Later, training (wooden) staff weapons ( The Warrior) C 'the gods are just' (from an ancient Goa'uld dialect, according to Teal'c) ( Icon) Bįirst mentioned as a particular type of training (Bra'tac, of Fro'tak and Teal'c 'Both were my wards during the bashaak training') ( Family) 'We do not surrender, even in death' (spoken at a Tok'ra funeral) ( Allegiance) ( Orpheus)Ī mid-range bomber has cloaking capabilities ( Exodus) Take them!' The Jaffa overseer sneered this toward workers who were failing at their task, and Jaffa guards started dragging them away to stand them in front of a firing squad.īroken down, 'kek' means 'weak' or 'dead', and 'hasshak' is an insult meaning 'fool', more or less - 'ya duru' has no direct translation, but was part of a greeting from K'tano/Imhotep to Teal'c.
0 kommentar(er)
