[tlhIngan Hol] qI'?

[Lieven]

Am 27.07.2016 um 16:46 schrieb SuStel:
> intended. If I write my name at the bottom of a letter, that is not
> *qI'.* If the President of the United States writes his or her name at
> the bottom of a bill, that is *qI'.*

I belong to those people who prefer to stretch the meaning as far as 
possible. So since we do not have the word for "sign a letter" I think 
it's okay to use "sign (a treaty)" for that purpose.

I think this treaty thing is added just to make sure that it's a the 
verb for writing your name on a paper, and not "to make a sign": "He 
signed to her to go away."


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