Klingon word: na'ran Part of speech: noun Definition: type of fruit Source: KGT _______________________________________________ (KGT 85): The closest equivalent to sweet is probably {na'ran rur} ("resembles a *naran*," a fruit whose juice is sometimes added to sauces as a contrast to the other flavors.) Interestingly, many human visitors seem to really enjoy the juice of the *naran* all by itself, particularly in the morning, though Klingons find this practice most peculiar. [Lieven & Marc Okrand, 10/29/2015]: For squeezing a toothpaste tube or for squeezing an orange, he said the verb is {ngaH}." PUN: Spanish *naranja* "orange" SEE: tera' na'ran orange (TNK) tera' na'ran wIb lemon (TNK) tera' na'ran wIblaw' lime (qepHom 2022) tera' na'ran'a' grapefruit (TNK) SEE ALSO: tanje'rIn tangerine (etc.) (n) vIychorgh juice, sap (n) nIQ breakfast (n) -- Voragh Ca'Non Master of the Klingons