Hi, guys. It's Andrew again. Back at the end of 2015, I appeared on this mailing list with a list of 19 words missing in Klingon. Upon your encouragement I came up with equivalents for most of them using the existent roots, but now I see that many of my conceptions on how Klingon agglutination worked were wrong. Well, I've been reading up on tlhIngan Hol -- learning more about the vocabulary, the affixes, and the rules of morphology, and I think I've got acceptable compounds and workarounds for all the words on my list now. Have a gander. be blonde: SuD (be yellow) works fine be straight (of hair): beQ (be flat) be curly: gho rur (resemble a circle) be wavy: yu'eghmey rur (resemble waves) be bald: jIb ghajbe' (to not have hair) be hazel: SuD 'ej wovbe' (be yellow/green and non-bright -- I thought "SuD 'ej Doq 'ej wovbe'" was too unwieldy) freckles: DIrvemmey (skin-mark-PL) wrinkle: bentlhegh (age-line) glasses: mIn'al'onmey (eye-glass-PL) braces: Ho'baS (tooth-metal -- it's singular -- as I understand, they say the singular "brace" in British English, so this has precedent) tattoo: DIrmIllogh (skin-picture) jeans: yopwaH ghegh (rough pants) -- and I also notice "yopwaH buq" for "pants pouch; trouser pocket" -- how about buq yopwaH for cargo pants? polo shirt: wep yor poSmoH ([sleeved] shirt with open top) tank top: be'nalmoqwI' (a calque of the English wifebeater) headphones: nachQoywI' (head-hearer . . . a calque from the German Kopfhörer) skateboard: rutlh'echlet (wheel-board) guitar: javHurDagh (six + stringed instrument) bass: javHurDagh jaQ (deep guitar) be teenage, be adolescent: nenchoH (become adult) teen, adolescent, youth, young adult: nuv nenchoH (person becoming adult) pItlh!