Klingon Extended Corpus Project

The Extended Corpus Project is an attempt to catalogue words attributed to Klingon from sources connected to Star Trek but not (necessarily) to tlhIngan Hol. Most of the words here are not properly part of the Klingon language as considered by speakers of the language (they even have sounds not in Klingon), but have been presented as instances of Klingon, both in otherwise authorized Star Trek sources (e.g., the hundreds of novels of Star Trek fiction), or unauthorized fan sources. The ECP was formed in the interests of completion and is an ongoing effort, one which (unlike most KLI projects) does not require extensive knowledge of the language. If you'd like to assist in this effort, contact Bill Longton, the ECP Coordinator.


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'Gath
(exclamation) A phrase used in such terms as "'Gath's teeth!". Apparently it is some sort of curse. [PAS p.130]
'Iw mir
(n) A blood-bond based in Klingon law. It states that if a person is not able to be tried for their crimes, any siblings might be held accountable instead. From a Klingon's point of view, it is the sibling's responsibility to bear this guilt. [Ru p.119]
'ur'
(n) A Klingon spiney rock lizard from the Empire. It's venom is the source of a paralyzing neurotoxin. [FTD p.208]
'urng
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the battlecruiser taj commanded by Captain Qeyn. [FTD p.16]
'Ware
(n) A type of Klingon snowbird that is hunted. [PAS p.138]
-aase
(suffix) A suffix indicating the language of Klingons, but deeper meaning indicating language as a tool for manipulating the embodiment of the klin principle. [TFR p.139]
-or
(suffix) A suffix meaning "bearing" as in Aethelnor (bearing aetheln). [PAS p.182]
aack
(exclamation) A phrase used to express disgust. [HMJTP p.97]
Abbakh
(proper name) Klingon warrior; brother of Kedjesa. A former hunting companion of General Martok. [NWNC p.55]
abin'do
(n) Name of a Klingon musical instrument resembling a Terran clarinet. [NWNC p.50]
ada'ven
(n) Name given to a Klingon(s) who has been banished from the Empire for political reasons. [DOH2-AS p.50]
Adjur
(proper name) Son of Restagh. A worker at the armory on Ter'jas Mor. Adjur accepted a bribe from Muuda to steal materials for making the bomb used at the Ogat military academy. [KLS p.215]
Aeliki
(proper name) Klingon woman and associate of Aaernath and Mara. She is also sister to Aernath. [PAS p.171/177]
Aernath
(proper name) Klingon agricultural specialist assigned to Kang's battlecruiser. Aernath is the brother of Aeliki and is from the planet Peneli in the Klingon Empire. He was operating as an undercover agent to Mara onboard Kang's ship. [PAS p.5]
aetheln
(phrase) A Klingon term that refers to one's destiny in life as well as having the ability to discern and perform one's proper role in the natural order of life. [PAS p.97/182]
Aethelnor
(proper name) Klingon boy; son of Kang and Mara. Born on and future Regent of Peneli. His name means "bearing the destiny of one's life". [PAS p.180/182]
Ag'hel
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior serving aboard the IKV Terthos, commanded by Captain K'tran, as First Officer. Lieutenant Ag'hel is actually operating as a deep cover agent who reports directly to Komor and the Klingon High Council. [INOH p.214]
Agaan
(n) Superconducting tubes connected to the warp engines of spaceships. [TFR p.100]
agaantwikh
(n) A worker in the small access areas of spaceships. [HMJTP p.97]
Aghi
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember aboard the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.113]
Ailig
(n) A Klingon planetary system within Klingon space. The 4th planet is home to a Klingon colony. [DC p.74]
aines
(n) A time measurement; also referenced as du-aines and tri-aines. [CCI p.96]
aitchnit
(n) A type of fever that is brought on from a scratch and passed through open wounds. [PAS p.61]
Akhil
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Executive Officer aboard the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn. Akhil served as both Science Officer and as Captain Krenn's personal transporter operator. His nickname was " 'khil ". He was shot by Krenn after attempting to kill a Federation Ambassador. [TFR p.95]
Akif
(n) A new class of Klingon Battlecruiser/Superceded by the K'Tinga class. [TRW p.47/MEMA p.86]
Aklein
(proper name) Klingon female warrior holding the rank of Commander. Captain of the battlecruiser Irik. She is the senior commander in charge of the task force at Muscae IV. [DO p.208]
Aktaz
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the Imperial race. Chief Engineer aboard the battlecruiser Hakkarl. Aktaz held the rank of Commander while he served under Captain Kasak. [ROE p.47]
Akten
(proper name) Klingon male and a civilian manager. [TFR p.34]
Alapech'ch
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet where a repair and upgrade facility for Klingon warships is located. [FOF p.42]
Alexander Rozhenko
(proper name) Son of Worf and Ambassador K'Ehleyr. [DOH1-AB p.25]
Algol
(n) Name of a Klingon star used as a base for a dating system. Sometimes it is called Shem. [I p.65]
Almron
(n) A Klingon nature preserve encircling the First City on Qo'noS. [TR p.79]
Alons
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Napos and older brother of Sebas. Alons was the Master of the space yacht Katon. [TT p.55]
Amagh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the battlecruiser Ul'lud. He was a member of the Kamorh'dag and a lover of flowers. He apparently was killed when his ship was destroyed. [PAS p.146]
Amak
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL02. The Amak was part of a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Amak was destroyed due to structural failure during its engagement with the Enterprise. [TWS p.61]
Amar
(proper name) Name of a Klingon proprietor of a restaurant in the top of a tree overlooking a riverside lagoon on Tsorn. [PAS p.191]
Amar, IKV
(n) Name of a Klingon K'Tinga class battlecruiser. The IKV Amar was destroyed along with two other battlecruisers battling the V'Ger cloud. [STKA p.175]
amarklor
(n) A valuable sea commidy that is dove for much like pearls or amber. The same word is also used to describe a color on the ultra-violet scale seen by Klingons. It falls between violet amarklor (dark violet or purple) and amaklor-kalish (almost black). [PAS p.152/242]
amarklor-kalish
(n) Klingon word used to describe a color on the ultra-violet scale seen by Klingons. It falls between amarklor (very dark violet or purple) and kalish (completely black). [PAS p.242]
Amrita
(proper noun-place) Name of a solar system in Klingon space. [ST VI: TUC p.22]
An'quat
(proper noun-place) Name of a city on Qo'noS. An'quat was the name of a battlefield where Kahless's men fought and defeated Molor's troops. [KLS p.250]
Anag
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Porus. Anag was chief counselor to Emperor Kahless and was hand picked by Kahless to succeed him. [KLS p.294]
Anaxar
(n) A great territorial loss for the Klingon Empire before their war with the Federation. [GL p.28]
Ankhisek
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Thought Master. [TFR p.192]
Antaan
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Science Specialist aboard the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.166]
Anyoqq
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Anyoqq was a guard stationed outside of Captain Ibrach's quarters. [MBK2-C p.133]
Aoras
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was killed by Capt. Vheled for bungling a search attempt. [PAS p.146/249]
Aperokei tai-Rensa
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Communications Officer aboard the IKV Fire Blossom commanded by Captain Kaden. His nickname was Proke. [HMJTP p.16]
Aragor
(proper name) Klingon warrior and science officer aboard General Kellen's cruiser Qul. [IFS p.11]
Arakkab
(n) Name of a Klingon ship. [MEMA p.38]
Arastphrid
(n) Name of a Klingon system of dating. It is commonly used in Khlaru, a Klingon province. [I p.65]
Argan
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the son of T'lak from the House of SepIch. [STK p.60]
arhksamm
(n) A Klingon tree with rough purple bark, native to Qo'noS. [TR p.90]
Arizhel
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior and Commander serving as Science Officer aboard the IKV Fire Blossom commanded by Captain Kaden. Her family has a long history in the military. Her Father commanded a fighter wing and she had uncles that were Commando Force Leaders. Her nickname was Rish. [HMJTP p.15]
Arroq
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Weapons Officer aboard the Doj under the command of Kang. [MBK3-E p.209]
Arthag
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the Imperial race. Surgeon Specialist aboard the battlecruiser Hakkarl. Arthag was an undercover Imperial Security operative. He killed himself for failing in his mission. [ROE p.101]
arthkR
(n) A Klingon type of hat that is carried or worn. It is easily dropped. [DV p.263]
Askade vestai-Eletai
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Chief Engineer aboard the IKV Fire Blossom commanded by Captain Kaden. His heritage descends from the Imperial House. He is an Accredited Specialist in the mechanics of dilithium and the author of "Manual of Crystalline Ores Handling". [HMJTP p.16]
Askel
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the Imperial race. Science Specialist aboard the battlecruiser Hakkarl. Askel held the rank of Commander and Thought Master while he served as First Officer under Captain Kasak. Askel was secretly operating undercover for Imperial Security as an Intelligence Operations Master. He was Captain Kasak's closest friend (who called him "Kel"). In the end, he abandoned Captain Kasak and escaped the malfunctioning Hakkarl. [ROE p.40]
Atro
(proper name) Klingon male and civilian administrator. [TFR p.34]
Auloh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Surgeon aboard the IKV Mirror commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.209]
Aviskie
(proper noun-place) A Klingon planet within the Empire. [TFR p.90]
Aydutywa
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "unwanted one". [PAS p.141]
Azetbur
(proper name) Daughter of Chancellor Gorkon. Azetbur later succeeded her father to become Chancellor following the assassination of Chancellor Gorkon. Azetbur was nick-named "Zeta" by her father, Chancellor Gorkon [ST VI: TUC p.68/91]
B'aaj
(proper noun-place) A Klingon planet and home of Majjas. [KLS p.176]
B'Arq
(n) A defensive tactic ("B'Arq's Defense") used in bat'leth sword fighting. This move almost always follows Kilog's Gambit and is nearly impossible to penetrate. [DI p.202]
B'daS
(proper name) Klingon male; son of BoS from the House of Birok'ken. B'daS was the chief designer of the hull and engines for the Klingon class battleship "qeylIS betleH". [STKA p.167]
B'Elath
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior serving as an engineer aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. She is a terrible singer. [DI p.79]
B'Kol
(proper name) Klingon warrior; father of Lorak the Chancellor of the Klingon Empire. [STKA p.23]
B'Kor
(proper name) Klingon woman; grandmother of B'Elanna Torres. [DM2-GD p.25]
B'Oraq
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior and Chief Medical Officer aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. [DI p.49]
ba'zon
(n) A type of Klingon game. [TT p.6]
Badich
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of Kahless's outlaws. Badich was a doctor of sorts and took care of Kahless's wounds following his battle with Yatron. [KLS p.225]
bagap
(n) A Klingon game similar to chess, though bagap is played much faster and with live slaves. [CCI p.89]
BaHchu
(n) Name of a Klingon transport ship sent to the Federation's Selva Colony to recover the lost children from the Kapor'At Colony. [WD p.266]
BaHwil'
(n) Name of the bird-of-prey commanded by Commander Keraz. [Sa p.381]
Balak
(proper name) Klingon boy and leader of the lost children from the Kapor'At Colony. He was knifed to death by Wolm. [WD p.38]
banchory
(n) Word meaning "war wagon", a term applied to an animal native to Cha'Xirrac akin to a Terran buffalo. [DOH2-AS p.104]
Bardak Linron
(proper name) Klingon warrior known as the Traitor. He faced Kahless in the battle of Fom Kerdeth. [V p.22]
Baruk
(n) A Klingon warship. Captain Klag served abaord it when he was an ensign. [DI p.51]
bast
(n) A Klingon ceremonial dagger, used as a battle accoutrement. [SC p.138]
Batahr
(proper name) Klingon twin brother of Emperor Kessec. With his elder brother, they established a powerful state on Qo'noS. Kessec killed Batahr and had his body burned. [TDH p.170]
Batlh jaj
(phrase) Klingon term meaning "Day of Honor"; a ritualistic reaffirmation of one's own honor and the honor of their enemies held in high esteem. The Batlh jaj is held on the 4th day of the 9th month. One of the traditions of the Batlh jaj is called the "Suv'batlh" where 2 opponents fight to the death when one's honor has been challenged. Calling for a Suv'batlh on the Batlh jaj cannot be refused. [DOH2-AS p.7/p.214]
bekk
(n) Klingon Defense Force equivilant of a non-commissioned security guard. [DI p.50]
Beria
(n) Name of a Klingon ship that once had Kelsa assigned to her. [ST VI: TUC p.224]
Betan-Ka
(proper name) Klingon detective; Klingon version of Sherlock Holmes, a hero of Klingon mystery fiction. Known for pithy sayings such as, "We have too many suspects and too little time." Betan-Ka's principles of investigation included his fifth rule: everyone lies. [N p.112]
bIQ'a' veqlarg'a'
(n) Name of a new Klingon battleship designed by Captain Qeyn. It is arrow shaped, weighs over a quarter-million tons and took 5 years to build. The name means, "Great Demon of the Ocean". [FTD p.250]
BIr Hud
(n) Name of a Klingon warship that was dishonored and then destroyed in the Qizan Qal'at system during the first encounter with the Sli. The captain surrendered to a Starfleet scoutship without engaging in defensive maneuvers, then notified the Klingon homeworld. When Klingon warships arrived to assist the BIr Hud, both ships had already been destroyed. The crew of the BIr Hud were judged to be insane, thereby making their deaths dishonorable. The Klingons held the Sli responsible. [SC p.76]
Birok'ken
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House. B'daS and BoS were of the House of Birok'ken. [STKA p.167]
blas rika
(n) A Klingon nocturnal flying scavenger on Qo'noS. [TR p.80]
Blinghat
(n) A Klingon rapier type of weapon. [PAS p.95]
Bogra
(proper name) Klingon warrior, father of Onadagh and grandfather of Morath. [KLS p.184]
Boreth
(proper noun-place) A Klingon planet and location of the monestary where Klingon clerics await the return of Kahless. [NWNC p.55]
Bors
(proper name) Klingon warrior and one of eight body guards to the Honorable Korby. [SZ p.147]
BortaS
(n) Name of a Klingon Vorcha-class cruiser commanded by Gowron. [STK p.65]
bortas choQ
(n) A term applied to a person or object of revenge which means "revenge meat". [B p.189]
bortaS straav
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "Slave to revenge". [ROE p.235]
boryx
(n) A type of Klingon animal. They are orange colored and extremely vicious. The boryx come in two types: barred and plain. [PAS p.81]
BoS
(proper name) Klingon male; father of B'daS from the House of Birok'ken. [STKA p.167]
Bosklave
(proper noun-place) A location in Klingon space. This place is a target of high military value. [SMD p.108]
Botka
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey. The Botka was commanded by Captain cha'DIch. [STK p.58/p.154]
Bur Chak
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House from the Shanto K'tor province vying for control of the Emperor's seat. The House of Bur Chak defeated the House of Sta Mura in their attempt at taking the Emperor's seat. [SSF]
Burka
(proper name) Young Klingon warrior serving as a crewmember aboard the attack cruiser HoS. He was killed in a firefight aboard ship and awarded an honorable death. [GW2 p.150]
cami
(n) An extremely versitile playing piece in the Klingon game of tsungu. [PAS p.159]
caw'va
(n) A type of Klingon fruit or melon. [KLS p.8]
centaur'ngan
(n) A native of Alpha Centauri [MP p.161]
Ch'Targh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain. Currently in command of the weapons development facility on the Klingon planet HuDyuQ. [DI p.226]
cha'DIch
(proper name) Klingon warrior and son of hiJaK. cha'DIch was the Captain of the Botka and was killed by Gowron for committing an act of treason. [STK p.154]
Cha'Xirrac
(proper noun-place) Name of the planet where the house of Vrag was exiled to. [DOH2-AS p.105]
chadHom
(n) Pet name given to Raksha by her lover. [C p.35]
Chakba
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of Lieutenant. Chakba was a crewmember aboard the IKS HIv SuH under the command of Captain Kadar. [FF p.217]
Chal
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet with few land masses. The Chal system has binary suns joined by an incandescent plasma bridge. The word "Chal" means heaven/The word "chal" is taken from a type of spring blooming flower native to Qo'noS. [TAE p.93/Sa p.58]
chalchaj
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "heaven". [TAE p.221]
chalwutlh
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "underworld". [TAE p.221]
Chap'on
(phrase) A Klingon term that basically is used as an insult. [TT p.81]
ChaqI
(proper name) Klingon warrior and weapons officer aboard the Tagana. [STK p.77]
chegHchu djajVam djajKak
(phrase) Klingon phrase meaning "It is a good day to die". [TWW p.250]
ChenwI' Duj
(n) Name of a Klingon shipyard that lost the contract to build the "qeylIS betleH" class battleship. [STKA p.167]
Cherek
(proper name) Klingon doctor aboard Morinth's ship in the Hov tInqu' project. [T p.127]
Chi'ra
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the M'tachtar led by Qadar. [MBK3-E p.156]
choc'pa
(n) A deadly Klingon poison which is detectable by taste. It does have an antidote. [Ru p.323]
Chordat
(n) A ancient Klingon firearm: the Chordat-77. [FH p.24]
Chorrl
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was killed by Grael. [PAS p.230/261]
Chu'paq
(n) Name of a sea on Qo'noS. [KLS p.34]
chuDegh
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon star system within the Empire along the Romulan border. Large skirmishes between the Klingons and Romulans took place there costing the Klingon Empire many experienced officers. [STKA p.21]
chunDab
(n) Name of a Klingon class of freighter ship that can enter a planet's atmosphere. [WD p.12]
cob'lat
(n) A type of Klingon animal, likened to a Terran lion. [KLS p.140]
Crakh-makh borguh
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that literally translated means, "An infestation of carrion-eaters". This is a slang term used to refer to Bureaucracy. [DW p.51]
Crakh-makh togh-uruk selah
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that roughly translated means, "May the Carrion eaters choke on our flesh". [DW p.51]
cusim
(exclamation) A exclamation as used in the phrase, "The Pandronians' natural bellicosity will come to fore and cusim - no more planetary government." [BEM p.492]
Cxentares
(n) A type of large, wild Klingon feline that is regurlarly hunted. [TOS p.138]
Cybriss
(proper noun-place) Name of a valley on the Klingon Homeworld renowned for it's wine production. A hunting lodge owned by the House of Mogh is located in the Valley of Cybriss. [TT p.57]
cyclor
(n) A Top Secret weapon under development by the Klingons. [TST p.217]
Cymele
(proper name) Klingon character whose name is used in the curse "Damn it to Cymele's hell!". [HH p.104]
d'blok
(n) A type of Klingon animal that is usually silent. [TWW p.161]
D'cIq
(proper name) Klingon warrior and officer aboard the Tagana. [STK p.126]
D'drazal
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon star system along the Romulan border. A battle was fought at D'drazal IV which involved the IKS rapHoch. [STKA p.25]
D'jia
(proper name) Klingon warrior and helmsman on board Kor's bird-of-prey. [DOH2-AS p. 244]
Dagragas Nai
(proper name) Klingon spokesperson for the clone of the Emperor Kahless. [BOP p.99]
Dahar
