I don’t believe there is one. I think the closest we’ve seen to an actual type of binding is {gho paq} “[ring] binder, notebook” (qepHom 2015) which is clearly different. There is also this discussion Lieven had with Okrand at qepHom 2015: (Lieven, 11/05/2015): I asked Okrand about this [i.e. envelope], and he first said "Why can't a thing have two words?" He later went into detail, saying that a {vaH} [i.e. “holster, sheath“] can be used for any kind of cover you use to put things in, for instance also a CD sleeve. The {vaH} is usually a finished piece of material. The word {qatwI'} is a more literal translation of the meaning "envelope". Sometimes you can look at an envelope and see how it's made: it's a piece of paper wrapping around something. Next Okrand said that if there were a Klingon-Klingon dictionary, {nav qatwI'} would be a good description for a {nav vaH}. {nav qatwI’} also works for a paperback cover or dust jacket. This suggests *{'echlet qatwI’} for a (card)board cover, *{(qo’rIn) DIr qatwI’} for a leather cover, etc. In addition to {qat} “wrap, encase”, {Qan} “protect” is another option. We know of: DIr QanwI' taS suntan lotion (TNK) mIn QanwI' eyeglasses (TNK) tal QanwI' cannon guard [i.e. armor-plated] (KBoP) {QanwI’} feels more substantial than a {qatwI’}, rather like a slipcase or shell box (both of which I deal with on a regular basis as a rare book cataloger at the University of Chicago Library). -- Voragh ________________________________________________________________ From: tlhIngan-Hol On Behalf Of De'vID On Thu, 21 Oct 2021 at 16:23, SuStel <sustel@trimboli.name<mailto:sustel@trimboli.name>> wrote: They probably just slapped together a quick mock-up, and whoever did it flipped the image for some reason (fitting on the page?) didn't notice or didn't care that this made the image backwards. ghaytan bIlugh. paq mIllogh po'oHDaq mu'meyvam tu'lu': "Final Cover to be Revealed". (chay' "cover (of a book)" jatlhlu'?)