Klingon word: chal bIQ Part of speech: noun Definition: rain Source: qep'a' 24 _______________________________________________ (qep’a’ 2017): refers to the water itself, not the rain falling from the sky (qurgh, 7/2017): Maltz said that you'd probably only say this if, for example, you were referring to, say, a puddle of water on the ground and wanted to be clear that the puddle resulted from rain and not some other source or if you wanted to say what it is that's dripping from your wet head since you didn't just step out of the shower (obviously you didn't -- you're a Klingon). Otherwise the puddle or hair water would be simply {bIQ} (perhaps with some modifier or other). SEE: SIS rain (v) bIQ water (n) Har’ey rainbow (n) 'onroS drop (n) SEE ALSO: peD snow (v) chal chuch snow (n) Heq hail (v) (qurgh, 7/31/2017): A hailstone can be either {chuch 'aplom} ("ice pellet") or {'aplom chuch} ("pellet ice") tet melt (v) yIQ be wet (v) SIS yoD umbrella (n) -- Voragh Ca'Non Master of the Klingons