(n) Honorific title given to a Klingon warrior after he/she has achieved a certain status. To earn the title of Dahar Master, a Klingon must have fought 100 battles, survived 100 Suv'batlh and trained 100 blooded warriors. Kor was a Dahar Master. [DOH2-AS p.133/p.231]
Dakronh
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey spacecraft that was able to fire it's weapons while it remained cloaked. The Dakronh was a prototype and the only one of its kind. She was commanded by General Chang and was destroyed by the USS Enterprise and USS Excelsior. [ST VI: TUC p.240]
Dakvas
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Lieutenant serving in engineering aboard Captain Kurn's ship "Hiding Fish". [BOP p.6]
Daqawlu
(n) Name of a Klingon racial tier; one of four involved with the Federation in battle for transwarp technology. The term means "The Remembered". [B p.244]
Dargoth
(proper name) Klingon character whose name is used in the curse "Rot in Dargoth's hell!". [HH p.61]
Darj
(proper name) Karg's man; killed by Valdyr. [Sa p.301]
deenaela
(n) A type of Klingon flower that is used to make perfume. [TOS p.154]
Delagh
(proper name) Klingon warrior; father of Mojjar. [NWNC p.55]
Delstin VIII
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet where spacedocks are located. [TAE p.189]
Dematrix
(n) Klingon term roughly meaning "Commander" or "Leader". This is what Mara is called. [PAS p.168/182]
Der'Nath
(n) Name of a Klingon colony in the Kapor'At star system. [WD p.11]
Derl
(proper name) Klingon warrior and one of eight body guards to the Honorable Korby. Derl was also an engineer. [SZ p.230]
Dermok
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as First Officer aboard the warship Jaj. Dermok previously served abaord the bird-of-prey Pagh. [GW1 p.259]
Dezhe
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Flier in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. [TFR p.26]
diargonite
(n) A Klingon silvery, metal alloy found only on Chal. [DV p.140]
Dirat
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was killed by Grael. [PAS p.229/261]
divan
(n) Klingon type of table. [FOF p.54]
Divok
(proper name) A cleric serving at the monestary at Boreth. [KLS p.5]
djabi
(n) A type of Klingon bird with a distinctive shriek. [STI p.61]
Dobrukh
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Warrokh. Son of Royyebh. [Ga p.95]
Doctuq
(n) A Klingon grain. Doctuq is crossed with a natural grain grown on QuI'Tu to form tIqKa SuD. [DOH4-TL p.156]
Doj
(n) Name of a Klingon warship commanded by Kang. [MBK3-E p.168]
Doj'kan
(proper name) Klingon warrior; father of Kroj'duH from the House of Gorthas. Doj'kan converted his personel D7 class cruiser into a newer, uprated version for the sole purpose of exacting revenge on the House of Moltak for the death of his son. This version later became the new "SuvwI' QeH" class command cruiser. [STKA p.172]
Dolras
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Klingon military frieghter Toknor. [TBE p.1]
Domis'avyi
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "Guardians Of The Border". This term is applied to all border patrol ships of the Klingon Imperial Fleet. [SSF]
Don'zali (IV)
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon agricultural planet. It is a major source of food for the Klingon Empire due to its' abundant fertile lands. The planet is surrounded by numerous space ports, both on the surface and in orbit as well. K'zeq lives on Don'zali IV in the Jlinzegh' province. [INOH p.125]
Donar'ruq
(proper noun-place) Name of a city on Ter'jas Mor: a Klingon world. There is an armory located not far from Donar'ruq. [KLS p.175]
Dorak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of the High Council. Known as "Dorak Halfhand", he is involved in a bloodfeud with the House of Namal. [BOP p.112]
Drabbak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the M'tachtar led by Qadar. [MBK3-E p.227]
Drach
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of Colonel General Malach's invasion force. [V p.148]
dRacLa
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Vok. dRacLa conspired with Lursa and B'Etor in a failed assassination attempt of Gowron to restore the House of Vok to a place of honor. dRacLa was killed by Pok. [STK p.58/p.191]
Drell
(phrase) A Klingon term for a radiation safe engine design. [TFR p.74]
Drex
(proper name) Son of General Martok. Drex was a Klingon warrior and the Executive Officer of the Negh'Var./Drex later went on to become the First Officer of the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. [TWW p.20/DI p.2]
Drokas
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Captain aboard a Klingon Vor'cha-class attack cruiser. [TBE p.136]
Du'Hurgh
(n) Name of Ambassador Kamarag's huge family estate close to the TengchaH Jav spaceport. It is an ancient fortress surrounded by both high stone walls and modern security fields. Tunnels and hidden chambers were used by entire armies during local conflicts and feuds. [Sa p.181]
dubbop
(n) A very fast Klingon animal which runs away and hides when hunted. [TC p.83]
Dugh'naS
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Commander. He led the gho'vaD Defense Fleet that was stationed along the Federation border. [STKA p.23]
DuHoH
(proper noun-place) Name of a desert on Qo'noS. [DOH2-AS p.4]
Dula
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Kolan. Dula was killed Kolan did not seek to avenge his death. The story of Dula and Kolan is told as a warning to those who may be considering not seeking their rightful revenge. [STK p.65]
dumath
(proper noun-place) Location of a battle where the Klingons fought. Ler'at fought at dumath. [STK p.132]
Dumeric
(proper name) Klingon warrior and maternal uncle of Captain Vheled. A member of the Gevish'rae gaining in popularity with that organization. He previously attained honors within the Empire during the Ia'kriish campaigns many years before, but lost his seat on the Klingon High Council due to his support of Capt. Vheled's failed mission to Pheranna. He owns an estate on Tiv'ranisch Island off the coast of the southern continent. [FOF p.5/43/44]
Duntis
(proper name) Small and harmless looking Klingon male, who was a gifted weapons designer and espionage devices for various heads of the High Council. [TI2 p.209]
Durall
(proper name) Klingon warrior and son of Emperor Kessec; his father's favorite. The ballads of Durall tell of Kessec and the Pagrashtak. [TDH p.167]
Duregh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the bird-of-prey Plath. Son of Emperor Kessec and grandson of Kruger; a direct descendant od Duvall. Killed in the explosion of the Plath. [TDH p.239]
Durgath
(proper name) Klingon character whose name is used in the curse "Damn you all to Durgath's hell!". [HH p.165]
E'TeHbe'!
(phrase) A Klingon exclamation of protest. Presumably intended as "'e' teHbe'." [GL p.44]
Edronh
(proper name) Klingon warrior, father of Rannuf. Edronh was leader of an outlaw band of warriors. He briefly fought against Kahless, but ended up joining him in his fight to overthrow Molor. At a later date, he betrayed Kahless and warned Molor of Kahless's approach before the battle of Tolar'tu. Molor then had him killed for ever turning against him in the first place. [KLS p.139]
Eglons
(n) A Klingon animal that is exemplary of bravery. [SMD p.109]
Ehhak
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL7, which investigated Organia. [MEMA p.39]
Ekkava
(n) Klingon battlecruiser commanded by Commander Kaiev. [DO p.118]
Eknaar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Doctor onboard Kang's battlecruiser, the Klolode II. [PAS p.3]
Ekthorn
(proper name) Klingon warrior and commander of the Klingon battlecruiser, Kahless. Ekthorn is native to Klairos with a younger brother who has appreciable rank in the Klairosian High Council. He is an extremely popular commander within the fleet. [PAS p.248]
Elanea
(proper name) Klingon female; aunt of Teilani. [DV p.173]
en'chula
(n) A type of grass that is red-colored. [KLS p.128]
en'tach
(n) A type of leaf that is brown colored and oval shaped. It blooms in the springtime. The leaf is a source of oil used for boiling. [KLS p.82]
Enekti
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL66. The Enekti was part of a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Enekti was destroyed due to structural failure during its engagement with the Enterprise. [TWS p.61]
Engath
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was killed by Grael. [PAS p.230/261]
epetai
(n) An honorific used before a person's last or line name indicating very high status./A rank in the Klingon military. [TFR p.28/ROE p.49]
epetai-zana
(n) An honorific so high it becomes absurd. Typically it is used as an insult. [TFR p.48]
Eragh
(proper name) Klingon warrior, father Majjas. [KLS p.172]
Esys
(proper name) Klingon - Romulan hybrid from the planet Chal. [TAE p.117]
eurakoi
(n) Klingon hand held weights, about 5kgs each, made of shrogh metal. The surface is decorated with carvings illustrating Klingon legends. A Klingon boy is traditionally given the eurakoi by his mother's eldest brother. The point of the eurakoi exercise is to experience pain by holding the weights in front at arm's length, shoulder level for 45 minutes. By meeting this pain head on, the boy then embraces it and finally laughs in it's ugly face. [CD p.26]
f'korr
(phrase) A Klingon term used in the expression indicating futility, "but he was grasping at f'korr". [Tt p.111]
Fah
(phrase) A Klingon term that when it is said usually expresses disgust. [CCI p.93]
Falchion
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser commanded by Captain Kyron gentai-Hann. [DR p.7]
Farak
(n) A disk shaped playing piece used in an ancient ice game. [V p.221]
Faz'rahn
(n) Name of one of the clans from the northern continent that make up the Kamorh'dag. Kiruc is from the Faz'rahn clan. [FOF p.43]
fedegonaase
(phrase) A Klingon term for the Federation Standard language. [TFR p.110]
federazhon
(phrase) A Klingon term for the United Federation of Planets. [TFR p.109]
Fesh'rin
(proper noun-place) Hilly region on the Klingon homeworld that is subject to sudden summer storms. Kruge is very familiar with this place. [FOF p.269]
flax
(n) An item which has been cursed vernacularly. [TR p.142]
floop
(n) A sound like bubbles popping in a stew. [TFR p.101]
fluas
(n) A Klingon measurement of time; equal to perhaps an hour. [BEM p.493]
Fragh'ka
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser. Kell and Kernod both serve aboard her. [FOF p.31]
Fret'vok
(proper noun) Name of a Klingon person or place of legendary riches. It is referenced in the Lost Treasures of Fret'vok. [DH1: I p.81]
G'dath
(proper name) Klingon male from a family of farmers. He received a doctorate in physics. [FFS p.16]
g'day'a
(phrase) An uncomplimentary Klingon term/ An expletive. [ROE p.102/TFR p.26]
g'day't
(phrase) An uncomplimentary Klingon term/ An expletive meaning "worthless" when used as a curse. [ROE p.53/TFR p.75 & p.170]
G'day't v'kaase
(phrase) A Klingon expletive term that means "My hand!" [TFR p.176]
G'luuc'taha
(n) A Klingon who instructs others in matters concerning the gods. [GM p.68]
Gacht'g
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commandant of the Academy in Emperor Kahless Military City when Worf and Malach were students there. [V p.231]
Gagh N'Vort
(n) Name of a Klingon cruiser and a member of General Martoks' taskforce to planet Helena. [DHQ p.252]
gagny
(exclamation) An expletive meaning "pointless" or "stupid". [TFR p.31]
Gal'tagh
(n) A Klingon Battlecruiser commanded by Captain Koloth. [INOH p.89]
Galt'naH
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of Colonel in the Klingon military. Galt'neH was responsible for the design of the "QuD" class Bird-Of-Prey destroyer attack ship. [STKA p.179]
garbat
(n) A Klingon animal. Roasted scrag is the haunch of the killer garbat, marinated in its own blood and treated with ten spices. The finest achievement of Klingon culinary arts. [DP p.60]
garg
(n) A type of animal. When someone is called a garg, it is meant to be taken as an insult. [DOH2-AS p.255]
Garlok
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.273]
GarTadGar
(n) Name of several versions of a powerful, hand-held chemically propelled projectile weapon. The GadTadGar-4 could disable a crawling fortress, similar to an Earth tank. The GarTadGar-11 was also known as the Klingon "windowpane". [FH p.127]
Garvak
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Commander who once took part in the assault on the planet Sanctuary. Later he was placed on patrol duty there in command of the Bird-of Prey Rak'hon. [S p.39]
Gashkrith
(n) A word used in the dating system of Arastphrid to denote a certain year. [I p.65]
Gava
(proper name) Klingon woman; the daughter of the Honorable Korby as well as one of his aides. [SZ p.122]
Gaylon
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Executive Officer of the SoSoy tuj under the command of Cmdr. Kozara. Gaylon stayed with Cmdr. Kozara rather than accept transfer to another vessel following Kozara's failed mission. [SOTL p.6]
Gaza
(n) Name of a Klingon ship of the fleet on which Kisar served. [GL p.12]
gel
(n) A type of Klingon food item that is made into a pastry. [TFR p.60]
Gelfa
(n) A Klingon house or faction, carrying with it a heritage of its own. [DC p.85]
Gelk
(n) A Klingon warship of the KDF. Toq had served aboard it. [DI p.10]
Gelly
(proper name) Klingon female warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Vanguard in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. [TFR p.26]
Gelt
(proper name) Klingon male who enjoyed shore leave on Argelius. [B p.128]
Genrah
(proper name) Name of a Klingon officer stationed at the listening post on Mortagh. Genrah worked with another operator named Kelsa. [ST VI: TUC p.226]
Gensa
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House of warriors from Lineless Youth. This House has a good reputation. Many members of this House are found serving in klin zha kinta competitions. [TFR p.27]
gentai
(n) A formal title of address before a person's name or last name. [DR p.7]
Genzsha
(proper name) Name of a member of Govenor Khanty's personel guard. [DOH1-AB p.36]
Gern
(proper name) Name of a member of Govenor Khanty's personel guard. [DOH1-AB p.72]
Gevish'rae
(n) Name of the group of Klingons from the southern continent comprised of many family clans, one of which is the Nik'nash clan. The Gevish'rae is referred to as the "loyal opposition" by some within the Empire, yet are considered barbaric and uneducated by the Kamorh'dag of the north. They wish to overthrow the Kamorh'dag Emperors by starting a premature war with the Federation. Gevish'rae literally means "thirsting knives". [FOF p.5]
ghajthla
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that means, "Have fun". This was Kalek's parting words to Kisar after the two of them had beamed down to Starbase 17 for shoreleave. [GL p.46]
ghar
(n) A type of Klingon wolf. [DOH2-AS p.4]
Ghargh
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser under the command of Commander Kral. The name of the ship means "Talon's Blood". [HH p.38]
Gharhuil
(proper noun-place) Name of a continent on the Klingon planet Klinzhai. The province of Khlaru is located there. [I p.65]
GhIj get jagmeyjaj
(phrase) A Klingon toast. [In p.11]
gho'vaD
(n) NAme of a Klingon Defense Fleet stationed along the Federation border. First led by Commander Dugh'naS and then by Colonel Koord at the time of the Sherman's Planet incident. [STKA p.23]
ghoch SeH
(n) Name of a battle campaign fought between the Klingons and the Gorn. The orgheyna Hegh Assault Fleet was assigned to and fought in this campaign. [STKA p.28]
ghuv
(n) Name of a Klingon training cruiser. Thok Mak trained aboard this ship and eventually earned a promotion to 1st Officer. [STKA p.28]
Gidris
(proper name) Klingon warrior and 1st Officer of the Kad'nra under Capt. Vheled. He is a member of the Kamorh'dag. He was killed by Capt. Vheled for bungling a search attempt. [FOF p.78/102/241]
Gistad
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the second son of Emperor Kessec; something of a simpleton. [TDH p. 168]
gla'chiH
(n) The "shielded nerve-plexus" in the chest of a Klingon. [DOH2-AS p.246]
glommer
(n) A Klingon genetic construct; a red spiderish tribble predator. It engulfs the smaller tribbles with it's body and discharges a deposit of converted tribble. [MTMT p.183]
Godar
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Gudag. Godar was a martial arts instructor and previously the commadant of the Defense Armory at Ter'jas Mor. [KLS p.190]
Gon'rai
(n) Name of a group of rebels previously supressed by Gowron. [KLS p.41]
Goqlath
(n) Name of a famous Klingon castle in the city of Kol'vat. The castle was stormed and overwhelmed when the guards throats were slit by its' attackers on a moonless night. [DI p.79]
Goradh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the Klingon Defense Force. Goradh was a co-conspirator in the attempt to overthrow the Gowron government. [KLS p.264]
Goran
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. Goran holds the rank of bekk. [DI p.95]
Gorault
(n) A deadly Klingon childhood lung illness known as Gorault's fever. [TDH p.170]
gorch
(n) An inflammation of the skin, often experienced by young Klingons during Jak'tahla. [STI p.118]
Gordek
(proper name) Klingon leader of a house of exiled Klingons. Gordek collaborated with the Cardassians for possession of the planet Cha'Xirrac and to purge his dishonor. [DOH2-AS p.202]
Goric
(proper name) Name of a member of Govenor Khanty's personel guard. [DOH1-AB p.70]
Gorkon
(proper name) Chancellor of the Klingon High Council. Chancellor Gorkon initiated a peace conference with the Federation prior to his assassination./He succeeded Chancellor Lorak as one of the Empire's greatest leaders./Gorkon succeeded Lorak when Kesh stepped down from the Chancellory due to a sudden illness (INOH p.65). [ST VI: TUC p.30/STKA p.21-23,163]
Gorkon, IKS
(n) Klingon warship, Qang-class, commanded by Captain Klag. [DI p.1/244]
Gorkon, IKV
(n) Klingon warship, Qang-class, commanded by Captain Klag. [DI p.1/244]
Gorolock
(proper name) Name given to the holographic Klingon Captain in the Federation's Kobayashi Maru training scenario. [STA p.155]
Gorthas
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House. The House of Gorthas is both wealthy and powerful. Doj'kan is from the House of Gorthas. [STKA p.172]
Gorvatlh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and First Officer of the IKS rapHoch under the Command of Brigadier tlhIb. During the Battle of D'drazal IV, Gorvath saved the ship when it became heavily damaged due to the actions of it's Captain, Brigadier tlhIb. [STKA p.25]
Gr'oth
(n) A Klingon Battlecruiser, D-7 class, commanded by Captain Koloth. The IKS Gr'oth lacks cloaking technology. [TEW p.94]
Gra'Kor
(proper name) Klingon warrior and General. Gra'Kor was responsible for coordinating the Klingon response to the second appearance of the Genesis Wave. [GW1 p.255]
Graade
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Vanguard in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. [TFR p.27]
Gradok
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Weapons Officer aboard the attack cruiser HoS. [GW2 p.29]
Grael
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of the Gevish'rae from the Nik'nash clan. He served as the gunnery officer aboard Captain Vheled's bird-of-prey the Kad'nra. In an attempt to advance himself within the Nik'nash, he stages an assassination attempt on his older cousin Teshrin which fails. This leaves him vulnerable to outside influence. Later this is used against him and he kills Capt. Vheled. [FOF p.30/77/262]
Graltha
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon shipyard that repaired pIH-class frigates in record time during the Torana Conflict. [STKA p.182]
Graltz
(proper name) Klingon warrior; father of Krang and brother of Moltak from the House of Moltak. Graltz sought his brother's assistance to cover up the fact that Krang was responsible for the death of Kroj'duH from the House of Gorthas and many other engineering trainees due to an engineering accident. Graltz was killed along with his son and brother by Kroj'duH's father, Doj'kan from the House of Gorthas, when Doj'kan engaged them in a single ship-to-ship battle. [STKA p.173]
Grannoch
