Klingon word: mo' Part of speech: noun Definition: cage Source: KGT _______________________________________________ AFAIK never used in a real sentence (but cf. infra). SEE: mo' motive, motivation, grounds, reason, rationale (slang) (n) (KGT 154): This word literally means cage, suggesting that one's reasons for accomplishing a particular act are somehow restrictive or confining, as if preventing escape into other forms of behavior. The slang meaning is no doubt also influenced by the noun suffix {-mo'} ("due to", as in {HeSmo'}, "due to the crime") and verb suffix {-mo'} ("because", as in {HIvmo'} ["because he/she attacks"]). The slang term {mo'} is used in sentences such as {jaghpu' mo' wIyajnIS} ("We must understand the enemies' motive"; literally, "We must understand the enemies' cage"). A close standard equivalent is {meq} ("reason") -- that is, logical thinking. SEE ALSO: bIghHa' jail (n) wegh confine (v) -- Voragh, Ca'Non Master of the Klingons Please contribute relevant vocabulary or notes from the last year or two. I’ve fallen woefully behind in updating my files.