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Yiddish word that sounds like Klingon

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As my mother was preparing Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year) dinner tonight it struck me how much kreplekh sounds like a klingon word. I can just imagine worf calling someone a kreplekh patak. :klingon:

Any other words out there that you reckon belong in a star trek aliens vocabulary? :vulcan::bolian:

PS - kreplekh is a type of meat dumpling
 
Crib Goch, which is a knife-edged ridge on Snowdon, and is Welsh for "red comb" supposedly.

Achnashellach, which is a place in the Scottish Highlands, and is Gaelic for "field of the willows", again supposedly.
 
I went on vacation to Iceland recently. The native language sounds like something from Lord of the Rings with some Klingon mixed in for good measure.
 
As my mother was preparing Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year) dinner tonight it struck me how much kreplekh sounds like a klingon word. I can just imagine worf calling someone a kreplekh patak. :klingon:

Any other words out there that you reckon belong in a star trek aliens vocabulary? :vulcan::bolian:

PS - kreplekh is a type of meat dumpling

You should watch the episode of Frasier where his son has his Bar Mitzvah.....

:lol:
 
The following Earth grains are easily grown on Sherman's Planet:
quadrotriticale, quintotriticale, caliphate, khilafah, and qaddafi...
 
As my mother was preparing Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year) dinner tonight it struck me how much kreplekh sounds like a klingon word.

They did a joke with that once on Big Bang Theory. The guys were playing Klingon Boggle, and Howard tried claiming that kreplekh was a Klingon word.
 
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