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Emperor of the Klingon Empire. He is the ruustai-cousin of Qadar. [MBK3-E p.182]
grapok
(n) Sauce used on racht, a Klingon food. [DI p.82]
gravka
(n) Name of a Klingon predatory pack animal. [V p.221]
grishnar
(n) A type of Klingon cat. [TWW p.249]
Grokan
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House of which Maltz is a member. [GW1 p.144]
Grokh
(proper name) General Grokh was one of two military advisors to Chancellor Azetbur. [ST VI: TUC p.145]
Grouk
(proper name) Klingon male and gambler. A primary suspect along with Xator in the murder of Naralak; a Romulan citizen. [TBG p.15]
Grul
(proper name) Klingon male supervisor of the topaline refinery on the planet taD. Grul works for Kori. [DI p.120]
Gudag
(proper name) Klingon warrior, father of Godar. [KLS p.192]
Gurg
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as a guard aboard the battlecruiser taj commanded by Captain Qeyn. [FTD p.235]
Haastra
(proper name) Klingon warrior and security officer under Capt. Vheled on the Kad'nra. He is a member of the Gevish'rae. [FOF p.79]
Hakask
(n) Name of the Klingon flagship at Regulus during the Organian conflict. [MEMA p.58]
Hakkarl
(n) Name of a new type of Klingon battlecruiser; K'Tinga class. This hybrid is controlled by computers from a bird-of-prey spacecraft that is carried piggyback. It has the ability to fire while cloaked. In battle, the bird-of-prey separates from the main attack craft. This ship, as well as the bird-of-prey Tazhat, were commanded by Captain Kasak sutai-Khornezh. They were all destroyed by the USS Enterprise. The name Hakkarl means "Vanguard" which is also the name of a playing piece in klin zha. [ROE p.41]
Hakkierk
(phrase) A Klingon expression of relief, as in "Thank Hakkierk!". [N p.193]
Haktuth
(n) Name of a spiral nebula designated by the Klingon Empire. [DC p.3]
hardinak
(n) Name of a treacherous little Klingon animal. [M1-FTN p.302]
HarOs
(n) Name of a famous Klingon battle. [DI p.171]
Hathak
(proper name) Klingon high ranking official on Tsorn who was not very popular with almost everyone. [PAS p.199/207]
Hathak Kang, kla i'il kurin aetheln
(phrase) A phrase which roughly means: "I salute you Kang with the aetheln which is your due". [PAS p.275]
HatlhHurgh
(proper noun-place) Name of a region on Qo'noS that was Valdyr's home. [Sa p.271]
Hegh yan
(n) Name of a Klingon Strike Fleet commanded by Lorak that was involved in battles with the Romulans in the N'derial system. [STKA p.23]
Hegh'ta
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey spaceship commanded by Kurn during the Klingon civil war. [DI p.89]
hela
(exclamation) A Klingon riding command meaning "forward", "Come on" etc for krelk on Klairos. [PAS p.146]
Helef
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember of the battlecruiser Ekkava under Commander Kaiev. [DO p.161]
Hembec
(proper name) Presumedly a Klingon warrior about whom a famous drinking song was written named "Hembec's Sword". The song has to do with the Tribble Extermination Campaign of the late 23rd century. [NWNC p.173]
hiJaK
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of cha'DIch. [STK p.154]
HIv SuH
(n) Name of an Imperial Klingon battlecruiser under the command of Captain Kadar. [FF p.8]
HoDlytl
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. [STKA p.274]
Hogh Batlh
(proper name) Klingon master shipbuilder who completed the original designs of the "qeylIS betleH" class battleship. [STKA p.167]
HoHwi'
(n) Name of the Klingon warship that served as flagship for Ambassador Kamarag. The name means "killer". [Sa p.265]
Hojeen
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Warrokh. Son of Jitakh, father of Qerresh. [Ga p.95]
Hokot
(n) An Imperial Klingon codename used to refer to Federation Mann-class cruisers. [TFR p.117]
Hopogh
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. [STKA p.274]
Horg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and officer aboard General Kellen's cruiser Qul. [IFS p.158]
HoS
(n) Name of an older Klingon attack cruiser. The HoS was given to Maltz during the second Genesis Wave crisis. [GW1 p.290]
Hov tInqu'
(n) Name of a star in the Klingon Empire. Location (and code name) of a time travel experiment conducted by Dr. Cherek and Captain Kalrind. [T p.96]
Hovak
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. [STKA p.273]
HuDyuQ
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet where a weapons development facility is located. Currently commanded by Captain Ch'Targh. [DI p.226]
Hullam'gar
(proper name) A demon from Klingon lore with fingers that reach to the ground and fangs jutting from its' forehead. [IFS p.34]
Hum'taS
(n) A popular type of Klingon energy drink that is based on honey. [TT p.108]
Humanai kuvest'
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "Human servants". [TFR p.203]
Hung nawlogh
(n) Name of a Klingon Domis'avyi battle unit stationed along the Klingon-Federation Border. [SSF]
Huraga
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member in the Klingon Defense Force. Huraga was a long time friend of the House of Mogh. [TWW p.120]
Ia'kriich
(n) Name of a series of campaigns fought by the Klingons long ago. Dumeric fought in the Ia'kriich campaigns and was awarded the red-metal blades for his bravery. [FOF p/44]
Ibrach
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the D-7 class battlecruiser IKS Stormwind. [MBK2-C p.133]
Ichidurtsukaitsorn
(proper noun-place) Name of the capitol city on Tsorn. It is located on the northwest part of the main continent not too far from the sea. The local inhabitants have shortened the name to "Ichidur". [PAS p.183]
Iglat
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He disappeared during a search while on the mission to Pheranna. [PAS p.229]
im'pac
(n) A Klingon tree that grows on Grael's estate. [NWNC p.57]
Inagh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Rajuc. [KLS p.120]
Iraga
(proper name) A demon from Klingon lore with snake tendrils on its' head. [IFS p.28]
Irik
(n) Klingon battlecruiser under the command of Commander Aklein. One of three battlecruisers that came to the support of the battlecruiser Ekkava at 1212 Muscae IV. [DO p.205]
J'likh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Communications Officer aboard the Doj commanded by Kang. [MBK3-E p.168]
J'rgan
(proper name) Klingon warrior and operative of Komor. He was discovered by Toreth and killed by Koloth for spying. [INOH p.144]
Jada
(n) Klingon patrol cruiser commanded by Captain Ruhl. [IFS p.5]
Jaeger
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Science Officer aboard the IKV Falchion commanded by Captain Kyron gentai-Hann. [DR p.10]
Jaghjech
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.272]
Jaj
(n) Name of a Klingon ship which aided in the Bolian evacuation when the second Genesis Wave appeared. [GW1 p.259]
Jak'tahla
(n) A maturation process from child to adult, marked by acelerated hair growth, severe mood swings, breakout of gorch blemishes, and stronger than usual aggressive tendencies. [STI p.169]
Janar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the son of Seegath from the House of SepIch. [STK p.60]
Jardak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the IKV Zan'zi. [INOH p.306]
Jennas
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember of Kor's battlecruiser the Klothos. Jennas was a co-conspitator with Karsul to mutiny against Kor. [TOS p.79]
jequard
(n) A Klingon cat. [PAS p.143]
Jevghom
(n) Name of a Klingon design bureau that was responsible for designing the "pumwI'" class dreadnought. [STKA p.169]
jevSuS
(n) Name of a Klingon warship which Kang served aboard as a jr. officer. [MBK3-E p.188]
jevul
(n) A type of Klingon fighting sport of the lower classes of Klingon society. [TOS p.149]
Jfolokh
(n) Name of a new class of Klingon bird-of-prey. [DOH2-AS p.92/p.150]
Jheen
(proper name) A vicious Klingon spirit that inhabits woods and other wild places. Jheen is a female entity who is reportedly mischievious, capricious and unpredictable. It is said that she will obey Cymele herself and that even Durgath cannot command a Jheen without Cymele's consent. [PAS p.157]
Jitakh
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Warrokh. Son of Ukray'k, father of Hojeen. [Ga p.95]
Jlinzegh'
(proper noun-place) Name of a province on the Klingon colony world Don'zali IV. [INOH p.125]
Jogh Kenka
(proper name) Klingon master shipbuilder responsible for the design, simulation testing and construction of the "voDleH" class heavy battlecruiser. Kenka believed so strongly in this design that he was willing to fight over it against other designers andweapons representatives. One such fight cost Kenka one eye and three fingers. [STKA p.171]
Joquel
(proper name) Klingon ambassador to the Federation. [INOH p.191]
Juk
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the battlecruiser taj commanded by Captain Qeyn. Juk was killed by Qeyn for voicing opposition during the Susuru mission. [FTD p.18]
Jup
(n) Name of Thorn's pet targ. [TCF p.23]
K'ajii
(n) The Klingon philosophy of the warrior's path. [TR p.80]
k'atha
(n) A Klingon bladed weapon. According to Klingon law, an individual disobeying orders would, if caught, be forced to run barefoot over k'atha blades. If he saves his leader's life with such disobedience, he would be permitted a pair of sandals. [DH p.148]
K'Ber
(proper name) A Klingon boy, grandson of Kerdoch. [DOH4-TL p.276]
K'chjne
(n) Name of a Klingon Frigate that self destructed, rather than be captured, following an engagement with the USS Cyane and the US Reprisal. [SSF]
K'chss
(n) Name of a Klingon "hunter-killer" class ship. The K'chss was defeated by the USS Tori during the Taal Tan Offensive. [SSF]
K'Daq
(proper name) Klingon member of the house of Vrag. [DOH2-AS p.259]
K'Ehleyr
(proper name) Formally Klingon ambassador to the Federation. K'Ehleyr was romantically involved with Worf resulting in a son, Alexander Rozhenko. [DOH1-AB p.25]
K'hanakh
(n) A class of Klingon Bird-of-Prey. They are smaller than the Akif or K'Tinga class ships, but they have a lot more firepower. [TRW p.47]
K'hanq
(proper name) Klingon information broker for Chancellor Gowron. He was killed by Gowron following a suspected Romulan assassination attempt. [TI2 p.210]
k'hartagh
(n) Reference to a sort of Klingon holy man; one who seeks peace in maintaining the balance between predator and prey. They are very common in Klingon nature preserves. [TR p.83]
K'hemren
(proper name) Klingon warrior of high caste from an old, distinguished house. He was responsible for setting the stage in an attempt to start a war between the Federation and the Romulans. [R3-S p.127]
K'kam
(proper name) Klingon warrior and scientist serving aboard the Kruge commanded by Captain K'Vada. K'kam was also a passionate mate of the Captain. [U p.59]
k'Kharis
(proper name) Great Klingon opera singer, a tenor. He was killed onstage, during his aria in X and Y, when the soprano declared a blood feud due to a salary dispute. There were three days of street fighting afterwards. [DM p.85]
K'Lan
(n) A Klingon warship of the KDF. Toq had served aboard it. [DI p.10]
K'lavut
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the IKS Vo'taq: a Klingon battlecruiser. Captain K'lavut ambushed the USS Gagarin and captured 28 of her crew before she was self destructed. [INOH p.10]
K'lotek
(proper name) Member of the Klingon High Council. K'lotek is old friends with Komor because they served together aboard a battlecruiser when they were young. Following the release of the Federation prisoners at Pao'la, K'lotek steps down from the High Council. [INOH p.96]
K'lss
(n) Name of a Klingon battle skiff (frigate) that was damaged during an engagement with the USS Akitsu. [SSF]
K'luth
(n) Name of a weapon used to test the bravery of Klingon warriors. The K'luth counted down from 100 to 0 and then exploded in a neural disruption pattern over a 50' radius killing everything within that area. In reality, the K'luth was nothing more than a countdown timer used by Captain Picard to extract information from Gul Madred. [SOTL p.254]
K'mach
(n) Name of one of the two stars/sunsof QuI'Tu. [DOH4-TL p.5]
K'mak
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of qabSan. He began his service in the IKN aboard the IKS pIlmoH along the Romulan border. Transfered to the IKS ram'a' as a gunner along the Tholian border. Awarded the Token of the Mek'leth for outstanding service during the tegh poqet Crisis. Promoted to Captain and assigned to the Qabjech Exploratory Fleet. During his tour of duty in the QEF, he earned a promotion to Brigadier. He now serves as an instructor at the Academy. [STKA p.26-27]
K'Marrh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and grandfather of Klor. He married a human woman from a Federation world. [FFS p.18]
K'Mpec
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.272]
K'mqar
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. M'Raq was serving aboard as its First Officer. [DI p.147]
K'naiah
(proper name) Klingon warrior; father of Kang. [MBK2-C p.133]
K'Plok
(proper name) Klingon master of the bat'leth until, while demonstrating an overhead reverse thrust, he sneezed and decapitated himself. This caused the audience to burst into laughter, and K'Plok was immortalized as K'Plop, the greatest Klingon comedian ever known. [TI2 p.44]
K'Porak
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.272]
K'pril
(proper name) Son of Korpi. A former Klingon scientist, now a Klingon warrior. [SNW II p.115]
K'rad
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Lieutenant serving at the auxiliary tactical station aboard the battlecruiser IKS Gr'oth commanded by Captain Koloth. [TEW p.94]
k'Roth ch'Kor
(n) The term for the Klingon Trident; the symbol of the Empire. [M2-WOP p.34]
K'Stek Nak
(n) Name of a Klingon cruiser and a member of General Martoks' taskforce to planet Helena. [DHQ p.252]
K'Tal
(proper name) Klingon diplomat and member of the Klingon High Council. Uncle of Captain Kargan of the IKV Pagh. [DI p.68]
K'Tar
(proper name) Klingon woman. K'Tar was the wife of Torghn and the mother of Pok. [STK p.22]
K'Taran
(proper name) Klingon girl about 14 years old. K'Taran was a member of the house of Vrag and granddaughter of Rekan. [DOH2-AS p.106]
K'tchar
(n) A new class of warp engines used exclusively on K'teremny class destroyers. [SD p.1025]
K'tel
(proper name) Klingon leader often referred to as "The Terrible". He was responsible for starting the first Klingon nuclear war. [FFS p.181]
K'teremny
(n) A new class of Klingon Destroyer. [SD p.1020]
k'Thatic
(n) Klingon ritualistic disembowlment that involves intricate sword maneuvering. [M1-FTN p.50]
K'Ton
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of M'Raq. [DI p.146]
K'tran
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Captain of the IKS Terthos, a Klingon escort vessel. [INOH p.58]
K'trk
(n) Name of a Klingon battle skiff (frigate) that was damaged during an engagement with the USS Akitsu. [SSF]
k'truyg
(n) A Klingon food item which is very pungent and tart. [DP p.56]
K'Tuj
(n) Name of one of the two stars/sunsof QuI'Tu. [DOH4-TL p.5]
K'utuul
(n) Name of a Klingon "hunter-killer" class ship. The K'utuul was defeated by the USS Tori during the Taal Tan Offensive. [SSF]
K'vyr
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the IKV Terthos commanded by Captain K'tran as Engineering Officer. K'vyr holds the rank of Lieutenant. [INOH p.264]
K'zeq
(proper name) Klingon warrior and former Commander of the Klingon prison on Pao'la. K'zeq now lives on Don'zali IV, a Klingon agricultural colony world, in the Jlinzegh' province. [INOH p.125]
Kaadra
(proper name) Klingon Empress succeeding Karsht, and his executioner. [GL p.10]
Kaandal
(proper name) Klingon warrior and aide-de-camp to Kor aboard the battlecruiser Klothos. [TOS p.58]
Kaas
(proper name) Klingon warrior and both Science Officer and First Officer aboard Kor's battlecruiser Klothos. [Tt p.125]
Kablanti
(proper name) A Klingon farmer on QuI'Tu and one of it's defenders. He died defending his home and his field with his weapon still in his hand. [DOH4-TL p.147]
Kad'nra
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey spacecraft commanded by Captain Vheled. [FOF p.42/78]
KaDach
(proper name) A Klingon warrior, father of Kerdoch. [DOH4-TL p.20]
Kadar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Imperial Klingon battlecruiser HIv SuH. [FF p.8]
Kaden vestai-Oparai
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the IKV Fire Blossom a D-7c battlecruiser. He previously served as an Ensign aboard a B-5 destroyer during the Wars of Internal Dissension. [HMJTP p.13]
Kadi
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the D4 cruiser IKV Death Hand. Captain Kadi went down with his ship in Romulan space following an incomplete rescue of his crew by Captain Kodon of the IKV Blue Fire. [TFR p.86]
Kadrya
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Emperor of almost 60 years of age. Emperor Kadrya chose to have a crown of iron. [TFR p.190]
kafei
(n) Klingon translation of Human coffee. [TFR p.60]
Kafter
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Gunnery Officer aboard the IKV Fencer under Captain Krenn. [TFR p.99]
Kaged
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Fleet Leader. Kaged is the Commandant of all Klingon forces in the Trellisane system. He is killed in a revolt of native Sealons. [TTC p.124]
Kagga
(proper name) Klingon warrior and General. General Kagga was sentenced to death for rebellion. He was allowed to ascend the throne for 20th part of one day, then he was executed on that throne. His crown had been branded to his forehead. [TFR p.190]
KaHanb
(proper name) A Klingon farmer on QuI'Tu and one of it's defenders. [DOH4-TL p.30]
Kahaq
(proper name) Klingon warrior and one of Kor's officers. He died in the heat on QuI'Tu. [DOH4-TL p.105]
Kahless
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser commanded by Commander Ekthorn. [PAS p.248]
Kahlesste kaase
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "Kahless's Hand". This phrase refers back to Kahless tying his hand to his command chair with his sash in order that none might say he fled before his crew/This is meant to show one's determination to die with one's ship or to show that one is not a coward. [ROE p.196/TFR p.77]
Kahlest
(proper name) Name of a Klingon woman who was the nursemaid to Worf. [EOB p.152]
Kahlex
(proper name) Klingon warrior and older twin brother of Tirax. Kahlex served as the Imperial Security Guard Commandant for the Ichidur space complex on Tsorn. [PAS p.223]
kai
(exclamation) An expression of praise/A cry of victory or a hail. [ROE p.45/TFR p.36]
kai kassai
(exclamation) A Klingon cheer of sorts. Roughly speaking it means, "Long live the Empire" or something like that. [ROE p.48/TFR p.93]
Kaidin
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Commander Kaidin was the Captain of a Klingon Battle cruiser in orbit around Sigma 1212. [TCC p.181]
Kaiev
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of Commander. Captain of the battlecruiser Ekkava. [DO p.119]
Kal
(proper name) Priest onboard the warship Korezima and friend to it's Captain, Kulain. [WWE p.84]
Kalan
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Klingon warship Terror. [TKG p.28]
Kalash
(n) Klingon battlecruiser. One of three battlecruisers that came to the support of the battlecruiser Ekkava at 1212 Muscae IV. [DO p.205]
Kalastra
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Kiruc. Kalastra was a member of the Kamorh'dag from the Faz'rahn clan. He was a friend of Karradh and very superstitious. [FOF p.3/6/26]
Kalax
(proper name) Klingon diplomat and former Govenor of taD. When the al'Hmatti overthrew his regime, Kalax committed suicide in disgrace. He was succeeded by Govenor Tiral after the planet was retaken. [DI p.104]
Kaldin
(proper name) Klingon warrior and officer serving under Captain Kumara. [SW p.398]
Kalek
(proper name) A Klingon-Vulcan fusion, former naval Lieutenant Commander, former member of the Peace faction known as the "Empire's Ring". [GL p.10]
Kali
(proper name) Klingon warrior and wife of Kor. Kali holds the rank of Lieutenant Commander and serves aboard the Klothos. [TOS p.64]
Kalim
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant aboard the IKV Fencer under Captain Krenn. [TFR p.126]
kalimbok
(n) A spicey scented Klingon bush native to Peneli. [PAS p.220]
kalish
