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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/14/2023 12:12 PM, Lieven L.
Litaer via tlhIngan-Hol wrote:<br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid:45f8cff0-6255-98d4-98a5-afb966b4e005@gmx.de">In
September, there was a discussion on Facebook whether it makes
sense
<br>
to say {qul lIng} "produce a fire". Some suggested this word,
while
<br>
others said that if your produce something, there must be a
remaining
<br>
product, so {lIng} might not be the best choice.
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During our preparation for the coming qepHom, Marc Okrand had a
chance
<br>
to forward our question to Maltz, and his answer somehow made both
our
<br>
suggestions be right. He wrote:
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<br>
You can {lIng} a fire, but you’re more likely to {chenmoH} or
{vemmoH} it.
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<p>Odd that this was a question at all, since we already knew you
can <b>qul chu'</b> <i>light the fire.</i><br>
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