SuStel:

> When you use one of these non-locative 

> verbs, any locative you attach to it can 

> mean the action happens in or near that

> location, but it can also mean that the 

> locative is the destination of the action. 

> vaS'a' jIyIt I walk in/at/on/by/to the Great

> Hall.

Did you intend to write {vaS'a'Daq jIyIt} ?

jIH:

> tera'vo' Qo'noSvaD taj vIngeH

> I send the knife from earth to kronos 

SuStel:

> Decide whether you're talking about the  

> location of the knife or who has 

> the knife. Did you give the knife to the

> people of Kronos to receive? Or did you 

> just make the knife change locations?

In the above example, the intended meaning was that the knife changes locations.

So, I guess that in that case, I should have written {tera'vo' Qo'noSDaq taj vIngeH} ?

~ gha'cher qIj