ron

be banking, be rolling (aircraft rotates around longitudinal axis), be rolling (about dice)

Part of speech

verb

Pronunciation

ron

Sound out ron letter by letter:

• rrlightly trilled or rolled r
• ooo as in 'go'
• nnn as in 'nay'

• When the plane banks or rolls to one side or the other so that, say, the left wing is pointed somewhat (or even a lot) upwards while the right wing is pointed somewhat (or a lot) downwards, or vice versa, it is said to ron roll. [HolQeD-11-2 p.9]
• Duj ronmoH 'orwI' the pilot banks the vessel [HolQeD-11-2 p.9]
• mI' naghmey tIronmoH throw dice [2012-03-02-Email]

Translation given in HolQeD-11-2 is ron roll and ronmoH cause to roll or bank. Since, quite obviously, an intransitive meaning is intended for ron the word have here been translated be rolling, be banking, instead. This translation is also suggested by the use of ronmoH for to roll (a die) in MKE.

• Der — be yawing, be turning (aircraft move nose left or right)
• tor — be pitching, be tilting (aircraft tilts nose up or down)
• jIm — be heaving, be moving up or down, be descending or ascending (about aircraft)
• Dav — be swaying, be moving left or right (aircraft moving without turning)
• jer — be surging, be moving forwards or backwards suddenly (about aircraft)
• beylI' — bank
• DaH — bank, array (of weapons)
• ronmoH — throw (dice), bank (aircraft), roll

HolQeD-11-2 p.9; MKE (2012-01-01-Email; 2012-03-02-Email)

Originally sourced from klingonska.org and enhanced by lingoXpress.