Backwards Engineering

[qoSagh]

From time to time we see the Paraborg Klingon glyphs, arranged in some artistic manner. Usually I have heard that they do not spell out anything. I came across one set of these, although I can not find the picture anywhere that it occurred to me could have been a set of initials or other abbreviation for a saying. That got me to thinking about backwards engineering some of these examples, into sayings that have meaning. Has anyone else ever tried such a thing?

[ter'eS]

If you're going to try that, why not use a little trick: ignore all verb
prefixes in your acronym, since they obscure whatever verb they are
attached to.  For example, on the KLI's mailing list, I have been known
to use rpH, which means 'ROTFL' and stands for ravDaq jIpum,
jIHaghtaHvIS 'floor-to I-fall I-laugh-while'.  Writing it rjj would
be technically correct but not very informative.

If you're going to try reverse-engineering the groups of pIqaD,
this would open up the number of verbs you could use.

-- ter'eS