The verb {qeq} is given as "practice, train, prepare".

If I say {moQbara' vIqeq}, then what does it mean ?

"I practice mok'bara" as in "I practice karate" (that is "I know how
it's done") ?

"I practice mok'bara" as in "I'm training so that I'll become better" ?

"I train mok'bara" as in "I grabbed the mok'bara and I caused it to train" ?

"I prepare mok'bara" as in "I grabbed the mok'bara and I'm getting it
ready for something" ?

I don't think Okrand has ever used qeq in a sentence or explained it, so I can't give you a definitive answer, but I believe the correct object of qeq is the regimen the subject is training in. moQbara' vIqeq means I'm working to improve my ability at moQbara'; it doesn't mean I'm a practitioner of moQbara', and it doesn't mean that I'm trying to improve the skills of some entity called moQbara'.

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