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'oj

'oj è una parola Klingon (verbo) che significa «avere sete».

Significato

avere sete

Categoria grammaticale
verbo
Pronuncia
ʔod͡ʒ
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Pronuncia

Pronuncia 'oj lettera per lettera:

  • 'ʔglottal stop, the catch in 'uh-oh'
  • ooo as in 'go'
  • jd͡ʒj as in 'junk'

Frasi di esempio

  • I [Lieven L. Litaer] asked if there were a word for "satisfied", "I'm full", i.e. you had eaten enough. ¶ [Marc Okrand] said no, but accepted ghungHa' for not hungry any more. You cannot use it though to say that you are not hungry, that should be ghungbe' not hungry. But if you are hungry first, then you eat enough, then you can say DaH jIghungHa' Now I am un-hungry. (=not hungry any more) ¶ It also works with 'oj the same way. [2011-11-15b-Email]

Fonte

TKD

Originariamente raccolto da klingonska.org e arricchito da lingoXpress.