HolQeD 5:1 p. 20, from the KCD.KGT p. 64: A general term for "spear" is naQjej, but of course, there arespecific types of spears. The ghIntaq, for example, is a battle spear, thoughit is also used ceremonially. The shaft of a spear is the tIH; the sharp tipor spearhead is the QIn. As might be expected, there are a great manydifferent types of QInmey (the plural form of QIn). A plain spearhead, onethat is simply a sharp point, is a QIn pup ("perfect spearhead"). A tip withmultiple points is a QIn vagh ("spearhead number five"), though this is a bitodd because there may be any number of points and no other spearheads are namedwith numbers. A spearhead that is barbed is a SeDveq, a word with unknownetymological origins and otherwise unused.

HolQeD 5:1 p. 20, from the KCD.KGT p. 64: A general term for "spear" is naQjej, but of course, there arespecific types of spears. The ghIntaq, for example, is a battle spear, thoughit is also used ceremonially. The shaft of a spear is the tIH; the sharp tipor spearhead is the QIn. As might be expected, there are a great manydifferent types of QInmey (the plural form of QIn). A plain spearhead, onethat is simply a sharp point, is a QIn pup ("perfect spearhead"). A tip withmultiple points is a QIn vagh ("spearhead number five"), though this is a bitodd because there may be any number of points and no other spearheads are namedwith numbers. A spearhead that is barbed is a SeDveq, a word with unknownetymological origins and otherwise unused.