Yesterday, reader Teresa S. expressed interest in a regular feature on how to say squirrel in different languages, much as we did with bunny last week. So beginning with Esperanto: sciuro, Chinook: skudzo or ap-poe-poe, Basque: urtxintxa (meaning "walnut otter"), German: eichhörnchen (meaning "oak kitten"), Klingon: qon'Het'wa, and Oriya: goondoochi moosa.
"Daytime friends and nighttime lovers hoping no one else discovers where they go what they do in their secret hideaway." – K. Rogers
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1 Comments:
Where did you find the alleged Klingon "qon'Het'wa"? I can tell you that Klingon wouldn't have the "'" between two consonants, so it
would seem like that's just someone making up a word that looks like
Klingon, but isn't. If you can find a copy of the Klingon Dictionary,
you'll see what I mean.
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