tlhIngan Hol Grammar

1.0.0: The Sounds of Klingon 1.3.0: Stress3.0.0: Nouns3.1.0: Simple Nouns3.2.0: Complex Nouns3.2.1: Compound Nouns3.2.2: Verb plus -wI'3.2.3: Other complex nouns3.3.0: Suffixes3.3.1: Type 1: Augmentative/diminutive3.3.2: Type 2: Number3.3.3: Type 3: Qualification3.3.4: Type 4: Possession/specification3.3.5: Type 5: Syntactic markers3.4.0: The noun-noun construction3.5.0: Emphasizing Nouns4.0.0: Verbs4.1.0: Pronominal prefixes4.2.1: Type 1: Oneself/one another4.2.2: Type 2: Volition/predisposition4.2.3: Type 3: Change4.2.4: Type 4: Cause4.2.5: Type 5: Indefinite subject/ability4.2.6: Type 6: Qualification4.2.7: Type 7: Aspect 4.2.8: Type 8: Honorific4.2.9: Type 9: Syntactic markers4.3.0: Rovers4.4.0: Adjectives5.1.0: Pronouns
5.2.0: Numbers5.3.0: Conjunctions5.4.0: Adverbials5.5.0: Exclamations5.6.0: Names and address6.0.0: Syntax6.1.0: Basic sentences6.2.0: Complex sentences6.2.1: Compound sentences6.2.2: Subordinate clauses6.2.3: Relative clauses6.2.4: Purpose clauses6.2.5: Sentences as objects6.2.6: Nominalizer6.3.0: "To be"6.4.0: Questions6.6.0: Comparatives and superlatives6.7.0: Placement of adverbial elements6.8.0: Indirect objects6.9.0: Verbs of motion6.10.0: Instead6.11.0: Between6.12.0: Speaking and Music6.13.0: With6.14.0: Should/Ought to7.0.0: Clipped Klingon7.1.0: Commands7.2.0: Responses to commands, status reports7.3.0: Duress, excitement