Nearly fogot… There are other examples of {Saq} as a morpheme in nouns: Saqjan landing gear (n) (KBoP) Saqghom landing party (n) (TLD?) SaqDaq landing site (n) (qepHom 2018) --Voragh ________________________________________________________ From: tlhIngan-Hol On Behalf Of De'vID Lieven asked me about this off-list, and in the interest of sharing Klingon-language trivia, I'll copy my answer here. <It was made up for the opera 'u'. The writers needed a name for Kahless' native region and didn't have one, so they made up a word that means "hero's land" ({Sub} "n. hero", {Saq} "v. land"), and put the words together in the manner of {paq'batlh} "book of honor" and so on. I don't know why they used {Saq} the verb and not {puH} the noun. Either they made a mistake or they just liked the sound or look of "Saq'sub" over "puH'sub" or whatever it would've been. Since it was used in the opera, we didn't change it. It's a proper name anyway and isn't given a meaning in-universe.>