(n) Klingon word used to describe a color on the ultra-violet scale seen by Klingons. It falls after amarklor-kalish (almost black). It is seen as completely black to Klingons. To the Klingon eye, there is nothing seen past kalish on this scale. [PAS p.242]
Kalitta
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior and Communications Officer aboard the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.103]
Kaljagh
(proper name) Klingon Ambassador and special envoy to the Federation; formerly a court magistrate. He was one of the architects of the peace effort with the Federation on Starbase 49. Kaljagh became an unwilling and inept covert operative of Komor. [INOH p.64]
Kalnor
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.272]
Kalor
(proper name) Klingon Govenor of the Malinga Sector. [MW1 p.155]
Kalos
(proper name) Kalek's Klingon partner and fellow employee at the short-lived Klingon embassy on Vulcan. [GL p.15]
Kalrind
(proper name) Klingon warrior and female Captain during the Hov tInqu' experiment. [T p.42]
Kamarag
(proper name) Name of the Klingon ambassador to Earth during the time of Chancellor Gorkon's peace initiatives/Uncle to Valdyr.In his youth, Kamarag was a formidable warrior. His estate is at the fortress-manor of Du'Hurgh. While under telepathic control, Ambassador Kamarag gathered a band of renegade Captains and attempted to overthrow the Klingon Government. When the plan failed, Kamarag committed suicide. [ST VI: TUC p.126/Sa p.51]
Kamerg
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Brigadier Kamerg was an advisor to Chancellor Gorkon and was killed by Gorkon's assassins. [ST VI: TUC p.101]
Kamorh'dag
(n) Name given to the Klingon population of the northern continent on the homeworld. The Kamorh'dag consists mostly of influential families that have ruled the Empire for 10 generations. The Faz'rahn clan was one such group of Kamorh'dag. Emperors Kahless and Kapronek were of the Kamorh'dag. [FOF p.5/43]
Kandel
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Communications Officer aboard the IKV Blue Fire comanded by Captain Kodon. [TFR p.82]
Kandi
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Klingon battlecruiser "Emperor's Pride". [TOS p.56]
Kanff
(proper name) Klingon warrior and engineer aboard Kor's battlecruiser Klothos. [Tt p.144]
Kang
(proper name) Klingon warrior; son of K'naiah. A crewmember aboard the IKS Stormwind under the command of Captain Ibrach/He served as a jr. Officer aboard the jevSuS. Afterwards, he became the Commander of the Doj./A member of the Klingon High Council./(A type of granite outcropping from the mountains used to construct fortresses). [MBK2-C p.133/MBK3-E p.174 & p.18]
kanish
(n) A Klingon smoked substance that causes hallucinogenic dreams. [PAS p.202]
Kanjis
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Kahless. [KLS p.23]
Kanndad
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Engineer serving aboard the Klathas under the command of Captain Kumara. [CCI p.95]
Kapor'At
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon solar system where the abandoned Der'Nath colony is located. [WD p.8]
Kapronek
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Emperor. Kapronek was a member of the Kamorh'dag from the northern continent of the Klingon homeworld. A physically massive man with sea-green eyes; unusual in a Klingon. [FOF p.5/6]
Karagh
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet within the Empire. Known as the "Shield of Empire". [GL p.31]
Karau
(proper name) Klingon warrior and officer in the Humanoid Psychology Department aboard the Klathas under the command of Captain Kumara. [CCI p.110]
Kardem
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of the Klingon Defense Force. Kardem was an associate of Lomakh and a co conspirator in the attempt to overthrow the Gowron government. [KLS p.160]
Kardis
(proper name) Name of a Klingon renegade who was involved in a coup against the Klingon authorities led by Ambassador Kamarag. These renegades, including Ambassador Kamarag, were under telepathic influence at the time. [Sa p.246]
Karez
(proper name) Second Officer aboard the warship Korezima. He suggested using a nova bomb against the asteroid ship/world Chatalia. [WWE p.107]
Karg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and officer aboard General Kellen's cruiser Qul/One of Ambassador Kamarag's finest officers. He is the husband of Valdyr. [IFS p.158/Sa p.56]
Kargan
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of General Talak and nephew of High Council member K'Tal. Captain of the IKV Pagh. He was killed at the Battle of Marcan. [DI p.68]
Karhammur
(proper name) His Imperial Majesty Emperor Karhammur the Fortieth; current Emperor of the Klingon Empire and a great figure of reverence to the Klingons. [CCI p.136]
Karl Katasai
(proper name) Son of Thought Master Korsal Katasai. [IE p.54]
Karn
(proper name) Klingon warrior and science officer aboard Captain Ruhl's patrol cruiser Jada. [IFS p.7]
Karox
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of a first line battleship. Captain Karox is part of a Klingon fleet assigned to the Trellisane system. Following the death of Fleet Leader Kaged, Karox signs an agreement with the Federation and the Romulans over Trellisane. [TTC p.142]
Karqq
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the freighter "Falcon's Talon" under the command of Captaon Krot. [DH1: I p.212]
Karradh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Kell. A member of the Kamorh'dag and is reported to have more information than the Emperor himself. Though now retired, he once was the Master of Security for the 2nd Fleet. He is a long time friend of Kalastra and his son Kiruc. He tricks Kiruc into arranging for the Emperor's grandson to be killed in order to advance Kell. [FOF p.27/30/31]
Karsht
(proper name) A Klingon Emperor, successor to Vorn. [GL p.10]
Karsul
(proper name) Klingon warrior and second-in-command to Kor at the Taygeta system. Karsul attempted to form a coup aboard Kor's ship Klothos along with Captain Shibot. When it failed, Kor killed Karsul. [TOS p.56]
Kartade
(proper noun-place) Name of a forest on the Klingon Homeworld. [TFR p.53]
Karuk
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Second Officer aboard the Klingon attack cruiser HoS. (NOTE: In "Geneis Wave #2", Karuk's name is changed to Kurok, but no explaination is given by the author). [GW1 p.293]
Kasak sutai-Khornezh
(proper name) Klingon warrior; Captain of the Hakkarl Tazhat. A member of the Imperial race with the highest reputation. He dies when the Tazhat is destroyed by the malfunctioning Hakkarl with his hand tied to the command chair. [ROE p.40]
Kasakte kasse
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "Hand of Kasak". [ROE p.241]
Kasob
(proper name) Klingon warrior and commander of a battlecruiser within the fleet. His uncle is placed high in the Peneli court. [PAS p.248]
Kasoth
(proper name) A Klingon warrior of Klairosian ancestry assigned to work with Kang's new wife on an agricultural project. Kasoth held the rank of Commander while on Klarios. [PAS p.130]
Kasus
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Lieutenant Kasus was the Second Officer of the Klingon warship Force. He was killed by Tomariians for reaching for his weapon. [BF p.40]
Katacq
(proper name) A Klingon farmer on QuI'Tu and one of it's defenders. [DOH4-TL p.53]
Katanin
(proper name) A Klingon farmer on QuI'Tu and one of it's defenders. [DOH4-TL p.102]
katen
(n) A Klingon code word used in communications. [TFR p.72]
Kateq
(proper name) Klingon General in command of the Klingon task force surface assault on the planet Hera. General Kateq is an expert in ground and surface assaults. He is one of Gowron's main supporters in the Klingon civil war. [In p.215]
Kath
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Communications Officer aboard the IKV Falchion commanded by Captain Kyron gentai-Hann. [DR p.9]
Katon
(n) Name of the space yacht owned by Captain Alons of the House of Napos. The Katon had a crew of 6. [TT p.55]
Katris
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Katris was the personal guard to Chancellor Azetbur. [ST VI: TUC p.151]
Katta
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior of the Imperial race. She served as Weapons Specialist aboard the Hakkarl Tazhat under the command of Captain Kasak. [ROE p.44]
Kattrun dek Prenn
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as the SIB (Surgeon-in-Battle) aboard the Klathas under the command of Captain Kumara. [CCI p.142]
Katur
(proper name) Klingon female warrior and First Specialist aboard the battlecruiser Ekkava under the command of Commander Kaiev. [DO p.159]
Kavargh
(proper name) Hero of a Klingon opera. A warrior who owed a debt of honor to a dishonorable noble. [In p.124]
kave'ragh
(n) A Klingon hand fighting posture: elbows up, knuckles extended, right hand coiled and poised to strike. It is traditional to cry the word "kave'ragh" before striking. [Ga p.9]
Kaybok
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander of the Klingon bird-of-prey M'Char. Cmdr Kaybok was executed on the authority of General Martok for failing to follow orders. [TWW p.19]
Kaylon
(proper name) Famous Klingon warrior who fought at the battle of Straker Dome: the crushing defeat of the Romulan invaders that ended the first war between the Klingons and the Romulans. [M3-I p.24]
Kaza
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL8. The Kaza lead a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Kaza was destroyed when passing near a star that was going nova. [TWS p.61]
Kazhak
(n) Name of a Klingon heavy cruiser, originally intended to strafe planets Earth and Vulcan with "blood seed". [GL p.25]
kazl
(n) A red colored syrup used to simulate blood in theatrical productions. [V p.254]
Kbrex
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander. Serves as First Officer aboard the battlecruiser Ghargh under his younger brother Commander Kral. Dies at the hand of his own booby-trap. [HH p.22]
Ke
(proper noun-place) Name of a star system in Klingon space known in the Empire as #9236. The Federation knows this place as Neural. [PAS p.256]
Keast
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Keast was the weapons officer on Kon's scout ship with the rank of Lieutenant. He was killed when he split his skull open on a bulkhead of the shuttlecraft Galileo. [TCC p.123/p.126]
Kedjesa
(proper name) Klingon warrior; brother of Abbakh. A former hunting companion of General Martok. [NWNC p.55]
Kef
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander of the Imperial Cruiser Star Blaster. [IE p.270]
Kegren
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Son of Pers. He hold the rank of Lieutenant and serves as Second Officer/Operations Officer abaord the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. He was killed by Ensign Toq for dishonoring the IKV Gorkon. [DI p.4/5/7]
Kehma
(proper name) A Klingon farmer on QuI'Tu and one of it's defenders. Kehma was also a friend of Kerdoch. [DOH4-TL p.18]
Kelag
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Ensign. He was rescued from the IKV Death Hand by Captain Kodon commanding the IKV Blue Fire following an engagement in Romulan space. [TFR p.88]
Kelg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and captain of a Klingon ship involved with the attack on Khashah IV as part of K'hemren's plan to start a war between the Federation and the Romulans. The house of Kelg was in a feud with the house of Kurvad for a decade. [R3-S p.126]
Kelgar
(proper name) Klingon computer programmer. [Re p.137]
Kell
(proper name) Klingon warrior and son of Karradh. He served as 2nd officer aboard the battlecruiser Fragh'ka. He advanced to 1st officer following the death of Kernod in a "hunting accident" arranged by Karradh. [FOF p.31]
Kellein
(proper name) Daughter of Vathraq. Kellein and Kahless betrothed themselves to each other but were not wed because Kellein was murdered by Molor's forces. [KLS p.81]
Kellen
(proper name) Klingon warrior and General in the Klingon military. He was famous for the Muscari Incident in Federation circles. He commanded a force of patrol ships from his flagship the Qul. [IFS p.7]
Kelly
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Formerly known as Gelly. Served as the Swift in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. Transferred to the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn as an Imperial Intelligent Agent. Following Captain Krenn, Kelly then became a Lieutenant Commander as well as the Executive and Communications Officer aboard the IKV Mirror also commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.114]
Kelsa
(proper name) Name of a Klingon officer stationed at the listening post on Mortagh. Kelsa had previously served on the Klingon warship Beria. [ST VI: TUC p.224]
Kenek
(n) Name of a Klingon ship. [MEMA p.38]
Kenlqu
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Communications Officer aboard Supreme Commander's KerDaq's cruiser. [ROT p.58]
Kentha
(proper noun-place) A Klingon province on Qo'noS. The lowlands of the Kentha province is where General Martok was raised. No noble families are known to have come from the Kentha lowlands. [NWNC p.50/55]
Kepool
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Navigator aboard the IKV Mirror commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.236]
Keppa
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Cargomaster of the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.111]
Kera
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior. Kera was the science officer on Kon's scout ship. [TCC p.67]
Keraz
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Commander. He served the Empire with distinction. He was subjected to the same telepathic influence as Ambassador Kamarag and became a member of the renegade band. While under this influence, he attacked a Federation Colony. [Sa p.53]
KerDaq
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Supreme Commander of a Klingon Task force sent to investigate destructive subspace waves in the Tautee system. [ROT p.41]
Kerdoch
(proper name) Son of KaDach and a Klingon farmer. KerDoch was one of the primary defenders of QuI'Tu. [DOH4-TL p.1]
Kerla
(proper name) Klingon warrior and officer in the Klingon High Command. Brigadier Kerla was also the military advisor to Chancellor Gorkon/ He was also a close friend to Valdyr's father. [ST VI: TUC p.23/Sa p.299]
Kernod
(proper name) Klingon warrior and grandson of Emperor Kapronek via a concubine. He served as 1st officer aboard the battlecruiser Fragh'ka until his untimely death in a "hunting accident". [FOF p.31/303/306]
Kerpach
(proper name) Name of a Klingon merchant. Kerpach had only one eye. [KLS p.30]
Kerret'raa
(proper noun-place) A Klingon planet and home of Muuda. The city of Ra'jahn is on Kerret'raa. [KLS p.217]
kershu
(n) A Klingon martial art. [GL p.29]
Kesaio
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember of the battlecruiser Ekkava. [DO p.160]
Kesh
(proper name) Chancellor of the Klingon Empire following Chancellor Lorak. In order to learn of Federation plans for unoccupied planets bordering the Neutral Zone near Klingon space, Kesh ordered the capture of Federation prisoners. When these prisoners were released from the Pao'la prison, Kesh fell victim to a sudden illness and stepped down as Chancellor. He was succeeded by Gorkon. [INOH p.97]
Kessec
(proper name) Klingon Lord; twin brother of Batahr and father of Mohtr, Gistad, Durall and Tagre. With his younger brother, he established a powerful state on Qo'noS and came into possession of the Pagrashtak and founded the First Empire. He was killed by his sons when he gave up the Pagrashtah to a slave girl. [TDH p.66]
Kessum
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the IKV Two Fingers. His ship, a D4 class cruiser, was named after his right hand which only has two fingers. [TFR p.91]
Kestrel
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Klingon warship Qob'ral. He was killed attempting to save the life of Captain Rachel Garrett on the planet Kolya. [SNW V:T p.51]
Ketelk
(proper name) Name of a famous Klingon composer. [SNW V:D p.193]
Keth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a former Emperor of the Klingon Empire. He wore a crown of gold and was known as "Keth, the Centenarian". [TFR p.190]
Kethas epetai-Khemara
(proper name) Klingon warrior. A thought Admiral and Grand Master of klin zha. He had a reputation for being mildly insane. He was assassinated after his secret negotiations with the Romulans were discovered. [TFR p.28]
Kev
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Commander. He was the Executive Officer of the IKV Blue Fire under the command of Captain Kodon. [TFR p.71]
kevas
(n) A Klingon semi-precious metal. [DI p.27]
Kevin Katasai
(proper name) Son of Thought Master Korsal Katasai. [IE p.54]
Kevlar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and sensor operator aboard the battlecruiser Ghargh. He is killed by Kbrex for making an insulting remark. [HH p.122]
Kezhke zantai-Adion
(proper name) Klingon warrior and an Admiral in the Imperial Navy. He was also a member of the Klingon Imperial High Council. [TFR p.29]
Kgha'lugh
(n) A giant red star system located deep within Klingon space at the Ruchma Province; sector 9-3-7. When the star went through it's first red giant stage 3,000 or 4,000 years ago, it burned up all of it's inner planets leaving no evidence whether or not they even existed. [IFS p.143]
Kh'yem
(n) Name of a fictitious Klingon cruiser commanded by the equally fictitious Captain Kozor found in the Federation Kobayashi Maru training scenario. [KM p.44]
Khalen
(proper name) Klingon warrior of the Imperial race. Served as Navigator aboard the Hakkarl Tazhat under the command of Captain Kasak. [ROE p.58]
Khall
(proper name) Klingon warrior and brother of Korol. Khall was killed by James T. Kirk. [PP p. 4]
khang
(n) A type of granite found mostly in the mountains that is used for manufacturing fortifications. By extrapolation, it also refers to a fortress made of such stone. [PAS p.157]
Khant
(proper name) Klingon warrior and weapons officer aboard Kor's battlecruisr Klothos. [TOS p.228]
Kharog
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander with General Kateq's ground forces on planet Hera. He allied himself with the House of Duras during the Klingon civil war, but now he swears loyalty to Gowron. He is not a very big fan of opera: Klingon or otherwise. [In p.219]
Khashah
(proper noun-place) Name of a planetary system whose ownership has been disputed between the Klingons and the Romulans. The fourth planet is habitable and was captured from the Romulans by the Klingons in an attempt to force a war between the Federation and the Romulans. [R3-S p.130]
kherx
(phrase) A Klingon term that roughly means "accident". It is used in the phrase, "If we don't have a kherx on the floor". [TFR p.120]
khest
(phrase) A Klingon term that refers to sexual activity as well as being used as a term for making an error. [TFR p.74]
khest'n
(exclamation) An expletive. Apparently it is some sort of curse. [TFR p.26]
khest't
(exclamation) An expletive. Apparently it is some sort of curse used in the past tense of "khest". [TFR p.75]
khesterex
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "The structure that dies". [TFR p.150]
khesterex thath
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that is similar in meaning to "dead end". [TFR p.93]
khests
(exclamation) An expletive. Apparently it is some sort of curse. [TFR p.110]
khex
(phrase) A Klingon expression meaning "inoperative". Used in a cursing way as in the statement, "The communicator and the computer screen were both khex". [TFR p.105]
khidiolev
(n) A Klingon menu. [HMJTP p.144]
Khidri tai-Gensa
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the nickname "Khi". Formerly a full Commander in the Imperial Navy before he was crippled by a vacuum, he now is a Senior Proctor. [TFR p.27]
Khin Khlaru
(proper name) Klingon man and historian. He is the head of the Klingon research team studying the records of Karsrid found on Starbase 12. He defected and went to Vulcan. [I p.61]
Khitar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Communications Specialist aboard the Hakkarl Tazhat under the command of Captain Kasak. He was killed by the helm officer, Krynn, for challenging the Captain. [ROE p.51]
