klingon_grammar1-4  Exercise 2: Who Does What to Whom
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  (a) cholegh    cho- + legh    you see me
  (b) qaSam      qa- + Sam      I find you
  (c) DIlegh     DI- + legh     we see them
  (d) bIHegh     bI- + Hegh     you die
  (e) Dulegh     Du- + legh     he/she/it sees you

Why "Hegh" could mean four things in English:

  The third person subject has no prefix, so the bare root carries no
  information about who dies. "Hegh" can be "he dies", "she dies", "it
  dies" or "they die". Only the context, or a noun or pronoun in the
  sentence, says which.