combining verbs

[SoplaHtaHwI']

While discussing Dahar Mastery I came upon a question of Hol.

tlhIngan Hol is a verb-centered language (sentences start with a verb, objects and subjects are build around it (right?)).
Is there any example/evidence of two verbs being combines to become a third?

It was indicated that Da (behave as) and Har (believe) had been combined into DaHar.
Although there is as far as I know no Paraborg canon about the definition of a Dahar master, one could make DaHar into something Okrandian...

But can you do it with the two verbs mentioned above?

[Klythe]

    The way I understand it there are no (known) rules that allow you to make compound words of any parts of speech.  I have been told that I cannot ever combine two words into one unless the compound word is specifically listed in the dictionary as a single word.

Da Har Master is possible as a two verb phrase (one acting as an adverb, I believe), but as far as I understand, DaHar can only be interpreted as Har with the Da- pronominal prefix, or as a full word unto itself.  To my knowledge there is no suffix -ar or -Har.

    This is kinda like the English equvallent of "I scream/ice cream", isn't it?

[SoplaHtaHwI']

This is kinda like the English equvallent of "I scream/ice cream", isn't it?

I guess it is... 
The thing is, I'd like to know whether this has been discussed (the verb/verb construct, I do know about the noun/noun construct) on any of the KLI lists... I guess I'll have to figure out how to work their archives...

[Qunchuy]

Is there any example/evidence of two verbs being combines to become a third?

No. Any apparent evidence that it might have happened is still not evidence that it is permitted in "modern" Klingon.

[SoplaHtaHwI']

Is there any example/evidence of two verbs being combines to become a third?

No. Any apparent evidence that it might have happened is still not evidence that it is permitted in "modern" Klingon.

that's obvious. but has it at least been discussed?