Khitomer
(n) Name of a Klingon class of bird-of-prey spaceships. [V p.86]
khizr
(n) A type of Klingon coffee. It is also a type of Klingon soup that is spicy and hot. [PAS p.143/174]
Khlar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the cruiser PaKathen. [EOB p.87]
Khlaru
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon province on the Gharhuil continent on Klinzhai. [I p.60]
Khmarr
(proper name) General Khmarr was one of two military advisors to Chancellor Azetbur. [ST VI: TUC p.145]
Khoalter
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of Commander. Khoalter is also a high ranking scholar. [GW p.235]
Khorad
(proper name) Klingon warrior; son of N'gar. Khorad was the ruler of the Khlaru province prior to it's takeover by the Karsid Empire. [I p.65]
khrolat
(n) A type of Klingon wood that is used to carve statues. [In p.68]
Khulr
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as leader of the prison guards at the Poa'la prison. Known for his exceptional cruelty toward the Human prisoners, he was killed by Federation prisoner Ensign Sydney Elliot. [INOH p.36]
Kian
(proper name) Klingon warrior who once served as an Ensign aboard the IKV Fencer under the command of Captain Krenn. He eventually went on to command the prize crew of the 12th captured Willall ship. From there, he became the Captain of the IKV Fury, a D4 class cruiser. He was killed by Captain Krenn over the Federation planet Serkash II. [TFR p.101]
Kiln
(proper name) Klingon refinery engineer working at the topaline refinery on the planet taD. He was killed during native unrest on that planet. [DI p. 136]
Kilog
(n) A defensive tactic ("Kilog's Gambit") used in bat'leth sword fighting. Kilog's Gambit is almost always followed by B'Arq's defense. [DI p.202]
kin-reft
(n) Term used to imply that one is unwanted by one's own or anyone else's family. [PAS p.154]
Kinath
(proper name) Klingon guard that was killed by a sea beast. [PAS p.147]
Kinkuthanza
(proper name) Klingon God of all Gods. Swearing by Kinkuthanza is one of the few things binding on a Klingon. The phrase went like this: "I swear as commander of a warship of the Imperial Fleet, as a Klingon Lord, by the sacred warrior's soul of His Imperial Majesty Emperor Kinkuthanza the Fortieth, and by the God of Gods, Great Kinkuthanza..." Breaking an oath sworn on the Emperor's soul and on Kinkuthanza would be the equivalent of murdering one's honor, and the honor of one's line back to the First Generation. [CCI p.136]
Kintata
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as an Ensign aboard the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.127]
Kinya
(proper name) Klingon warrior and helmsman serving aboard the battlecruiser IKS Gr'oth commanded by Captain Koloth. [TEW p.95]
Kiosan
(proper name) Klingon warrior and elder brother to Valkris. He is a disgrace to his Rumaiy family name. [ST III: TSS p.43]
Kirl
(proper name) Elderly Klingon and priestto the family of Korol and Khall. [PP p. 75]
Kiruc
(proper name) Klingon warrior and son of Kalastra. A member of the Kamorh'dag from the Faz'rahn clan. He was a student of the teachings of Kahless and politically high in stature. Kiruc unwittingly arranged the death of Emperor Kapronek's grandson, but was still allowed to receive an honorable death in his own home. [FOF p.2/5/6/43/306]
Kisar tai Shallan
(proper name) An Imperial Klingon who served with Kalek. [GL p.10]
Kislath
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Lieutenant Kislath was the Executive Officer of the Klingon warship Terror. He breifly seized command from Captain Kalan during a mutiny and attacked the Enterprise. [TKG p.74]
Kitold
(proper name) Klingon warrior and weapons officer on board Kor's bird-of-prey. [DOH2-AS p.248]
Kivord
(proper name) Klingon warrior and bridge officer serving under Captian Kumara. [SW p.408]
Kj'khrry
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL14. The Kj'khrry was part of a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Kj'khrry survived the engagement with the Enterprise along with two other ships. [TWS p.61]
KjaH
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Science Officer aboard Supreme Commander's cruiser. [ROT p.58]
Klag
(proper name) Klingon warrior and son of M'Raq. Formally First Officer of the IKV Pagh, he lost his right arm in the battle of Marcan V against the Jem'Hadar while serving aboard that ship. Because of his bravery, he was awarded the Captain's rank and command of the IKV Gorkon. His career began as an Ensign aboard the IKV Baruk. [DI p.1/14/61]
Klagh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a crew member of the SoSoy tuj commanded by Cmdr. Kozara. Klagh was assigned to the helm. [SOTL p.299]
Klairos
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet on the outer rim of the Empire. Klairos was only recently settled with most of the inhabited ares being mountainous. [PAS p.80]
Klanth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander of the Mauler; a ship destroyed in a magnetic storm as part of Morinth's Hon tInqu' project. [T p.13]
Klarg
(n/proper name) A Klingon athletic game./Name of an older Klingon physician serving aboard the Kruge commanded by Captain K'Vada. [G p.81/U p.164]
Klasq
(proper name) A cleric serving at the monestary on Boreth. [TWW p.84]
Klathas
(n) Name of a Klingon warship commanded by Captain Kumara. [CCI p.94]
Klaythia
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Chief Science Officer aboard Captain Kumara's warship. [SW p.416]
Klee
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Commander Klee was the Commanding Officer of the Klingon warship Force. Captain Klee was captured by the Romulans along with several Enterprise crewmen. [BF p.40]
Kleeg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of Colonel General Malach's invasion force. [V p.148]
Klen
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant onboard Kang's battlecruiser. Left behind as the Commander of the Klingon outpost on Sherman's Planet. [PAS p.40]
kleon
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "enemy" or "opponent". Used in the phrase, "teskas tal'tai-kleon" (My compliments to a worthy opponent). The plural form of the word is "kleoni". [TFR p.159]
klibicule
(n) A Klingon type of grain that yields more than 25% protien. It bears only in the second year following planting. [PAS p.22]
Klimor
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Lieutenant. Serving as the helmsman aboard the IKV Mirror under the command of Captain Krenn. [TFR p.198]
klin
(n) A quality of the Klingon personality. [ROE p.152]
klin zha
(n) Name of a Klingon game of mental skill, played with tokens and live pieces using various forms and levels./The various forms include: Flat Board, Normal Open Game, Combat and non-Combat, Clouded Game, Ablative Form, Blind Form and Reflective (the highest form of klin zha with only one set of pieces used by both players). The nine pieces of the game are: Fencer (the leader), Lancer, Swift, Fliers, Vanguards, and Blockader. Only living war is so stimulating./The Reflective form is played with only one set of pieces, a man and his enemy are one, the final victory over an empty board. In the Final form the opponent's pieces are physicially destroyed: burnt, smashed, melted, etc; not just removed from the game board. There is no victory in the Final form - when only one set of pieces is left the game reverts to Reflective Game. Thus a weaker player's mistakes result in destruction of a stronger player's pieces/ [T p.69/TFR p.28/IE p.50]
klin zha kinta
(n) A type of game of klin zha that is played with live pieces. [TFR p.27]
Kling
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet in the Klingon star system. [WD p.11]
Klinzhai
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet that is the home planet of all Klingons. Klinzhai was invaded and captured by the Karsid Empire some 600 years ago. [I p.60]
Klolode
(n) Name of a new class of Klingon Battlecruisers. [SD p.1020]
Klolode II
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser commanded by Kang. [PAS p.46]
Klor
(proper name) Klingon male and grandson of K'Marrh. He was the assistant to Keth in observing G'dath's experiments. He is killed by Keth after failing to secure G'dath's invention. [FFS p.17]
Klothos
(n) Klingon battlecruiser under the command of Kor. [TOS p.83/Tt p.108]
Klyndur
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant aboard Commander Ekthorn's battlecruiser. Lt. Klyndur is the ship's Tactical Officer. [PAS p.252]
Kmpok
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the father of Torghn from the House of SepIch. [STK p.60]
ko'tal
(n) A Klingon insult. [KLS p.232]
Ko'th
(n) A state of non-being, of neither defeat or victory somewhere in the space between Sto-Vo-Kor and Gre'thor. Those in Ko'th must commit an act of vengeance, for right or wrong, in order to proceed to Sto-Vo-Kor or Gre'thor. Gre'thor is preferable to Ko'th. [M3-I p.42]
KobtaH
(proper name) Klingon warrior and second in command to Supreme Commander KerDaq aboard his ship. [ROT p.56]
Kodon vestai-Karum
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the training vessel IKV Blue Fire, a D4 cruiser. Known as the Hero of the Romulan Frontier. Operated as a Squadron Leader during a mission into Romulan space. Also a member of the Imperial High Council. [TFR p.71]
Kol
(proper name) Klingon agent that was surgically altered and kept on drug therapy so that he could pass as the human Elliot Tindall. [T p.218]
Kol'vat
(proper noun-place) Name of an ancient Klingon city region on Qo'noS where the Battle of Goqlath Castle took place. According to legend, Krim, the hero, slit the throats of the castle guards and stormed the castle on a moonless night. A 15 verse song was written about the battle that took place there. Some also say that the Klingon saying, "4000 throats may be cut in one night by a running man" is based on the story of the Battle of Goqlath Castle. [DI p.79]
Kolan
(proper name) Klingon warrior and son of Dula. Kolan would not avenge his father's death and therefore died without a family or honor. The story of Dula and Kolan is told as a warning for those who may be considering not seeking their rightful revenge. [STK p.65]
Kolar
(n) A Klingon animal, similar in appearance to a Terran gray seal. The arms end in a dozen needle sharp claws, it stands erect and emits an acidic foam from its mouth. Kolar beasts are about the size of an adult Klingon male. The Kolar beast prefers to kill by suffocation, but has been known to disembowl their prey. Adolescent Klingons will battle a Kolar beast to prove their courage and strength. [STI p.57]
Kolit
(proper name) A Klingon farmer on QuI'Tu and one of it's defenders. [DOH4-TL p.30]
Koll
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander operating under Detached Service. [TFR p.91]
Kolloden
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Admiral Kolloden was apparently Captain Kalan's Commanding Officer since he received progress reports from Kalan. [TKG p.63]
kolode
(n) A class of Klingon warship, equivilant to a Federation Constitution class cruiser. [Tt p.103]
Kolvor
(proper name) A Klingon warrior and Captain of a Klingon Star Cruiser. [TtM p.62]
Komanek
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of Gunnery Sergeant and member of Colonel General Malach's invasion force. [V p.170]
komerex
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "the structure that grows". Used to describe the Klingon Empire. [TFR p.109]
komerex federazhon
(phrase) A Klingon term for the Federation (United Federation Of Planets). [TFR p.109]
komerex klin
(phrase) A Klingon term that refers to one's strength of purpose. [ROE p.162]
Komerex Klingon
(phrase) A Klingon term for the Klingon political structure. [TFR p.17]
komerex stela
(phrase) A Klingon term for the Imperial trifoil: the symbol of the Klingon Empire. [TFR p.49]
komerex zha
(phrase) A Klingon term that refers to The Perpetual Game; the highest and most difficult. This phrase is used to express the thought that the universe is a game with knowable rules. [TFR p.43]
Komor
(proper name) Member of the Klingon High Council following a glorious military and political career. Komor is old friends with K'lotek. Following the release of the Federation prisoners at Pao'la, Komor steps down from the High Council. [INOH p.96]
Kon
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Kon held the rank of Commander and was Captain of a Klingon scout ship. He was killed by a bolt of lightning. [TCC p.66/p.127]
Konli
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember aboard the IKV Fencer under the command of Captain Krenn. [TFR p.126]
Koord
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Colonel. He succeeded Commander Dugh'naS and went on to command the gho'vaD Defense Fleet along the Federation border at the time of the Sherman's Planet incident. He was promoted to General on the recommendation of Council member Lorak. [STKA p.23/p.187]
Koplo
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember of the IKV Fencer commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.113]
Kora
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Ensign. Ensign Kora was one of the bridge guards aboard Captain Kumara's warship. [SW p.411]
Korath
(proper name) A Klingon warrior. Korath was the Executive Officer of the Klothos with the rank of Sub Commander. [DOH4-TL p.63]
Korby
(proper name) Very old Klingon male who was respected greatly in the Empire. He was known as the Honorable Korby. Father of Gava. Korby had the support of the Emperor and was an Ambassador to the Federation. [SZ p.54]
Korezima
(n) Name of the Klingon warship under the command of Captain Kulain. [WWE p.86]
Kori
(proper name) Klingon male supervisor of the taD topaline refinery. He was killed during native unrest on that planet. Younger brother of Captain Larok; commander of the IKV Sompek. [DI p.117]
Korin
(n) A Klingon term used to show respect to an elder male in a family line; similar to "Uncle". [PAS p.208]
Kormak
(n) Name of a Klingon warship under the command of Commander Torm. [TST p.18]
Korol
(proper name) Klingon warrior and brother of Khall. Korol was a Commander and considered to be a renegade. He had swore a blood oath of revenge for his brother's murder upon James T. Kirk. [PP p. 4]
Koronin
(proper name) Klingon female who is the sole survivor of the aristocratic Rumaiy family which was destroyed by the Federation. She became an outlaw and began harrassing shipping after she won the prototype ship Quundar in a game of chance. [EFA p.17]
Koroth
(proper name) Chief Guardian of the monestary at Boreth. [KLS p.4]
Korpi
(proper name) Klingon warrior, Father of K'pril. [SNW II p.115]
Korrd
(proper name) Klingon warrior. General Korrd was a high ranking member of the Klingon Defense Force/The consul from the Imperial Klingon Empire to Nimbus III. Following the death of his youngest son, Korrd spoke out in favor of improving relations with the Federation. The High Council humiliated him by making him the Klingon Ambassador to Nimbus III. His military strategies are required reading at Starfleet Academy. He is brother by marriage to General Krell. [ST VI: TUC p.65/ST V:TFF p.36]
Korreg
(proper name) Klingon warriorand Scanner-control officer aboard the Klathas commanded by Captain Kumara. Korreg was responsible for targeting weapons. [CCI p.95]
Korrgar
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of General. General Korrgar was the Commander-In-Chief of all Klingon forces at the battle of Donatu V, in which the Klingon suffered a devastating defeat. Shortly before he died, Korrgar cursed the rigid, inflexable principles taught by the elders of the Klingon military that gave warriors no freedom to improvise on the field of battle. Having done this, he gave the order to self destruct his own ship taking his crew to death with him. [MBK1-R p.147]
Korsal Katasai
(proper name) Klingon engineer and the youngest Thought Master on record. [IE p.1]
Kort
(proper name) Klingon warrior formally from the Klingon Strategic Operations division. Kort is now an illegal weapons dealer. [TAE p.16]
Korth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and an Ensign aboard the IKV Fire Blossom commanded by Captain Kaden. [HMJTP p.29]
Koru
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander of a Klingon warship in the Klingon Defense Force. [TWW p.166]
Korvad
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon star system on the edge of the Empire's frontier. taD is located in the Korvad system. [DI p.11]
Korzhan epetai-Kenek
(proper name) Elderly Klingon warrior holding the rank of Admiral. Commander of the task force that was sent after captain Kasak and his ship the Hakkarl. He leaves Kasak to his enemy. [ROE p.219]
Kothulu
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser. [SZ p.5]
Kotkhe
(proper name) Klingon warrior and helmsman aboard the IKV Blue Fire commanded by Captain Kodon. Ensign Kotkhe was nicknamed "'Khe". [TFR p.75]
Kotren
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant. Currently serving aboard the Klingon military freighter Toknor commanded by Captain Dolras. [TBE p.1]
Kotzher
(proper name) Name of a great Klingon House, currently found to be in Imperial disfavor. [DR p.7]
Kovar sutai-Rustazh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain serving as Squadron Leader. He previously served the Empire under Thought Admiral Kethas epetai-Khemara. His youngest son was named Vrenn. The family line Rustazh became extinct after Captain Kovar was ambushed and killed by Romulans. [TFR p.56]
Kozara
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander of the SoSoy tuj. At the height of his career, Cmdr. Kozara was given a mission to attack and destroy a starbase. The mission failed. Cmdr. Kozara maintained his rank and status because it was believed he destroyed a Federation starship during the mission. This claim was later proven to be false was dishonored to his people. [SOTL p.6]
Kozor
(proper name) Fictitious Klingon warrior and Captain of the equally fictitious Klingon cruiser Kh'yem used in the Federation Kobayashi Maru training scenario. [KM p.44]
Kra'togh
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planetary system. On Kra'togh IV, qagh farming is a major industry. [DH1: I p.177]
krad'dak
(n) A type of Klingon drum. [NWNC p.50]
Krail
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander in the Klingon Intelligence. Krail was a Klingon of aristocratic backround. [TCC p.106/p.108]
Kral
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander. Serves as Commanding Officer of the battlecruiser Ghargh. Younger brother of Kbrex who staged a successful coup against Kral. [HH p.22]
Krang
(proper name) Klingon warrior; son of Graltz from the House of Moltak. Krang was responsible for the death of Kroj'duH from the House of Gorthas. Krang was killed along with his father Graltz and his uncle Moltak when Kroj'duH's father Doj'kan sought his revenge and engaged them in a single ship-to-ship battle. [STKA p.173]
kraw'za
(n) A type of Klingon scavenger bird much like the Terran vulture. [KLS p.43]
Krawl
(proper name) Young Klingon male of the mirror universe who oversaw the crossover device. Krawl was killed by Capt. Picard. [Sp p.254]
Krazz
(proper name) Klingon warrior from an undistinguished agri-clan. He eventually rose to become a Commander of a Klingon Battlecruiser. [DC p.3]
Kree
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of an Imperial Klingon battlecruiser. Captain Kree was the co-hort of Princess Kyanna, heir to the throne of the Klingon Empire, in her struggle against her uncle. [TSW p.56]
Kreega
(n) Name of a Klingon class of ship. [TST p.165]
kreffin
(n) Klingon animal with antlers. When killed, the antlers are used as coat hooks. [PRE p.124]
Kreg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Ensign aboard the IKV Mirror commanded by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.198]
Krel Katasai
(proper name) Klingon warrior and eldest brother of Thought Master Korsal Katasai. He died in battle against the Federation. [IE p.109]
krelk
(n) A Klingon riding animal that resembles a cross between a llama and a kangaroo. The krelk's tail wraps around the rider keeping his hands free for weapons. [PAS p.132]
Krell
(proper name) Klingon youth; one of the lost children from the Kapor'At colony. [WD p.94]
