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[ ɖɪn ]
Noun

English: open entryway (to corridor, tunnel, etc)

German: offener Durchgang (zu Korridor, Tunnel, Rohrleitung, Jeffriesröhre, Kanalisation usw.

Source: HQ:v12n2

Category: random locations

KLCP Level: 3

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Open entryway to a corridor, tunnel, conduit, Jeffries tube, branch of sewer, bag, etc.

Note from Okrand:

What I was driving at is that a qa'rI' at or from which one can enter or exit is a DIn. There may or may not be a (closed or open) door or gate there, but if there is, that door or gate is a lojmIt. That is, there's no special word just because it's a qa'rI' door.

(By the way, a doorframe or something similar – something constructed to hold a door or gate, whether the door/gate is there or not – is a lIvqa'nan.)

Usage for DIn

mej loD qan
qaS jajlo', wovchoH chal
ghe'tor DInDaq ghaHtaH qeylIS'e'

The old man walks away,
Then dawn lights the surroundings,
Kahless is at the entrance of Gre'thor.

Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Ground Book

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