Klingon Word of the Day for Tuesday, July 18, 2017

Klingon word: DI'on Part of speech: noun Definition: characteristic, trait Source: qepHom 2016

AFAIK not yet used in a sentence. CULTURAL NOTES: (CK): As you practice speaking, remember: Speak Klingon boldly; do not be meek or hesitant. This could be interpreted as a sign of weakness, a less than admirable trait among Klingons. (KGT 172): Agreeing is not a trait typically associated with Klingon nature, however, and apparently, at least under certain circumstances, this may extend to grammar as well. (KGT 142): For a visitor to a Klingon settlement, of course, the fate of any given trait is only of academic interest. (KGT 138): the characteristic patterns of younger people's speech, if noticed and commented upon, are more likely to be judged sloppy or careless rather than wrong. (KGT 113-115): If {Duj} is taken to mean ship, {vaj Duj} ("warrior ship") would suggest that the ship itself has the characteristics of a warrior, a perfectly reasonable notion. SEE ALSO: buv classification (n) ghantoH model, example, pattern (n) Segh race (type, sort, class) (n) -- Voragh tlhIngan ghantoH pIn'a' Ca'Non Master of the Klingons