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imp: you (s/pl)-them

(noun)

vegetation, plants

(idiom)

from area-southwestward to area-northwestward to area eastward

(proverb)

Real power is in the heart.

(proverb)

Hit them hard and hit them fast.

(nentay)

I must show you my heart.

(proverb)

I must show you my heart.

(fragment)

needs to not enjoy

(fragment)

does not need to enjoy

(nentay)

I travel the river of blood .

(proverb)

I travel the river of blood.

(proverb)

To really succeed, you must enjoy eating poison.

(proverb)

When in doubt, surprise them.

(proverb)

If you must negotiate, watch you enemy's eyes.

(simile)

nervous as a tika cat

(sentence)

Take the credits!

(simile)

foolish as a t'gla

(idiom)

the river water is red - momentous happenings

(proverb)

Don't catch any bugs.

(proverb)

Pay no heed to glob flies.

(proverb)

One need not enjoy virtue.

(proverb)

Care about your students.

(sentence)

Terrans enjoy eating burnt animals.

(sentence)

Fill a large glass!

(proverb)

Capture all opportunities.

(sentence)

Waiter, bring two glasses!

(sentence)

Six big phasers

(sentence)

Everyone enjoys a mock battle.

(proverb)

Curse well!

(sentence)

Advance to the nearest energy source.
If unowned you may buy it from the Bank.
If owned, throw dice and pay owner a total of ten times amount thrown.

(proverb)

Have the courage to admit your mistakes.

(sentence)

No problem! Here!

(proverb)

When you begin a mission, remember Aktuh and Melota.

(sentence)

You have insulted my honor, Terran.

(curse)

Your targ has a bigger brain than all your ancestors put together.

(proverb)

When you insult a Klingon's honor, prepare for trouble.

(sentence)

You follow Klingon customs well.

(title)

The Klingon Way - A Warriors Guide

(QI'lop)

Accept these stuffed to'baj legs.

(sentence)

Then you're obviously enjoying it.

(skybox card)

The Klingon disruptor rifle is a standard hand held disruptor, attached to an extended power supply stock. This serves to steady the aim of a warrior and increase the effective range for distance targeting.

(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.

(skybox card)

Klingon food is best when served fresh and live. Few humans dare to eat gagh, rokeg blood pie, or heart of targ.

(sentence)

Hear now,
All of you here,
Proud warriors of Kronos*

(sentence)

The ways of Kahless,
For they are true
And unforgettable.

(sentence)

Of one who fought
Against the odds,
And even Gods.

(sentence)

Hear now,
All of you here,
Why we go to Sto-vo-kor*

(sentence)

Kahless, pull your d'k tahg*,
Kill the beasts in this forest,
One a targ, and two who call themselves Klingon.

(sentence)

Open the gates for us,
I can offer you your house
And your kin will die with honor.

(sentence)

Then fires burst under the roofs
Of the Saq'sub’s ancient houses,
Flames have no mercy for anyone.

(sentence)

Morath wakes his father,
The old Kanjit,
His hearts* weak, but proud.

(sentence)

As are your hearts
Filled with water,
All blood is lost.

(sentence)

And Morath’s strength was gone,
The coward threw his sword
Into the fire streams of Kri'stak.

(sentence)

Kahless enters Gre'thor,
Follows the river of fire
Deep into the Kri'stak volcano.

(sentence)

No one has ever succeeded
Walking along the banks
In the heart of Kri'stak,

(sentence)

Sparks from the fire river
Caught his hair,
Caught his hair.

(sentence)

It ends at a cliff,
Leading straight into the core
Of Kronos

(sentence)

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

(sentence)

The blood streams carry him
To the great gates of Gre'thor,
The land from where none return.

(sentence)

The fearless warrior
Climbs out of the blood
Onto dry land.

(sentence)

Kotar, Kotar, Kotar!
Guide our warriors
To their final battleground.

(sentence)

We are ready,
Let us commence
This ancient rite.

(sentence)

First Nach, the form of the head,
Then Ghiv, the form of the legs and arms,
Then Burgh, the form of the stomach,
Then Bing, the form of the space above and below,
And Dung, the space beside,
And finally Tiq, the heart and center of all things,
May it forever beat, anywhere.

(sentence)

“I will hunt you down
Like a targ and slay you,
Then eat both your hearts!”

(sentence)

The next day, the barge set sail
On the river of blood,
On its way to gather the souls of the fallen ones.

(sentence)

Kotar, Kotar, Kotar!
Assemble your Qempa'keh*,
The proudest spirits of Gre'thor!

(sentence)

He has broken the ancient rules,
He has defied his destiny
Curse this Klingon, who has no shame!

(sentence)

Qempa'keh, we will travel
Up the river of blood
And bring this traitor down!

(sentence)

To tell the Klingon tribes
their story of courage,
And honor.

(sentence)

To tell them that now is the time
To take up their arms,
And fight against Molor.

(sentence)

About avenging their stolen pride,
About caring for their weapons,
For they represent the purity of their blood.

(sentence)

The band of warriors then went
Past the shore to the river Skral,
To Molor’s seat of power.

(sentence)

After having sealed this bond in blood,
The two lovers left for the river Skral,
Where the assembled warriors awaited them.

(sentence)

Look at these p'takhs at your side,
They don’t know how to distinguish
A sword from a plough!

(sentence)

The three forks of the Skral
Were the scene of battle
Between the two armies.

(sentence)

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

(sentence)

One by one they fell,
Hearts were pierced,
Heads were severed.

(sentence)

Kahless grips you by the throat,
He could rip your heats out at will,
But instead he put you on your feet.

(sentence)

Look me in the eye, Molor,
I gave you my word of honor,
And I will respect it.

(sentence)

Kahless and Molor,
The strength of your hearts
Will decide what is to come.

(sentence)

Both Klingon hearts beat,
At their strongest,
In lust for blood.

(sentence)

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

(sentence)

It was not long, by the third hour,
Before Kahless struck his bat'leth
Right into Molor’s hearts, ripping them out.

(sentence)

In one single move, he removed the hearts,
In one single move, he restored his honor,
In one single move, the battle was done.

(sentence)

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

(sentence)

May these waters wash clean
These hearts,
Blackened with shame.

(sentence)

And so Kahless slew the tyrant Molor,
And taught the people the ways of honor
By his words and his honorable deeds.

(sentence)

Follow the honor in your spirit,
And if you should loose your way,
Remember the young warrior from the Saq'sub.

(sentence)

Now, the time had come,
Kahless impaled his hearts
With the two blades of the mevak.

(sentence)

The three were reunited once more,
They set sail over the Blood River
To Gre'thor, or so Kahless thought.

(sentence)

At the centre of Sto-vo-kor,
The ancient hearts of honor and wisdom
Beat steady and strong.

(sentence)

Gre'thor was now the home
Of the hearts of doubt and fear,
The place for the weak and dishonored.

(sentence)

There was a feast with his kin,
And the warriors that took part
In the great battle against Molor.

(sentence)

You will offer them a place
Between these walls,
And a feast to their liking.

(sentence)

The Klingons with fear in their hearts
And water in their veins
Will stay in Gre'thor with me and Fek'lhr,

(sentence)

Now, by the deeds of Kahless,
Every Klingon knows the ways of honor,
And teaches their children by this tale.

(sentence)

Live the Klingon way,
History is written by the victors,
Celebrate death, for it is honorable.