A noun-noun phrase made from tlhIngan, meaning a Klingon, and Hol, meaning language. Klingon places the modifying noun first, so the phrase literally means Klingon language.
A noun-noun phrase made from tlhIngan, meaning a Klingon, and Hol, meaning language. Klingon places the modifying noun first, so the phrase literally means Klingon language.
What does tlhIngan Hol mean?
tlhIngan Hol means Klingon or the Klingon language.
How is tlhIngan Hol pronounced?
tlhIngan Hol is pronounced /t͡ɬɪŋɑn xol/. The capital I is /ɪ/ and H is the rough sound /x/.
Why is tlhIngan Hol written with a space?
tlhIngan Hol is a Klingon noun-noun phrase, so its two nouns are written as separate words. A hyphen belongs only to older technical spellings such as mailing-list addresses.
Is tlhIngan alone the name of the language?
Normally no. tlhIngan means a Klingon person, while tlhIngan Hol names the language.
How do you ask if someone speaks Klingon?
The canon question is tlhIngan Hol Dajatlh'a'?, meaning “Do you speak Klingon?”
What do the two words in tlhIngan Hol mean?
tlhIngan means a Klingon and Hol means language. Together they form “Klingon language.”
Who created tlhIngan Hol?
Marc Okrand created and developed tlhIngan Hol for Klingon dialogue in Star Trek and described it in The Klingon Dictionary.