English: sleep
German: schlafen
Spanish: dormir
Source: TKD (104 KE, 153 EK)
KLCP Level: 1
letqu' QongDaq
The bed is very hard.
Type: sentence - Source: Conversational Klingon
QongDaqDaq Qotbe' tlhInganpu'.
Klingons do not lie in bed.
Type: proverb - Source: TKW
bIQongtaHvIS nItlhejchugh targhmey; bIvemDI' nItlhej ghIlab ghewmey.
If you sleep with targs, you'll wake up with glob flies.
Type: proverb - Source: TKW
In the Saq'sub all is quiet,
Its warriors asleep, like children
Waiting for death to come
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Ground Book
In the Saq'sub all is quiet,
Its warriors asleep, like children
Waiting for death to come
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Ground Book
In the Saq'sub all is quiet,
Its warriors asleep, like children
Waiting for death to come
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Ground Book
How does a coward claim a sword?
By taking it from his sleeping father.
So he did, so he did, so he did.
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Ground Book
After the feast, Kahless felt tired,
He looked back on his words and deeds,
And then slept for three days.
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Impact Book
Sleep well, for it will be your last night,
Put on your finest armor,
For there is no honor in attacking the weak.
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Force Book
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.
Type: skybox card - Source: Skybox S15 tlhIngan may'Duj, qItI'nga - Klingon Battlecruiser, K'Tinga-Class