On Wed, 20 Nov 2019 at 15:21, SuStel <sustel@trimboli.name> wrote:

Not yet mentioned on this list is the information on page 12 that -ngan is generally translated as people of, but that it's more generally used to indicate a group of beings, not necessarily beings from a particular place.

p. 19 qar'a'? 

In the Latin transcription used to write Klingon, the two meanings can be distinguished by a space: {tera'ngan} "Terran, Earther (Humans and other species native to Earth)" and {tera'[ ]ngan} "inhabitant of Earth (regardless of planet of origin)". In speaking, perhaps there is a slight pause in {tera'[ ]ngan}.

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