We say: puH Duj muD Duj bIQ Duj However, we say: veSDuj may'Duj toQDuj tlharghDuj lupDujHom And there is the {paq Duj} too, which since we don't have any of those in greece, I don't know what it is, nor do I care to find out either.. Now, from the examples above ({paq Duj}, whatever the ghe''or it is, aside), it shows that seemingly/apparently in Ca'Non, when a ship is described on the basis of *where* it travels, the two words are written separately, but when a ship is specified on the basis of its' mission, then the two words are smooshed together.. So, the question arises: If we want to say "love ship" (as ridiculous as it may sound), do we need to write {parmaqqay Duj} or {parmaqqayDuj} ? Or if we need to say "food ship", do we write {Soj Duj} or {SojDuj} ? Or is it, that only god (i.e. maltz), has the right to be smooshing words together ? ~ mayqel qunen'oS