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A lopno' was a type of Klingon celebration declared to invite the spirits of the ancients into a house. These celebrations are common, and all are welcome, even old enemies. (ST novel: Klingon)
It is possible that the word lopno' is etymologically related to the phrase lop no', meaning "the ancestors celebrate". (ST reference: The Klingon Dictionary)
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