(noun)

velocity

(sentence)

What is this?

(sentence)

What is this?

(sentence)

Take that!

(simile)

foolish as a t'gla

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Your wealth is impressive, your honor.

(replacement proverb)

Set fire on the side when there is danger.

(idiom)

the river water is red - momentous happenings

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Are warriors red?

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He has killed many of our people.

(idiom)

we hit two targets - we disagree

(secret)

Knowledge of useful information may be unfortunate.

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The guard says: "I am *not* tired."

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The prisoner says: "I am very tired."

(QI'lop)

I will take that to my home

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If we get lucky, one will get angry.

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Bring that here!

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I really mean it this time: bring that here!

(proverb)

Destroying an empire to win a war is no victory, and ending a battle to save an empire is no defeat.

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Will you escort me to a bar?

(secret)

Even my targ doesn't know

(proverb)

We succeed together in a greater whole.

(proverb)

Focus on but one target.

(idiom)

we hit one target

(sentence)

Tomorrow I'll be tired.

(proverb)

Don't just aim; hit the target.

(skybox card)

The Klingon battle knife is designed primarily for versatility of use, so that the user is never caught at a disadvantage. Two small, secondary blades eject from the knife's sides, providing both a hand guard and another set of cutting edges. A brutally spiked pommel fastens the hilt together to provide a damaging surprise attack or give a devastating backhand stroke.

(sentence)

and it promotes "Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations".

(skybox card)

Similar in configuration to the first Klingon vessels encountered, the K'Tinga-Class remained in use for most of the 23rd century. A sleeper ship of this class, the T'Ong, was encountered in the 24th century by the U.S.S. Enterprise.

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Morath knows he has been a fool,
His promised kingdom will be ash
By the time he claims the sword.

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How does a coward claim a sword?
By taking it from his sleeping father.
So he did, so he did, so he did.

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Do not resist, me, son.
Father and son fighting,
There is nothing worse.

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Can I help a fellow Klingon in need?
May I sit
And rest with you?

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I am made for great deeds,
I must take control
Of myself, my surroundings, everything!

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Then he sees bright red
At the end of his fall
It is a river, blood-colored.

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What a fool I have been,
Blinded by fear and spite,
And still you find me worthy.

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We are now connected,
Spirit and body are one,
Until our time comes.

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On the other side of the land,
Kahless traveled the lands
With an equal number of proud Klingons.

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Lukara! Leave him be,
Can’t you see he is tired?
Kahless, my apologies.

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In the name
Of Molor the Mighty,
Demanding to get in.

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The men of Qam-Chee,
They all back away
From the gates and Molor’s men.

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“Three men lead the army
With one who is most impressive
With a five pointed blade.”

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Many of the warriors fell,
The river ran red with the blood
Of a glorious battle!

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Both bodies grew tired,
And felt the pain,
But their hearts knew only bloodthirstiness.

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Kahless takes Molor’s hearts,
Still beating, to the river Skral,
He sets them free in the crimson water.

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So that one day Molor will see
The folly of his treacherous ways,
And embrace the ways of honor.

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Its towers grand, the space infinite,
The smell of bloodwine and gagh
Filled the barge upon entering.

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After the feast, Kahless felt tired,
He looked back on his words and deeds,
And then slept for three days.