yur

distant cousin, distant niece, distant nephew (second cousin, grandnephew, etc.)

Part of speech

noun

Pronunciation

jur

Sound out yur letter by letter:

• yjy as in 'yes'
• uuu as in 'boot'
• rrlightly trilled or rolled r

The singular form is never used in place of tey' or lor, but the plural may be used for a group including tey' and/or lor, as long as there is at least one more distant cousin, niece or nephew in the group.

• lor — cousin (mother's brother's child or father's sister's child), niece, nephew (a man's sister's child or a woman's brother's child)
• lorbe' — female cousin (mother's brother's daughter or father's sister's daughter), niece (a man's sister's daughter or a woman's brother's daughter)
• lorloD — male cousin (mother's brother's son or father's sister's son), nephew (a man's sister's son or a woman's brother's son)
• tey' — cousin (father's brother's child or mother's sister's child), niece, nephew (a man's brother's child, or a woman's sister's child)
• tey'be' — female cousin (father's brother's daughter or mother's sister's daughter), niece (a man's brother's daughter or a woman's sister's daughter)
• tey'loD — male cousin (father's brother's son or mother's sister's son), nephew (a man's brother's son or a woman's sister's son)
• vIn — cousin, niece, nephew

HolQeD-09-3 pp.8--9

Originally sourced from klingonska.org and enhanced by lingoXpress.