Krell, General
(proper name) Klingon warrior, the second in the chain of command to the Klingon High Command. Brother by marriage to General Korrd. [ST V:TFF p.80]
krencha
(n) A Klingon three meter, six legged reptilian beast with razor sharp claws and fangs indiginous to Qo'noS. [TR p.78]
Krenn vestai-Rustazh
(proper name) Formally known as Vrenn; youngest son of Kovar sutai-Rustazh. Once belonging to the House of Gensa, Vrenn served as Lancer in klin zha kinta. Following his adoption by Thought Admiral Kethas epetai-Khemara, his name was changed to Krenn Khemara. He then became a Klingon warrior and served as a cadet aboard the IKV Blue Fire commanded by Captain Kodon. After this tour of duty, he adopted the name of Rustazh from his deceased father. Eventually, he became a Captain and commanded the IKV Fencer, an Imperial Cruiser and then the IKV Mirror a D5 class vessel. [TFR p.94]
Kreth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and commander of a battlecruiser. Commander Kreth's career was ruined following events that took place in the Boaco system. [CO p.152]
Kreveth
(proper name) Klingon member of the house of Vrag. [DOH2-AS p.124]
Krevor
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior with the rank of bekk serving aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. She was assigned as Security Officer to Ambassador Worf. The daughter of a prostitute, she is of no House. When she reached the Age of Ascension, she joined the Klingon Defense Force wishing to make her own honor. For all of her efforts, she received a Commendation. [DI p.73]
Krevorr
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as gunner aboard the battlecruiser IKS Gr'oth commanded by Captain Koloth. [TEW p.99]
Kri'stak
(n) Name of a volcano on Qo'noS where tradition says Kahless forged the first bat'leth. [NWNC p.53]
Krim
(proper name) Legendary Klingon warrior hero of the Battle of Goqlath Castle. According to the legend, Krim and his forces slit the throats of the castle guards and stormed the castle overwhelming its' defenders. The battle is immortalized in a 15 verse song. Some say that the Klingon saying, "4000 throats may be cut in one night by a running man" is based on the battle though linguists feel that the quote predates the song and the campaign. [DI p.79]
Krios
(n) A Klingon planet within the Empire. [AGT p.137]
Kritt
(proper name) Klingon warrior and helmsman/navigator aboard the warship Klathas. Kritt held the rank of Lieutenant while serving under Captain Kumara. [CCI p.88]
Krogshat
(n) Name of a Klingon B'rel class Bird-of-Prey operating in the Beta Promethean system. [TFS p.178]
Kroj'duH
(proper name) Klingon warrior; son of Doj'kan from the House of Gorthas. Kroj'duH was an engineering officer in training when Krang, son of Graltz, caused an accident in the engineering section of their bird-of-prey killing Kroj'duH and many other engineering trainees. [STKA p.172]
Kron
(proper name) Klingon Doctor at a secure medical facility on Qo'noS. [PRE p.13]
Kronos One
(n) Name of the Klingon D-7 class battle cruiser that transported Chancellor Gorkon to his peace conference with the Federation. [ST VI: TUC p.59]
Krot
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Mok. Captain of the 50,000 ton Klingon Freighter "Falcon's Talon". Captain Krot makes regular runs of grain to the qagh farms on Kra'togh IV. [DH1: I p.146]
Kruge
(n) A Klingon bird-of-prey commanded by Captain K'Vada. [U p.59]
Kruger
(proper name) Klingon descendant of Duvall; son of Emperor Kessec and grandfather of Duregh. [TDH p.135]
Krugus
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of Major. He was the trusted aide of Colonel General Malach. Krugus was the 11th child from an old and honorable house. He was also known as Rimakag Aganandaf. [V p.175]
Krul
(proper name) Klingon warrior and exchange officer of the Klingon Defense Force. Krul was killed battling the Borg. [TR p.27]
Krult
(proper name) Klingon warrior and mercenary. He is the Commander of a Klingon battlecruiser. [TAE p.244]
Krynn
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior of the Imperial race. Served as Helm Officer aboard the Hakkarl Tazhat under the command of Captain Kasak. She killed the Communications Specialist Khitar for challenging the Captain, but abandoned Kasak and escaped the malfunctioning Hakkarl. [ROE p.57]
ku'thei
(n) A toxic Klingon substance widely used as a poison. ku'thei pills leave no traces, but does have an antidote which can be administered if it is known that ku'thei has been used. [Ru p.243]
Kulain
(proper name) Captain of the warship Korezima. He attacked the asteroid ship/world Chatalia as a means to destroy the Enterprise without violating the Organian Peace Treaty. [WWE p.84]
Kumara
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of a Klingon warship. [SW p.398]
Kumburan
(n) A member of the racial majority group in the Klingon Empire. [STIII: TSS p.270]
Kumburanya
(n) Name of the major racial group within the Klingon Empire. It's members are called "Kumburan". [EFA p.35]
Kurak
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior from the HOuse of Palkar.Formally served as a warp fiels specialist aboard the IKV Lallek, she is now a Commander serving as Chief Engineer aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. Commander Kurak is one of the designers of the IKV Negh'Var. [DI p.60]
Kuri
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander in the Imperial Klingon fleet. Kuri is an officer in high standing. [Tt p.108]
Kurn
(proper name) Son of Mogh and brother of Worf. Kurn, a Klingon warrior, held a seat on the High Council and was the Govenor of the Ogat colony. [KLS p.119]
Kurok
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Second Officer aboard the Klingon attack cruiser HoS. (NOTE: In "Geneis Wave #1", Kurok's name is changed to Karuk, but no explaination is given by the author). [GW2 p.152]
Kurr
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Chief Engineer aboard Captain Koloth's battlecruiser the Devisor. [MTMT p.205]
Kurrozh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and an Officer aboard the IKV Blue Fire commanded by Captain Kodon. [TFR p.87]
Kurton
(proper name) Young Klingon warrior serving as a crewmember aboard the attack cruiser HoS. He was killed in a firefight aboard ship and awarded an honorable death. [GW2 p.149]
Kuru
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a crew member of the SoSoy tuj commanded by Cmdr. Kozara. Kuru expected to be assigned to an advanced training facility following Kozara's mission but was denied because the mission was a failure. [SOTL p.93]
Kurvad
(proper name) Klingon warrior and captain of a Klingon ship involved with the attack on Khashah IV as part of K'hemren's plan to start a war between the Federation and the Romulans. The house of Kurvad was in a feud with the house of Kelg for a decade. [R3-S p.126]
Kutabi
(proper noun-place) Location on Qo'noS, famous for the Flame cliffs of Kutabi. The Flame cliffs are scaled, blindfolded and without any gear by average Klingons at the age of 10 during rudimentary warrior trials. [TI2 p.226]
Kutpon
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Klingon cruiser SorDaq. [ROT p.201]
kuve
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "servitor". It is used to refer to someone exclusively of non-Klingon species. It is also used to refer to someone who has no ambitions. [TFR p.17]
kuvekhestat
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "worthless slave". It is used as an insult. [TFR p.68]
kuveleta
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "servitor's half-child". It is used exclusively as an insult. [TFR p.245]
Kuvesa tokhesa
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that means, "I serve willingly"./Referred to as "Court Language". [TFR p.50/GL p.15]
kuvit
(n) A Klingon unit of measurement for expressing length./It is also used as an expression of a measurement of time. [Tt p.118/MTMT p.200]
Kyanna
(proper name) Klingon Princess and heir to the throne of the Klingon Empire. She was sentenced to death by her uncle the Emperor for treason. [TSW p.62]
Kyrnon
(proper name) Klingon warrior and associate of Aernath in support of Mara. [PAS p.171]
Kyron gentai-Hann
(proper name) Klingon warrior and captain of the battlecruiser IKV Falchion, currently assigned to distant border patrol. He is the nephew by marriage to the House of Kotzher. [DR p.7]
Kyrtu
(proper name) Klingon female who enjoyed shore leave on Argelius. [B p.128]
Kytin
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL55. The Kytin was part of a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Kytin survived the engagement with the Enterprise along with two other ships. [TWS p.61]
Kzantor
(n) Class designation for a Klingon 4 passenger long range interstellar and atmospheric vehicle. [DC p.55]
L'Ktja
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiserwhich was captured by the USS Hood during the Rykla Dagh Incident. [SSF]
lagon
(proper noun-place) Location of a battle where the Klingons fought. Ler'at fought at lagon. [STK p.132]
laks'mar
(n) A Klingon weapon which is on a long staff with a hook at one end and a metal ball on the other. [Ru p.88]
Lallek
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. Both Rodek and Kurak served aboard it. [DI p.85]
Lambdor
(n) A Klingon planetary system within Klingon space which held scientific interest to the Empire. [U p.60]
Larok
(proper name) Klingon warrior and older brother of Kori. Captain of the IKV Sompek. [DI p.117]
Lechraj
(n) Name of a Klingon warship in the Klingon Defense Force. [TWW p.165]
LengwI'
(n) Name given to Worf's large, grey pet targ when he was a child. [EOB p.151]
Lenoch
(proper name) Klingon male killed by a choc'pa poisoned blade in a feud with another clan. He was survived by a younger brother and other family members. He was a member of the House of Warrokh. [Ru p.320]
Ler'at
(proper name) Elderly Klingon warrior from the House of Tignar. Ler'at was one of Gowron's personal guards. Ler'at earned his status by fighting in many battles that included teh, reth, lagon, dumath and negan. [STK p.108/p.132]
Leskit
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant serving as Helmsman/Pilot aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. Previously, Leskit was serving aboard the IKV Rotarran, a Klingon bird-of-prey commanded by General Martok. [FTD p.16/DI p.2]
Linkasa
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Sirella. [NWNC p.50]
llngen
(n) A huge type of Klingon tree that flourishes along river banks on Tsorn. They are dark red at the root which rises 2 meters above the ground and change to a grey-green canopy as the tree reaches skyward. [PAS p.185]
Lomahk
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a high ranking official in the Klingon Defense Force. Lomahk was also a co-conspirator in the revolt to overthrow the Gowron government headed by Unarrh. [KLS p.41]
Lorak
(proper name) Klingon warrior; son of B'Kol. Formally the Captain of the IKS naQjej, he moved up to command the Hegh yan Strike Fleet. As Chancellor and predecessor to Gorkon, Lorak ordered the expansion of the Empire along the Federation border known as the naQjej SIS'a' HIv Doctrine. [STKA p.21-23/163]
Lorgh
(proper name) Klingon House friendly with the House of Mogh. [DI p.10]
lorks
(n) An undescribed object. Apparently being called a "lover of lorks" is quite an insult in Klingon society. [TKG p.128]
Lormit
(proper noun-place) Name of a Sector within Klingon space. [MW1 p.221]
Lornak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Fleet Captain. Captain Lornak commanded the Klingon Fleet that was sent to recapture taD following the overthrow of its government. [DI p.104]
Lorta
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior serving as Security Chief aboard the IKV Terthos commanded by Captain K'tran. Lorta holds the rank of Lieutenant. [INOH p.190]
Losh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a crew member of the SoSoy tuj commanded by Cmdr. Kozara. Losh expected to be assigned to an advanced training facility following Kozara's mission but was denied because the mission was a failure. [SOTL p.93]
Loski
(proper name) Klingon warrior, Admiral and Govenor of a star system in Klingon space. Admiral Loski headed up the bioengineering project that caused Klingons to appear more human during the early days of the war with the Federation. This allowed Klingon warriors to infultrate Federation outposts. [SNW II p.117]
Lotre
(proper name) Klingon male who was adopted as a war orphan on a Klingon colony seized by the Romulans. Lotre is loyal to Romulus. [MW1 p.19]
lourkain
(n) A Klingon drug used as a truth serum. [PAS p.5]
Lourn
(proper name) A cleric serving at the monestary on Boreth. [TWW p.84]
Loutek
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. [PAS p.146/173]
luHoHta'
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior; granddaughter of Captain tlhDon. She is now serving as Senior Lieutenant aboard the battlecruiser taj commanded by Captain Qeyn as well as his aide. Her name means "They killed him". It refers to a glorious episode in the history of her clan. [FTD p.17]
Lupo
(proper name) Klingon youth; one of the lost children from the Kapor'At colony. [WD p.133]
Lursor
(n) Name of a large lake located at the foot of the Kri'stak Volcano not far from the sea. Tradition holds that after Kahless forged the first bat'leth, he dipped it in Lake Lursor. [NWNC p.53]
M'Char
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey spacecraft commanded by Cmdr Kaybok. [TWW p.70]
M'Raq
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of K'Ton and father of Klag. While serving as First Officer of the IKV K'mqar, M'Raq went into battle against the Romulans. He was captured, tortured and eventually escaped back to Qo'noS where he lived out his last days in disgrace. [DI p.14/146]
m'Rep
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant serving as an engineer aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. He was killed by Commander Kurak for incompetance. [DI p.141]
m'ressa
(n) A type of Klingon bush that is gnarley and tough. When the twigs of the red colored bush are cooked, they are served up with gagh making a delicious appetizer. [KLS p.114/p.173]
M'riiah
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon village. Kahless spared the residents of M'riiah from the usual punishment for not paying their taxes to Molor because they had nothing to pay with. It was here that Kahless first turned against tyranny and fought against Molor's son Starad, killing him. [KLS p.43]
M'tachtar
(n) Name of a band of "enhanced" Klingon warriors led by Qadar which was bannished from the Empire. [MBK3-E p.156]
Maang
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House that is strongly allied with Chancellor Gowron. Ton is from the House of Maang. [TT p.57]
Mabli vestai-Galann
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Marine Force Leader. He was killed by General Margon zantai-Demma. [TFR p.29]
Macck
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as a Lieutenant at the chief tactical station aboard the battlecruiser IKS Gr'oth commanded by Captain Koloth. [TEW p.99]
Maelen
(proper name) Klingon warrior and current Regent of Peneli. Brother of Mara and uncle of Aethelnor. [PAS p.180]
Maglus
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the Security Officer aboard the IKV Fire Blossom commanded by Captain Kaden. [HMJTP p.16]
Maida
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of General. [TFR p.31]
Maj doch SID ghos nagh
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "Good things come to those that wait". [Ru p.232]
Maj'aKan
(n) A new class of Klingon Dreadnought which battled the USS Bonhomme Richard. [SSF]
Majjas
(proper name) Son of Eragh and longtime friend of the House of Mogh. Majjas was once a Warrior, but was blinded in an accident aboard his bird-of-prey. He now is an expert in weapons consulting. [KLS p.172]
Makesh
(proper name) Name of a Klingon renegade who was involved in a coup against the Klingon authorities led by Ambassador Kamarag. These renegades, including Ambassador Kamarag, were under telepathic influence at the time. [Sa p.246]
mako
(n) Klingon item used in reference as an insult (ie: dried mako for brains). [PP p. 75]
Maktai
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Security Commander under Captain Krenn aboard the IKV Fencer and the IKV Mirror. [TFR p.113]
Malach
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the last member of the House of Razg. His highest rank was a Colonel General commanding an invasion force. He committed Mauk to'Vor when he failed in his mission to return Worf to the Empire. [V p.51]
Malak
(proper name) Karg's man. Malak's family has been loyal to Ambassador Kamarag's house for generations. [Sa p.301]
Malinga
(proper noun-place) A section of Klingon space along the outer fringes of the Empire, near the Romulan border. [MW1 p.155]
Mallot
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. [PAS p.185]
Maltak
(proper name) Klingon youth; one of the lost children from the Kapor'At colony. [WD p.94]
Maltz
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Second Officer of the battlecruiser Ghargh. Maltz took over as sensor officer when Kevlar was killed. [HH p.77]
Marag
(proper name) Klingon warrior of the Imperial race holding the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He is a Force Leader serving as Security Officer aboard the Hakkarl Tazhat under the command of Captain Kasak. He abandoned Kasak and escaped the malfunctioning Hakkarl. [ROE p.51]
Margon vestai-Demma
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of General. He had Force Leader Mabli vestai-Galann killed for cheating. [TFR p.244]
Maskan
(phrase) A Klingon term that is used in the phrase, "In Maskan's liver". It is without explanation. [TFR p.203]
MatHa'
(n) Klingon patrol cruiser in General Kellen's fleet. [IFS p.95]
Mauk-to-Vor
(n) A Klingon ritual where one brother purposely kills another in order to restore his honor through dying a warrior's death. [DI p.65]
may'QeH
(n) Term used to describe for battle madness, when lusr for fighting fills the warrior and only the knowledge of the enemy and the pursuit of victory matters. [EOB p.164]
Mekro'vak
(proper noun-place) Name of a province on Qo'noS. The House of Palkar is from Mekro'vak province. [DI p.115]
Melek
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Lieutenant Commander Melek was the Executive Officer of the Klingon warship Force. He was captured by Romulans along with his Captain and several Enterprise crewmen. When he attempted to escape, he was killed. [BF p.40]
Melkor
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.272]
Memeth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and an Imperial Marine. He is a Force Leader in the 251st Engineers serving aboard the IKV Fire Blossom commanded by Captain Kaden. [HMJTP p.50]
Memlon
(proper name) Klingon - Romulan hybrid male from the planet Chal. [PRE p.371]
Mempa
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon star system where the Klinzai shipyards are located. [STKA p.166]
Menekku
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL96. The Menekku was part of a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Menekku survived the engagement with the Enterprise along with two other ships. [TWS p.61]
meO
(n) A type of Klingon tree that grows in the desert. [DOH2-AS p.4]
Mertak epetai Haaral
(proper name) Klingon warrior, father of Kalor, and aristocrat who criticized the Klingon expansionist philosophy. He was executed for treason by his son. [DC p.84]
Merzhan
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Ensign. Merzhan was the youngest security officer to serve aboard the IKV Blue Fire commanded by captain Kodon. Later he became Security Commander aboard the IKV Fury. He was killed by Captain Krenn. [TFR p.75]
Meth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Operations Master of Imperial Intelligence: a rank so high that it has no badges or specific rank on the uniform. [TFR p.106]
Mezarch
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the M'tachtar led by Qadar. [MBK3-E p.231]
micayah
(n) A type of Klingon tree that is grey and yellow colored. The micayah tree bears a dark green nut in the growing season. [NWNC p.52/KLS p.1]
