wednesday: Relative Clauses; Use Of -bogh

Thursday - Purpose Clauses; Use Of -meH

Friday - Sentences As Objects

Nothing But net

Not Using 'e' And net

Q & A

Q & A

Q & A

Q & A

Q & A

Q & A

Q & A

Wrap-Up

The Daily Klingon - A Useful Resource

I run a tumblr blog, The Daily Klingon.

It does what it says on the tin.

Every evening, 9pm, something pops up on this blog.

Usually it's just a word or phrase or something.

This week (2014-12-22 - 2014-12-28) there will be something different.

This week coming, beginning tomorrow night, I am posting The Klingon Christmas Lectures.

The theme is Clauses.

The Daily Klingon

The Language Of War

Klingons, being a warrior race, are no strangers to combat, organised and disorganised. tlhIngan Hol reflects this with a variety of terms descriptive of violence, or of those who are particularly skilled at inflicting violence.

As part of an ongoing arc, this blog will be crossing over with The Daily Klingon on tumblr.

Tonight's edition of tlhIngan paQDI'norgh will look at the verbs used to describe the various cuts and thrusts of bladed combat. Meanwhile, The Daily Klingon will focus on military terminology - such as military ranks, the nouns for entities such as fleets, squadrons and armies and so on.