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tlhIm

tlhIm é uma palavra de Klingon (substantivo) que significa «tapete, tapeçaria, cobertor, colcha».

Significado

tapete, tapeçaria, cobertor, colcha

Classe gramatical
substantivo
Pronúncia
t͡ɬɪm
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Pronúncia

Pronuncie tlhIm letra por letra:

  • tlht͡ɬt released into a breathy lateral, no English equivalent
  • Iɪi as in 'bit'
  • mmm as in 'moon'

Frases de exemplo

  • Maltz commented that Klingon rugs are primarily decorative. The idea of a fabric floor covering being thick or soft was just bizarre to him. [2012-01-12-Email]
  • tlhIm is commonly used for a fabric wall hanging (that might, for example, have a picture of the Klingon emblem on it). If a piece of cloth is displayed at the end of a pole, it is considered a joqwI' (flag); a tlhIm covers some sort of surface. Finally, tlhIm can also mean blanket. Maltz said that Klingons generally don't use blankets (he certainly doesn't), but he's seen them and, if you have to call them something, tlhIm is it. [2012-01-12-Email]

Fonte

2012-01-12-Email

Originalmente compilado de klingonska.org e enriquecido por lingoXpress.