mich'ara
(n) A type of Klingon metal alloy more commonly used in making heating elements, but for a while it was also used to make casings for explosives. [KLS p.175]
minn'hor
(n) A Klingon beast used for plowing fields like a Terran ox or bull. The milk from the animal is also used to make a kind of dark cheese while its dung is used as a fertilizer. [KLS p.43]
Mje'ask
(n) Name of a Klingon Frigate that engaged the USS Cyane and USS Reprisal over a border dispute. The Mje'ask was heavily damaged, but managed to return to the Empire. [SSF]
Mohtr
(proper name) Klingon warrior. The eldest son of Emperor Kessec. He was involved in the murder of his father. [TDH p.167]
Mojjar
(proper name) Klingon warrior; son of Delagh. Mojjar served with General Martok on General ShiVang's flagship. [NWNC p.55]
Mok
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House. Krot is from the House of Mok. [DH1: I p.146]
Molta
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior and a member of the M'tachtar led by Qadar. [MBK3-E p.227]
Moltak
(proper name) Klingon warrior, brother of Graltz and uncle of Krang. Moltak is the head of a powerful House. He used his influence to cover up the fact that his nephew Krang was responsible for the death of Kroj'duH of the House of Gorthas in an engineering accident. Moltak was killed by Kroj'duH's father, Doj'kan in a single ship-to-ship battle. [STKA p.173]
mong'em
(n) A maneuver used in me'leth sword fighting. It is a swinging move which places the mek'leth behind the neck to parry a blow from behind. [DI p.198/244]
Moqlah
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as a prison guard at the Pao'la prison. Moqlah was a follower of the precepts and teachings of Kahless. He showed a measure of kindness to the Human prisoners because they were captured during battle. He was killed in the destruction of the Pao'la prison. [INOH p.47]
Morath
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Ondagh and friend of Kahless. Morath and Kahless served together under Molor before they revolted against the tyrant. The friendship between them was such that they were called brothers. According to legend, Kahless and Morath fought for 12 days and nights because Morath lied to his family. Morath was killed by Molor while he defended Kahless. [KLS p.17]
Morek
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Second Officer aboard the bird-of-prey Okrona commanded by Captain Klaa. Morek was killed by Tarag during an attempt on Klaa's life. [ST V:TFF p.78]
Morith
(proper name) Klingon warrior and in command of a ship during the Hov tInqu' incident. [T p.34]
Morketh
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. He is next in line for the Gunners' position. [DI p.84]
Mortagh
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon listening post near the Klingon/Federation border. [ST VI: TUC p.224]
Mortash
(proper name) Name of a member of Govenor Khanty's personel guard. [DOH1-AB p.71]
Mu'Gor
(n) Name of a Klingon warship in the Klingon Defense Force. [TWW p.166]
Muar'tek
(n) A Klingon festival that celebrates the founding of the modern Klingon civilization. [KLS p.29]
Mugh-dar kocghlat
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that means, "And drown in our blood". [DW p.51]
Murgh
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Communications Officer aboard the IKS Terthos commanded by Captain K'tran. [INOH p.87]
Muros
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a Proctor to the House of Gensa. [TFR p.48]
Mursha
(proper name) Klingon warrior and tactical officer aboard General Kellen's cruiser Qul. [IFS p.29]
Muscari
(n) Designation of a famous Klingon incident that involved General Kellen and made him well known. [IFS p.67]
Muuda
(proper name) Previously a Klingon warrior, now a Klingon merchant who bought the bomb materials from two workers at the armory on Ter'jas Mor. Muuda represented the conspiracy to overthrow the Gowron government. He lived on Kerret'raa north of Ra'jahn. He could be identified easily because he had only one arm. He lost the other in battle against the Romulans. [KLS p.216/217]
N'cha
(v) Klingon expression that means "begin" as in "Begin the operation." when used in the command form. [TWW p.133]
N'derial
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon star system along the Romulan border. This location is the place of many pitched battles between the two opposing forces. [STKA p.23]
N'gar
(proper name) Klingon warrior; father of Khorad who was the ruler of the Khlaru province. [I p.65]
N'gat
(n) Name of a Klingon Battlecruiser which responded along with Starfleet vessels to a communications whiteout at Deep Space 9. [SR p.263]
nada
(n) A Klingon god-patron of medicine. It is also a word used by Klingon physicians. [CCI p.136]
naghs
(phrase) A Klingon term that, when used in context, implies one lacks the nerve, courage, audacity or balls to do something. [INOH p.296]
Najuk
(proper name) Son of Noj. Najuk accepted a bribe from Muuda to steal materials used to make the bomb that was detonated at the Ogat military training academy. [KLS p.216]
nal khesterex komerex
(phrase) A Klingon term that, roughly translated, means "That which does not kill us, makes us stronger". [ROE p. 93]
Nal komerex khesterex
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "That which will not grow will die". [ROE p.93]
Namal
(proper name) Name of a Klingon house involved in a bloodfeud with Dorak of the Klingon High Council. [BOP p.112]
nanadekh
(n) A of a Klingon illness, the nanadekh plague, caused by a highly mutatable retrovirus. [WC p.85]
Napos
(proper name) Name of a minor Klingon House, but a firm supporter of Chancellor Gowron. Alons and his younger brother Sebas were of the House of Napos. [TT p.55]
naQjej
(n) Name of a Klingon warship commanded by Captain Lorak and First Officer Chang. [STKA p.23]
naQjej SIS'a' HIv
(n) Klingon doctrine of expansion along the Federation border ordered by Chancellor Lorak. [STKA p.163]
Navarath
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon town located near Tolar'tu. Unarrh lived here. [KLS p.34]
Nch'rth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Colonel. Nch'rth is the official Klingon representative to the Federation on Starbase 12. [I p.200]
Nedec
(proper name) Klingon Ambassador, on Gowron's diplomatic staff. Cousin of Kruger. [TDH p.136]
negan
(proper noun-place) Location of a battle where the Klingons fought. Ler'at fought at negan. [STK p.132]
Negh'Var
(n) Name of the lead ship in a new class of Klingon battlecruiser. The Negh'Var was commanded by General Martok and was the flagship of the Klingon Defense Force. [TWW p.17]
Ngarakkani
(proper name) A hero of a Klingon myth involved in wrestling monsters. [ST III: TSS p.210]
ngkatha
(n) A Klingon aquatic burrowing animal with telepathic abilities. ngkatha are about 3 feet long, thin with dark brown fur, 6 legs and no apparent external ears. They are able to communicate telepathically with Humans and Vulcans but surprisingly, not with Klingons. [PAS p.187/193]
Nik'nash
(n) Name of one of the clans that comprise the Gevish'rae. Grael is from this clan. [FOF p.30]
Nin'taga
(proper noun-place) Name of a star system located in Klingon space. [KLS p.71]
nISwej
(phrase) A Klingon term that means not to interfere. [FF p.111]
Noggra
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Rodek. [V p.47]
Noj
(proper name) Father of Najuk, a worker at the armory on Ter'jas Mor. [KLS p.216]
Norgh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was killed by Grael. [PAS p.230/261]
norp
(n) Name of a Klingon animal that is very difficult to catch in the wild. [M2-WOP p.165]
O'web
(phrase) A Klingon term that basically is used as an insult. [TT p.57]
Ogat
(proper noun-place) A Klingon colony planet. Ogat is the location of a Klingon military training academy. [KLS p.119]
Oghir
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was assigned as a guard to Kruge following Capt. Vheled's death. [PAS p.235]
OI'yaH
(n) A Klingon curse. [DOH2-AS p. 244]
Okrona
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey commanded by Captain Klaa. [ST VI: TUC p.58]
Okuv
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL782. The Okuv was part of a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Okuv was destroyed during its engagement with the Enterprise by colliding with a star. [TWS p.61]
Olahg
(proper name) A cleric serving at the monestary on Boreth. During an archaeological dig, Olahg discovered a scroll that disputed the sincerity of Kahless. [KLS p.1]
Olmai
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the Klingon Defense Force. Olmai was an associate of Lomakh and a co-conspirator in the attempt to overthrow the Gowron government. [KLS p.163]
Ona'ja'bur
(proper noun-place) Location of a famous steam bath house. [KLS p.158]
Ondagh
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Bogra and father of Morath. Ondagh was a widower, raising Morath on his own. Ondagh was killed when Morath was five years old defending his home and his son. [KLS p.56]
Onnak
(proper name) Onnak was the Executive Officer of the M'Char and a Klingon warrior. He was killed after transporting into open space. [TWW p.62]
orayangan
(phrase) A Klingon term that means "Orion". It is used to refer to someone who pushes their subordinates like an Orion slaver. Colonel Poktarl was called orayangan when he served as Chief Engineer aboard the IKS rapHoch. [STKA p.25]
ordover
(n) A horned, horse like Klingon beast. [Sp. p.11]
orghenya Hegh
(n) Name of a Klingon Assault Fleet Commanded by Dahar Master Kor. It was utilized in the ghoch Seh Campaign against the Gorn. The IKS yay was part of this Fleet. [STKA p.28]
Pagh
(n) A Klingon bird-of-prey spacecraft commanded by Captain Kargan. Klag had been its First Officer. The Pagh was destroyed in the Battle of Marcan by the Jem'Hadar. [DI p.9]
Paghal
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Fleet Commander. Cmdr Paghal was the adjutant to General Martok and was responsible for executing Cmdr Kaybok. Paghal had previously served together with Kaybok on their first ship after joining the Klingon Defense Force. [TWW p.76]
Pagrashtak
(n) A Klingon artifact; the Bloodstone. Possibly a piece of the Guardian of Forever, also known as the Devil's Heart. Kessec, with the power of the Pagrashtak, founded the First Empire of Qo'noS. [TDH p.66]
pah
(exclamation) An expression of disgust or disbelief. [TKG p.133]
pahds
(n) A unit of Klingon currency or an article traded by starship crews. [CCI p.163]
PajwI'
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the battlecruiser taj commanded by Captain Qeyn. [FTD p.16]
PaKathen
(n) Name of a Klingon cruiser commanded by Captain Khlar. The PaKathen became lost along a new trade route between the Federation and the Klingon Empire. When found, it was discovered that the entire crew had suffered from a form of space madness which cost them their lives. The Enterprise destroyed the PaKathen as requested by the Klingon High Command. [EOB p.12]
Palkar
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House from the Mekro'vak province on Qo'noS. Commander Kurak is from the House of Palkar and is its only adult left in the House until her nephews reach the Age of Ascension. [DI p.115]
Pao'la
(proper noun-place) Name of a remote, jungle-covered Klingon planet. Pao'la is the location of a Klingon prison camp. It was formerly commanded by K'zeq, now it is commanded by Korax. On orders from the High Council, the prison was destroyed. [INOH p.149]
parkhest
(phrase) A Klingon term that is a compound of "khest". It is an expression of disgust typically used as a curse. [TFR p.175]
Parl
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the warship Qulric as First Officer. He is also the aide to Govenor Kalor [MW1 p.156]
Peneli
(proper noun-place) Name of the outer Klingon planet in the same system as Tahrn at the heart of the Klingon Empire. Peneli is a rich, fertile world which is rare in the Empire. Mara, Maelen and Aernath are all from Peneli. Maelen, Mara's brother, is the Regent of Peneli. [PAS p.66]
Pers
(proper name) Klingon warrior, father of Kegren. [DI p.5]
persaba
(n) A Klingon fruit found on Peneli. It is eaten raw or sometimes served as a hot drink. Some humans have an allergic reaction. [PAS p.175]
petaD
(exclamation) An expression of warning or caution. [STK p.45]
Pheranna
(proper noun-place) Klingon name of a planet located in a sector that is disputed by the Federation. [FOF p.44]
pherza
(n) A Klingon insect something like a wasp. The wax from a pherza is semi-translucent. [KLS p.61/p.152]
pIH
(n) Name of a new Klingon class frigate. The word "pIH" means "suspicious". [STKA p.182]
pIlmoH
(n) Name of a Klingon warship assigned to the Romulan border. Brigadier K'mak began his career aboard the pIlmoH. [STKA p.26]
Plakh
(exclamation) A Klingon curse or swear. [In p.79]
Plath
(n) A Klingon bird-of-prey with a crew of 12 commanded by Captain Duregh. The Plath was destroyed in an attempt to regain the Pagrashtak. [TDH p.192]
Plethak
(n) Name of a battle where the Klingons faced off with the Federation. [GW p.239]
Plyrana
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planetary system; directly between Kapor'At and the Klingon Home worlds. [WD p.9]
Pojar
(proper name) Klingon youth; one of the lost children from the Kapor'At colony. [WD p.94]
Pok
(proper name) Son of Torghn. A Klingon adolescent, soon to be a warrior. In later years, Pok became the first officer of the Bortas, a Klingon Vorcha-class battlecruiser commanded by Gowron. [STK p.12/p.192]
Poktarl
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the house of QeH'a'. He is a Colonel in the IKN. Poktarl began his career aboard the IKS rapHoch under Brigadier tlhIb as an engineering crew member along the Imperial Fringe. He earned the nickname "orayangan" (Orion) because he drove his subordinates like an Orion slaver. He won the rank of Captain of the rapHoch when he killed Brigadier tlhIb for insulting his family name and honor. One of the first 100 officers selected for the Elite Command Academy under General Chang. [STKA p.25-26]
pomfrit
(n) A Klingon fruit. [PAS p.93]
Porus
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Anag. Porus was one of Kahless's men who rode beside him as he fought against Molor. [KLS p.64]
Povaq
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. [STKA p.273]
Prakesh
(n) Name of a Klingon "Vorcha-class" attack cruiser in the Klingon Defense Force. The Prakesh was under the command of Chancellor Gowron. [TWW p.171]
Praxis
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon moon located in the Amrita star system. Praxis, the Klingon Empire's key energy production facility, was destroyed due to overmining and inadequate safety precautions. [ST VI: TUC p.22]
Prestor V
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet located just inside the boundries of the Klingon border. Formally there was a garrison stationed there, but recently it has become a haven for piracy and theft. [TAE p.159]
pu'tahk
(n) Name of a Klingon lizard-like animal. [V p.229]
puj'O
(phrase) A Klingon term that basically is used as an insult. [TT p.138]
puq
(n) Pet name given by Raksha to her lover. [C p.41]
puris
(n) Name of a Klingon animal found only on the northern continent of the Klingon homeworld. They are small, have a rotund body with short, muscular legs, an offensively strong odor and an amazingly keen sense of smell. Usually they travel in herds. Because of there physical attributes, puris are sometimes mentioned in curses and/or insults. [FOF p.5/241]
Q'reygh
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as a computer technician aboard the battlecruiser taj commanded by Captain Qeyn. [FTD p.229]
Q'rogh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and last Emperor from the Imperial line of the Klingon Empire. He was known as "Q'rogh The Weak". Following his death, the High Council seized control of the throne and remained in power until this day with Chancellor being the highest political office obtainable. [STKA p.163]
qa'HoS
(n) Name of a new Klingon class of light cruiser. "qa'HoS" means "relentless". The class of ship got it's name because of it's strong and durable design. qa'HoS class cruisers would regularly return from battle showing damage that easily would have destroyed other ships. [STKA p.177]
Qa'yarin
(proper noun-place) A Klingon city on Qo'noS where Molor had his fortress located. [KLS p.219]
Qabjech
(n) Name of a Klingon Exploratory Fleet in the Klingon Military. The QEF's purpose was to extend the Empire's possessions near the Galactic Rim in the Beta quadrant. During a 4 year period, the QEF engaged the Romulans and the Sha'Kurians suffering high losses, but at the same time conquering a large number of star systems for the Klingon Empire. Captain K'mak was assigned to the QEF and earned a promotion to Brigadier at the end of his tour of duty. [STKA p.27]
qabSan
(proper name) Name of a Klingon house. Brigadier K'mak was of the House of qabSan [STKA p.26]
Qadar
(proper name) Klingon warrior, formally a scientist and ruustai-cousin of Emperor Grannoch. Qadar conducted illegal experiments on Klingon physiology producing 15 (including himself) "enhanced" Klingon warriors. He was incarcerated along with his followers known as the M'tachtar by Emperor Grannoch. [MBK3-E p.156]
Qam-Chee
(proper noun-place) A Klingon city on Qo'noS where Kahless withstood an attack of 500 warriors. [NWNC p.55]
Qang
(n) A new class of Klingon Battlecruiser with upgraded weapons systems, increased sensor capacity and better shields. The lead ship of the class is the IKS Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. [DI p.2]
Qatlh pub
(n) Name of a Klingon wild animal. [T p.84]
qava
(n) A type of Klingon wood. [KLS p.263]
QeH'a'
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House. Colonel Poktarl was of the House of QeH'a'. [STKA p.24]
Qerresh
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Warrokh. Son of Hojeen, father of Royyebh. [Ga p.95]
Qeyn
(proper name) Klingon warrior; son of QoDang and bond brother of Kras. Qeyn served as an Ensign under Captain tlhoDon and eventually attained the status of Captain of the First Rank. He then commanded the battlecruiser taj which lead a task force of warships on the Susuru mission. He helped to design the battleship bIQ'a' veqlarg'a'. [FTD p.16]
Qeynotto
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.273]
Qhalin
(proper name) Name of the Klingon Fleet Academy. [GL p.34]
QI
(proper name) Klingon male; father of Yok'tu. [STKA p.167]
QIghpej
(n) A Klingon article which isn't found on Earth. [TAE p.188]
Qip
(exclamation) A Klingon curse or swear. [In p.239]
Qo'dar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Bird-of Prey Fury. [R p.242]
Qo'legh
(n) A volatile explosive mixture made by combining 3 inert substances. When mixed properly, it leaves very little in the way of residue. Virtually undetectable by tricorders, Qo'legh is a favored tool by Klingon spies. [INOH p.210]
Qob'ral
(n) Name of a Klingon warship commanded by Captain Kestrel. [SNW V:T p.52]
QoDang
(proper name) Father of Qeyn. Formally a Klingon warrior, he is now a diplomat and one of the most powerful men in the Klingon Empire. [FTD p.150]
Qomerex Tlhingan
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "The Klingon Empire". [ROE p.220]
Qong-Hergh
(n) Name of a Klingon sedative. [EOB p.173]
qons
(n) A Klingon measurement of weight. [BEM p.488]
Qorak
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as navigator aboard Lursa and B'Etor's bird of prey. [STG p.156]
Qrish
(n) Name of a Klingon K'teremny class destroyer that engaged and destroyed the USS Hood. [SSF]
qu'eygh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the IKS yay of the orgheyna Hegh Assault Fleet during the ghoch SeH campaign against the Gorn. [STKA p.28]
Qua'lon
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the house of SepIch and younger brother of Torghn. Qua'lon killed Vok. [STK p.43/p.52]
QuaQa
(n) Name of a Klingon warship led in a task force under the command of Supreme Commander KerDaq. [ROT p.60]
Quarag
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Lieutenant Commander aboard Kor's battlecruiser Klothos. Quarag was a co-conspirator with Karsul to mutiny against Kor. [TOS p.79]
quavas
(n) A hot and spicy Klingon drink. [TOS p.123]
