ngoD

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/ŋoɖ/
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A piece of information accepted as true and supported by what is known or observed.
Practice using ngoD in conversation until it feels natural

Examples

  • ngoDmey yIghItlh.
    Write down the facts.
  • ngoDvam bop qep.
    The meeting is about this fact.
  • ngoDvam lajQo' chaH.
    They refuse to accept this fact.
  • ngoDmey DIpojDI' maghoj.
    When we analyze the facts, we learn.
  • ngoDvam vISov.
    I know this fact.

Similar words

vIt

Meanings

Known fact

noun
everyday
neutral
A statement or piece of information that is true, rather than an opinion, guess, or theory.

Examples

  • ngoDvam vISov.
    I know this fact.
  • ngoDmey yIghItlh.
    Write down the facts.
  • ngoDvam lajQo' chaH.
    They refuse to accept this fact.
  • ngoDmey DIpojDI' maghoj.
    When we analyze the facts, we learn.
  • ngoDvam bop qep.
    The meeting is about this fact.

Similar words

vIt

Etymology

FAQ

What does ngoD mean?

ngoD means a fact, something accepted as true on the basis of knowledge or observation.

Is ngoD a noun or a verb?

ngoD is a noun.

What is the plural of ngoD?

The explicit plural is ngoDmey. Klingon often leaves a noun unmarked for number when the context is clear.

What is the difference between ngoD and vuD?

ngoD is a fact, while vuD is an opinion.

What is the difference between ngoD and De'?

ngoD is information presented as true. De' is broader and can mean information or data without making the same claim about truth.

How is ngoD pronounced?

ngoD is pronounced /ŋoɖ/. The opening ng is one sound, and D is made with the tongue curled back.

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