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Alphabetical list of Klingonese glossary
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d'akturak
Klingonese term for "Ice Man". Usually to describe one of profoundly stoic bearing. Or, in the descriptive sense of a "cold-blooded", evil characteristic. This was often used to refer to Koloth by Curzon Dax and Jadzia Dax. (DS9 episode: "Blood Oath")
Dagh
Klingonese for a kind of tooth, perhaps a fang. In 2375, Martok named the low-quality bat'leth he found "Dagh" because he felt it should have a name. (DS9 - The Left Hand of Destiny novel: Book One)
In standard tlhIngan Hol, the word for "tooth" is Ho’. (ST reference: The Klingon Dictionary)
Daghtuj
A mixture of animal parts served as food. The dish may consist of parts from different types of animal or just one. (ST reference: Klingon for the Galactic Traveler)
Dargh
tlhIngan Hol word for "tea". Klingon tea can be made from a dried mixture called Qenvob, or simply by dropping fresh ingredients in boiling water. (ST reference: Klingon for the Galactic Traveler)
Da'
tlhIngan Hol for corporal. (ST reference: The Klingon Dictionary)
DaSpu'
tlhIngan Hol word for "boot spike", referring to the spike near the toes of Klingon army boots. (ST reference: Klingon for the Galactic Traveler)
DenIbngan, DenIbya'ngan
tlhIngan Hol terms for a Denebian. (ST reference: The Klingon Dictionary)
DenIb Qatlh
tlhIngan Hol terms for a Denebian slime devil. (ST reference: The Klingon Dictionary, DS9 novel: The Tempest)
DIS
As a verb, DIS means "to confess". As a concrete noun, it means "a cave". DIS is also the Klingon world for a Klingon year. (ST reference: The Klingon Dictionary)
DIvI' Hol
tlhIngan Hol term for Federation Standard, the primary official language of the United Federation of Planets. (ST reference: Conversational Klingon)
d'li'k'tazi
Klingonaase word for "grand arrowhead", a complex military formation made by the starships within a Klingon battle group. In a battle group composed of three Klingon squadrons, the strongest squadron took point and other two squadrons were at opposite ends, with the flagship and its repair tenders in the middle. In a two-squadron battle group, the strongest squadron was in the front, while the other protected the center from the rear. The formation broke apart into abreast lines during actual combat. (StarDrive Issue 1: "Tactics of the Imperial Klingon Navy")
Do Qe'
tlhIngan Hol term which literally means "velocity restaurant". It is similar to a cafeteria or a fast food restaurant, in that there is commonly no table waiting staff; clients are expected to bring their 'elpI' ("platter") to the counter, where it is filled up by an employee called a tebwI'. (ST reference: Klingon for the Galactic Traveler)
dor'sho'gha
A Klingonese curse. (ST novel: Excelsior: Forged in Fire).
Dujeychugh jagh nIv yItuHQo'.
There is nothing shameful in falling before a superior enemy. (ST reference: The Klingon Way, DS9 novel: Armageddon Sky)
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