juch

have a width of

Part of speech

verb

Pronunciation

d͡ʒut͡ʃ

Sound out juch letter by letter:

• jd͡ʒj as in 'junk'
• uuu as in 'boot'
• cht͡ʃch as in 'chew'

• There are two words used for length: 'aD and 'ab. Both of these can be translated "have a length of," but they are used somewhat differently. 'aD is used in contrast with juch "have a width of" in measuring, say, a tabletop. 'ab, on the other hand, is used for (potentially) longish, skinnyish things (for example, spears) and also for heights. [1997-10-22-News]

opposite of 'aD

• ghaj — have, possess
• muq — have a volume of
• ngI' — have a weight of, weigh
• Saw' — have a depth of
• 'ab — have a length/height of
• 'aD — have a length of, measure

1997-10-22-News

Originally sourced from klingonska.org and enhanced by lingoXpress.