Noun
English: child, offspring
German: Kind, Nachfahre
Source: TKD
Category: family
KLCP Level: 1
See Also:
Usage for puq
Hoch tuq
Hoch puq poH
loD be' je
Hoch puq poH
loD be' je
All tribes,
All ages,
All sexes,
All ages,
All sexes,
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Force Book
Hoch tuq
Hoch puq poH
loD be' je
Hoch puq poH
loD be' je
All tribes,
All ages,
All sexes,
All ages,
All sexes,
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Force Book
'oy'naQ Dalo'be'chugh not nenghep lop puq.
If you don't use the painstik, the child will never celebrate his Age of Ascension.
Type: proverb - Source: TKW p.205
In the Saq'sub all is quiet,
Its warriors asleep, like children
Waiting for death to come
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
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
Its warriors asleep, like children
Waiting for death to come
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Ground Book
The dishonor of the father dishonors his sons and their sons for three generations.
Type: proverb - Source: TKW p.155
Now, by the deeds of Kahless,
Every Klingon knows the ways of honor,
And teaches their children by this tale.
Every Klingon knows the ways of honor,
And teaches their children by this tale.
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: epilogue
Worf's bat'telh has been in his family for ten generations. According to Klingon legend, this sword of honor descends from the time of Kahless the Unforgettable.
Type: skybox card - Source: Bat'telh, Klingon Sword of Honor (S8)