Klingon word: logh chal je 'angweD qach Part of speech: noun Definition: planetarium (building) Source: qepHom 2016 _______________________________________________ I.e. the building itself, e.g. from an architectural point of view or as a landmark. {logh chal je ‘angweD} "planetarium" presumably refers to the service, organization or work performed in the building more generally. The distinction between shows up elsewhere: paq nojwI’ tum library [service] (public) (n) paq nojwI’ qach library (building) (n) QIn tum postal service (n) QIn tum qach post office (building) (n) ... or when there are several components within one building: bo'DIj court (of law) (n) bo'DIj pa' courtroom (n) bo'DIj qach courthouse (n) much presentation, (television) show (n) muchpa' theater, auditorium (n) much qach theater (i.e. building) (n) (MO to De'vID, 3/2015 < FOTSN/FFN): If Bloomsbury Theatre refers to the whole building -- auditorium, lobby, dressing rooms, {puchpa'mey}), not just the room where the performance takes place -- he'd go with {much qach}. SEE: logh (outer) space (n) chal sky, heavens (n) ‘angweD museum (n) qach building (n) renwI' designer, architect (n) qurbuSwI' architect [Morskan dialect] (n) SEE ALSO: 'agh show, demonstrate, display (v) much present, perform (music) (v) ren design, map out, plan (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.