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Klingonese

A report on Jonathan Archer to the Klingon High Council, written in Klingonese.

Klingonese refers to the languages of the Klingon people. This includes the dialects klingonaase and tlhIngan Hol.

In 2369, Benjamin Sisko talked with a Klingon woman aboard station Deep Space 9. When she asked him, in Klingon, whether he understood, he replied in the affirmative in Federation standard that he did understand some Klingon. (DS9 video game: Crossroads of Time)

The term "Klingonese" was first used in the TOS episode: "The Trouble with Tribbles", while the term "tlhIngan Hol" was coined by Marc Okrand, who is also responsible for much of the language as used on film and in print.

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Glossary[]

Alphabetical lists of Klingonese glossary
0-9 | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z


All terms are in the format of Generally used spelling = tlhIngan Hol phonetic spelling.

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Internal[]

  • Kronos = Qo'noS
    • First City = veng wa'DIch
    • Vospeg = voSpegh
    • Sakrej = Sa'Qej
    • Krotmag = Qotmagh
    • Ruk'evet = ruq'e'vet
    • Gevchok = ghevchoq
    • Tak'ev = taq'ev
    • No'hvadut = noHva'Dut
    • Mekro'vak = meqro'vaq
    • Kling = tlhIng
  • Praxis = pIraqSIS
  • Khitomer = QI'tomer
  • Rura Penthe = rura' pente'
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Languages
AltarAndorian languages (AndoriiGraalen/GraalekGreater AndorianLesser Andorian) • Bajoran (BalwanOld BajoranOld High Bajoran) • Beta Promethean • Earth languages (Anglo-SaxonBasqueCelticEnglishFarsiFrenchGaelicGermanGreekHebrew/YiddishIboItalianJapaneseLatinMandarinRussianSpanishSwahiliTagalogWelsh) • EsperantaFederation Standard (Galacta) • Ferengi (Trading Tongue) • Galacta (Federation Standard) • GornGrennaiKlingonese (Battle LanguageKlin trade patoisKlingonaaseKumburanRumaiynta'HoltlhIngan Hol/pIqaDWarrior's Tongue) • MakaroNemarOld HebitianOld High MartianOld IllyanOlisuOmearanOrion language (High OrionKolariLow OrionTrader's Tongue/Trader's ScriptYrevish) • OrishanPaklitPayavPeRealm DialectRemanRigellian Trade DialectRomulan (RihannsuHigh RihanLow RihanOld High Rihannsu) • Sign language (Gestural idiom) • SeshtoTaklathiTarnTellaran (Civil Conversation) • TholianTzikaa!nVeganVulcan (Ancient VulcanHigh TongueModern VulcanOld High Vulcan) • XenexianXlatitigu

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