[tlhIngan Hol] can the object of the {-meH} be the subject of what follows it ?

I want to say "klingons fight in order to be seen". Suppose I write: {tlhInganpu' luleghlu'meH Suv tlhInganpu'} Would it be correct ? What puzzles me is this.. The way "I've gotten used to the {-meH}", is that the subject of the {-meH} phrase, is the subject of the phrase which follows it too. But is that the case, or can the object of the {-meH} phrase, be the subject of the phrase which follows it ? So, could I write {tlhIngan leghmeH romuluSngan, jach tlhIngan} for "the klingon shouts, in order that the romulan sees him" ? ~ bara'qa'