[tlhIngan Hol] Hoch HochHom and pronouns

[nIqolay Q]

I don't believe there are any examples of {Hoch}, {HochHom}, or other nouns
used with either first- or second-person subject prefixes or with a
pronoun. I don't think it's ever been ruled out either, and it might end up
being correct to use {maHegh Hoch} or {maHegh Hoch maH} to mean "we all
die" or "all of us die". But for now I'd try to rephrase the sentence.

On Fri, Aug 11, 2017 at 1:38 PM, mayqel qunenoS <mihkoun at gmail.com> wrote:

> I wonder whether the following are correct.
>
> wa' jaj maHegh Hoch
> one day we will all die
>
> wa' jaj maHegh HochHom
> one day most of us will die
>
> wa' jaj maHegh Hoch maH
> one day all we will die
>
> wa' jaj maHegh maH Hoch
> one day all of us will die
>
> wa' jaj maHegh HochHom maH
> one day we almost all will die
>
> wa' jaj maHegh maH HochHom
> one day most of us will die
>
> wa' jaj Hegh Hoch chaH
> one day all they will die
>
> wa' jaj Hegh chaH Hoch
> one day all of them will die
>
> wa' jaj Hegh HochHom chaH
> one day they almost all will die
>
> wa' jaj Hegh chaH HochHom
> one day most of them will die
>
> And I wonder whether there are canon examples of {Hoch} and/or {HochHom}
> used as subjects of a verb with the prefix {ma-}.
>
> And whether there are canon examples of {Hoch} and/or {HochHom} placed
> before, or after pronouns.
>
> qunnoq
>
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