English: consider, take into account
German: berĆ¼cksichtigen, in Betracht ziehen
Source: ADD
KLCP Level: 2
TKD Addendum.
The Klingon Way p. 67
batlh qelDI' tlhIngan, lumbe'
A Klingon does not postpone a matter of honor.
English: nod
Source: qep'a' 27
KLCP Level: 3
This means lower the head slightly whether or not the head is again raised. So, among other things, it can refer to nodding to the beat of music or nodding off (falling asleep). The subject might be, for example, nach "head" (even though this might be considered redundant) or the nodder. It does not take an object.
How to say: nod in agreement
The verb qel ("nod") refers only to the motion of the head, not what such a motion may or may not indicate.
To express that the nodding means something, such as agreement, you could say something like Qochbe' vaj qel nachDaj ("he/she agrees so his/her head nods").
It is also possible to make use of ghaS ("indicate, signal"), for example, Qochbe' 'e' ghaSmeH qel nachDaj ("His/her head nods in order to indicate that he/she agrees") or Qochbe' 'e' ghaSmeH qel ghaH ("He/she nods in order to indicate that heshe agrees" or "He/she nods in agreement").
In some cultures, a nod may indicate something other than agreement, so one might say, for example, yaj 'e' ghaSmeH qel ghaH ("He/she nods to signal that he/she understands").
consider every weapon
Type: idiom - Source: KGT
A Klingon does not postpone a matter of honor.
Type: proverb - Source: TKW
chup (v) recommend, suggest
-bogh (vs9) which
qel (v) consider, take into account
qel (v) nod
-vaD (ns5) for, intended for
jIH (pronoun) I, me
jIH (v) monitor
nob (v) give
-chugh (vs9) if
-be' (r) not
-lu' (vs5) indefinite subject
I will consider your offer,
You give me the house
And no blood will be shed.
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Ground Book
Kotar thinks about this for a while,
Then without a word,
He releases Kahless and walks away.
Type: sentence - Source: paq'batlh: Force Book
