Hutvagh
Hutvagh is a word (noun) in Klingon meaning ‘too many people/things in a place all at once’.
Meaning
too many people/things in a place all at once
Pronunciation
Sound out Hutvagh letter by letter:
- Hxharsh h, as in Scottish 'loch' or German 'Bach'
- uuu as in 'boot'
- ttʰstrongly aspirated t
- vvv as in 'vow'
- aɑa as in 'father'
- ghɣvoiced version of H, like a growled gargle
Example sentences
- On his drive up to attend qep'a' HutDIch [...]. Traffic along the interstate was particularly heavy, a topic which at some point entered into the conversation. Dr. Okrand reports that Maltz volunteered the Klingon term Hutvagh, a noun, meaning too many people or things in a place all at once. Maltz further indicated that the term was used as a word play, a substitution for the more common Qu'vatlh which might otherwise be heard in such situations. [HolQeD-11-3-b p.13]
Source
HolQeD-11-3-b p.13
Originally sourced from klingonska.org and enhanced by lingoXpress.