Qugh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and operations officer aboard the BortaS. [STK p.79]
QuI tuq
(n) Name of a Klingon opera telling the backround story of the House of SepIch. [STK p.44]
QuI'Tu
(proper noun-place) A Klingon farming planet, home of KerDoch. QuI'Tu was awarded to the Klingon Empire over the Federation because the Klingons proved that they could cultivate the land better. QuI'Tu means "paradise" in Klingon. [DOH4-TL p.6]
Qul
(n) A Klingon patrol cruiser and flagship of General Kellen. [IFS p.11]
Qulric
(n) A Klingon warship which became Govenor Kalor's personal vessel. [MW1 p.155]
QumwI
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Kahless the Unforgettable. He was known as QumwI the Eminently Quotable. QumwI developed many sayings that are the foundation of Klingon thought, such as: "The end justifies the means", "Revenge is a dish that is best served cold", "Only a fool fights in a burniong house", "A running man can slit a thousand throats in a single night" (Also said with "four thousand"). [RHP p.155]
Qut
(n) A Klingon weed that is black colored. [DOH4-TL p.6]
Quundar
(n) Name of a prototype of bird-of-prey spacecraft. It became the property of outlaw Koronin in a game of chance. Eventually, it was recovered by Imperial forces. [EFA p.34]
R'uustai
(n) A Klingon food. [DI p.20]
Ra'jahn
(proper noun-place) Name of a city on Kerret'raa, a Klingon world. Muuda lived north of Ra'jahn. [KLS p.217]
ra'wI'a
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. [STKA p.273]
rach'tor
(n) A Klingon hunting animal. [KLS p.298]
Ragga
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Blockader in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. [TFR p.26]
Rajuc
(proper name) Son of Inagh. Rajuc was the headmaster of the Klingon military training academy at Ogat. [KLS p.120]
Rak'hon
(n) Name of a Klingon Bird-of Prey cruiser commanded by Comander Garvak. [S p.39]
Raksha
(proper name) Klingon woman from the alternate future. A computer expert, she traveled into the past to prevent her timeline from occurring. [C p.16]
raktajino
(n) Klingon form of coffee. [DI p.245]
raLk'jo
(n) An ancient Klingon school of batleth combat. It features multileveled, stylized moves which are rich with symbolism such as; The Repose Of The Dragon's Teeth, The Mountain's Scorn, The Whelping's Lunge, The Position Of Unwavering Determination, The Dragon's Passage From Thought To Action, The Heaven's Centered Balance. [TR p.84]
ram'a'
(n) Name of a Klingon warship assigned to the Tholian border. K'mak had served with distinctionaboard the ram'a' during the tegh poqet Crisis in which the ram'a' was seriously damaged. [STKA p.27]
Ramen'aa
(n) A collection of writings penned by Kahless where he put down his predictions and prophecies as well as advice for daily living. Found to be inspirational most, if not all, members of the Kamorh'dag have read it at one time or another. [FOF p.6]
ramjep
(n) A species of Klingon bird. Commander Drex is said to resemble one. [DI p.245]
Rannuf
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Edronh. Rannuf was away visiting his mother and younger brother in T'chariv when their village was attacked by Molor's forces. Rannuf was killed and decapitated along with the rest of the villager's defenders. [KLS p.140/196]
rantou
(n) A type of lacquer that makes Klingon body armor hard. [DOH2-AS p.5]
Rapache
(n) Name of a heavily armed Klingon ship. [I p.15]
rapHoch
(n) Name of a Klingon warship stationed along the Imperial Fringe under the command of Brigadier tlhIb. Fought in the chuDegh Offensive. Heavily damaged in the battle of D'drazal IV along the Romulan border. After this battle, she was commanded by Captain Poktarl. [STKA p.25]
ratifer
(n) A Klingon animal that usually grows no larger than 400 centimeters with a weight of 6kg. It is the size of a domestic cat or small dog. [DV p.164]
Razg
(proper name) Name of a Klingon house of dubious lineage. Colonel General Malach was the last member of this house. [V p.51]
Rejjakh
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Warrokh. [Ga p.95]
Rek
(proper name) Klingon warrior and officer aboard General Kellen's cruiser Qul. [IFS p.158]
Rekan
(proper name) Klingon female, leader of the house of Vrag. Rekan later became epetai of the house of Cha'Xirrac. [DOH2-AS p.262]
Renarg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the Best General in Bardak Linron's forces at the battle of Fom Kerdeth. He went to negotiate terms with Kahless. He sacrificed himself in order to kill Kahless's general staff. Many years later, the Klingon High Council used Renarg's name as a codename for a project designed to temporarily interrupt a ship's defensive shields so that explosive devices could be transported inside an enemies ship. [V p.22]
Restagh
(proper name) Father of Adjur, a worker at the armory on Ter'jas Mor. [KLS p.215]
reth
(proper noun-place) Location of a battle where the Klingons fought. Ler'at was wounded at reth. [STK p.132]
rgh
(n) A Klingon variety of tea served hot. [DV p.247]
Rhakh-tem
(proper name) Klingon male and an eminent neurobiologist. [WC p.98]
rikajsha
(n) A Klingon plant or ironroot which grows only on the homeworld. It is a long and thin garden plant with a robust stalk. The rikajsha is capable of breaking someone's skull when used by the right person. Klingon legend is full of references of the rikajsha being used as a weapon. [Ru p.234]
Rimakag Aganandaf
(proper name) Klingon warrior also known as Major Krugus. He was the trusted aide of Colonel General Malach and a member of his invasion force. [V p.175]
RoChaq'Va
(n) Name used to describe a type of attack formation used by battlecruisers in the Klingon Defense Force. [TWW p.166]
RocIa
(proper name) Klingon warrior and one of Gowron's personal guards. [STK p.144]
Rodek
(proper name) Klingon warrior and son of Noggra. He was a Lieutenant in Colonel General Malach's invasion force. Rodek was a brave and honorable warrior who lost all his memory when wounded in the Klingon/Cardassian war./Previosly, Rodek served aboard the IKV Lallek, he now is a Lieutenant serving as Gunnery Officer aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. Rodek was once known as Kurn, Son of Mogh and brother of Worf. His name was changed when his memory was lost. [V p.55/DI p.85]
Rogh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was killed by Grael. [PAS p.229/261]
Rok
(n) Name of a Klingon warship in the Klingon Defense Force. [TWW p.165]
Rokh'ma
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the M'tachtar led by Qadar. [MBK3-E p.156]
Rokis
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Flier in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. [TFR p.26]
Roq
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding th rank of Commander. [STKA p.274]
Rotarran
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey spaceship commanded by General Martok. Worf served as its' First Officer. [DI p.80]
rougath
(n) A Klingon foodstuff: a tart glutinous paste ball. [TDH p.169]
Royyebh
(proper name) Klingon female from the House of Warrokh. Daughter of Qerresh, mother of Dobrukh. [Ga p.95]
Ruchma
(n) Klingon province located deep with Klingon space that contained the Kgha'lugh star system. [IFS p.143]
Ruhl
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the partol cruiser Jada. [IFS p.6]
Ruktah
(proper name) Klingon warrior and an associate of Drex. [TWW p.34]
Rumaiy
(proper name) Name of an aristocratic Klingon family that was destroyed by the Federation leaving a single survivor; Koronin. Offspring from the house of Rumaiy were to become the political and ethnic minority of the Klingon Homeworld. [EFA p.35]
Rumaiym
(n) Name of a Klingon racial tier not in favor with the Klingon Government; one of four involved with the Federation in battle for transwarp technology. [B p.244]
Rumaym
(n) A member of a political and ethnic minority on the Klingon Homeworld. [ST III: TSS p.270]
rumtag
(n) A Klingon term indicating surrender. [M1-FTN p.51]
Rusker
(proper name) Klingon warrior and science officer of the SoSoy tuj commanded by Cmdr. Kozara. [SOTL p.34]
Rustazh
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House which became extinct following the death of Kovar sutai-Rustazh. [TFR p.37]
Ruzhe Avell
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Engineering cadet aboard the IKV Blue Fire. He was killed in a battle with the Romulans. [TFR p.74]
Rykla Dagh
(n) Name of an incident that took place between the Federation and the Klingon Empire during which the USS Hood captured the Klingon battlecruiser L'Ktja. [SSF]
s'naiah
(n) A type of Klingon tree. It's wood is used to make intricately carved desks and table tops./It is also burned as incense [Ru p.7/Ga p.94]
s'tarahk
(n) A Klingon animal whose gut is used to make strings for hunting bows./It is also a Klingon riding animal akin to a Terran horse. The s'tarahk has short, yellow tusks, red eyes and a hairless hide. [NWNC p.52/KLS p.22]
S'zlach
(proper noun-place) Name of a region of hinterlands on the southern continent of the Klingon homeworld. Kruge was from the S'zlach hinterlands. [FOF p.100]
Sa tel'ren
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that translates out to mean, "Two out of three". [TFR p.160]
Sakkhur
(n) Klingon battlecruiser. One of three that came to the support of the battlecruiser Ekkava at 1212 Muscae IV. [DO p.205]
saltha
(n) Name of a Klingon food that has a smokey aroma. [R3-S p.127]
Schin'char
(n) Name of a Klingon cruiser that visited Starbase 12. [I p.126]
scrag
(n) A Klingon food item. Roasted scrag is the haunch of the killer garbat, marinated in its own blood and treated with ten spices. The finest achievement of Klingon culinary arts, poisonous to human beings. [DP p.56]
Sebas
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Napos. Younger brother of Alons. [TT p.55]
Seegath
(proper name) Klingon warrior the son of Seeth and the father of Janar from the House of SepIch. [STK p.60]
Seeth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the father of Seegath from the House of SepIch. [STK p.60]
Segon
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Vanguard in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. [TFR p.27]
Sejokh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and an old friend of General Martok. [NWNC p.55]
selonite
(n) A mineral found in the stones of Qo'noS. Selonite has the ability to block scanners and is the basis for cloaking technology and devices. [Sa p.316]
SepIch
(proper name) Name of the head of an ancient Klingon House; presumedly a Klingon warrior. [STK p.17]
Sequa
(phrase) A Klingon term that is used in the phrase, "for Sequa's sake!" [CCI p.106]
Serra'nob
(proper noun-place) Name of a city on Qo'noS. Serra'nob was the name of a battlefield where Kahless's men fought and defeated Molor's troops. [KLS p.250]
seyilt
(n) A shady plant resembling bamboo. Usually, it is found on Tahrn. [PAS p.68]
SeymoH
(n) A type of Klingon blade used for delicate scraping something like a razor or scapel. [TAE p.159]
Shahkur
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planetary system on the extreme fringe of the Empire. A large Klingon military base is located on Shahkur Nine. [CCI p.86]
Shanto K'tor
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon province on the Klingon Homeworld. The House of Bur Chak was from Shanto K'tor province. [SSF]
Shibot
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of a Klingon warship. Shibot was called in by Karsul in an attempt to overthrow Kor. [TOS p.230]
ShiVang
(proper name) Klingon warrior. General ShiVang was once the Commanding Officer of General Martok. [NWNC p.53]
Shrof
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He disappeared during a search while on the mission to Pheranna. [PAS p.229]
shrogh
(n) A dark, non-reflective Klingon metal, common in the empire, but rare in Federation territories. It is used to make eurakoi knives and weights. [Ru p.227/CD p.26]
Shukar
(n) Klingon warship destroyed at the Uri Taug star system [IFS p.14]
shurdik
(n) A Klingon type of shawl or cloak. This large, warm garment covers from head to toe with a mesh opening over the eyes. It is traditionally worn by the Klingon women on Tsorn. [NWNC p.183]
Shurin
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a follower of Kahless. Shurin died at the battle of Tolar'tu when he fell from his beast and broke his neck. Kahless used Shurin's death as a rallying cry for his men against Molor. [KLS p.69]
Shushara
(proper name) A demon from Klingon lore with membranes like wings. Shushara is given to devouring it's prey of unsuccessful warriors beginning at the feet so that the victim can watch and contemplate their failures and their fate. [IFS p.34]
siee
(exclamation) A phrase used usually to express some frustration. [PAS p.22]
Sirella
(proper name) Daughter of Linkasa and wife of General Martok. [NWNC p.50]
Skall
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the freighter "Falcon's Talon" under the command of Captaon Krot. [DH1: I p.212]
skannu
(n) A type of Klingon tree. skannu trees were black colored and very tough. The valley south of Molor's fortress was full of huge skannu trees. [KLS p.256]
skeezit
(n) A Klingon curse meaning the lowest, most disgusting thing in the whole galaxy. [FOF p.22]
Sklar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and second in command of the eight body guards to the Honorable Korby of which he was one. [SZ p.181]
Skral
(n) Name of a river on Qo'noS. [TWW p.120]
skrell
(n) A Klingon term indicating a large scale or a large amount. [M1-FTN p.302]
slean
(n) A Klingon animal that inhabits the grasslands of Tahrn. This furred preditor is known for its fierceness when it is cornered. [PAS p.70]
sliketh
(n) A type of Klingon animal between one and two meters in size that live in the unmonitored areas of large freighters. [HMJTP p.97]
Sohk-vad
(phrase) Klingon phrase meaning, "For you!". General Martok spoke this phrase when he gave Cmdr. Kaybok's d'k tahg to Captain Sisko following Kaybok's execution. [TWW p.81]
Sompek
(proper name) A previous ruler of the Klingon Empire. Emperor Sompek once leveled an entire city in order to save the Empire. A statue of Emperor Sompek is in the Hall of Warriors at Ty'Gokor. [NWNC p.50]
Sompek, IKV
(n) A Klingon warship commanded by Captain Larok. It was named after Empire Sompek. [DI p.11]
Soorex
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.274]
SorDaq
(n) Name of a Klingon warship commanded by Kutpon. The SorDaq was part of a task force commanded by Supreme Commander KerDaq. [ROT p.200]
SoSoy tuj
(n) Name of the Klingon heavy cruiser (D-7 or K'Tinga class) commanded by Commander Kozara. "SoSoy tuj" was the name of Cmdr. Kozara's mother and means "Hot Mama" in Klingon. [SOTL p.31]
Spo'noS
(phrase) A Klingon term that basically is used as an insult. [TT p.178]
Spyre
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember of the battle cruiser Kothulu. [SZ p.9]
Sta Mura
(proper name) Name of a Klingon House that was defeated in their attempt to gain control of the Emperor's seat by the House of Bur Chak. [SSF]
Starad
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Molor. Starad was one of Kahless's soldiers when he worked for Molor. Starad challenged Kahless's descision not to destroy the village of M'riiah despite Molor's orders for not paying their taxes. Kahless therefore fought Starad for challenging his authority and killed him, making him an outlaw. [KLS p.44]
Sto-Vo-Kor
(n) Term referring to the Klingon afterlife. Klingons believe that Kahless himself awaits in Sto-Vo-Kor for all Klingons who have died honorably. [KLS p.4]
straav'
(phrase) A Klingon word that means "slave". [TFR p.46]
Straav'! Tokhe straav'!
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "Slave! Willing slave!". This is considered to be one of the gravest insults anyone could say to a Klingon. [ROE p.202]
subtern
(n) Klingon underground mass transit system on Tsorn. An individual enters into a cubicle, keys in a set of coordinates and the cubicleis sent to a specified location. [PAS p.184]
Suqlaw
(n) Name of a Klingon warship sent to investigate destructive subspace waves. [ROT p.201]
Surgh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the navigator of the BortaS. [STK p.101]
SuS-ghargh
(n) A winged Klingon creature large enough to bear a rider. In tlhIngan Hol the word means, "Wind Serpent". [GL p.31]
sutai
(n) A formal title of address before a person's name or last name. [TFR p.29]
sutai Eren
(proper name) Honorific and line name suggested by Kalek, for Worf to call him by, if it made him feel more comfortable to do so. [GL p.22]
SvaD
(proper name) Klingon warrior and one of Gowron's personal guards. [STK p.78]
Szlar'it
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon city where the Nik'nash clan of the Gevish'rae hold meetings. [FOF p.56]
T'chariv
(proper noun-place) A Klingon village located in the northern part of Qo'noS. From here, Kahless rallied the other people to his cause against Molor. T'chariv was the home of Edronh and Rannuf. [KLS p.86/196]
T'lak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the father of Argan from the House of SepIch. T'lak was also one of Gowron's personal guards. He betrayed Gowron for money. [STK p.60/p.108/p.111]
T'lanak
(proper name) A regular patron at Kahless's favorite dining hall. T'lanak was so regular that the serving maid reserved a table for him near the fire pit. [KLS p.39]
T'Rok
(proper name) Klingon warrior and one of Gowron's personal guards. [STK p.94]
T'Var
(proper name) Klingon female and wife of Vok. [STK p.166]
Taal Tan
(n) Name of an offensive that took place between the Federation and the Klingon Empire during which the USS Tori engaged and defeated the Klingon "hunter-killer" ships K'chss and K'utuul. [SSF]
Taamar
(proper noun-place) Location of a Klingon orbital shipbuilding yard. [ROE p.41]
Taanach
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet of the Empire. [GL p.31]
tabekh
(n) A leafy plant whose roots and leaves are utilized as raw material for making tabekhte. [DO p.159]
tabekhte
(n) A Klingon condiment of sauce made from the roots and leaves of the tabekh plant mixed with arsenic. Considered a vital commodity aboard Klingon space vessels to improve the food. The arsenic provides an important element for Klingon physiology. [DO p.217]
Tacrin
(n) A medication prescribed for Klingons with high blood pressure. [DO p.139]
taD
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet in the Korvad star system. The name means "frozen" in Klingon which is appropriate because the planet is almost completely covered in ice. taD is the native homeworld to the al'Hmatti and has been a conquered world of the Klingon Empire for over 214 years who have taken and used its rich topaline deposits to manufacture atmospheric domes. After that time, the al'Hmatti overthrew the Govenor, Kalax, and established their own rule. The Klingons sent Captain Lornak's fleet within the year to retake the planet by force, setting up a new Govenor, Tiral under whom the unrest continued. [DI p.10]
Tagana
(n) Name of a Klingon bird-of-prey owned by Qua'lon [STK p.65]
Taganika
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon world and the home of Torghn and Pok. [STK p.21]
Tagh'rat
(n) Name of a Klingon ship that belonged to a political splinter group of Klingons. [Ru p.236]
Tagra
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the Flagship Flyer's Pride. [DC p.74]
Tagre
(proper name) Klingon warrior and the forth son of Emperor Kessec. He was involved in the murder of his father. [TDH p.168]
Tahrn
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet at the heart of the Klingon Empire. Tahrn is the inner planet in the same system with Peneli and is the homeworld of Kang. [PAS p.59]
tai
(n) A formal title of address before a person's name or last name. [TFR p.27]
taj
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser commanded by Captain Qeyn/ It also is the name of a mini bird-of-prey with a crew of six. It is very fast and maneuverable. The name "Taj" means "dagger". [FTD p.266/Sa p.346]
Tak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crewmember aboard the battlecruiser Ekkava under the command of Commander Kaiev. [DO p.161]
Takor
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.274]
Takus
(proper name) Klingon chief engineer of the topaline refinery on the planet taD. He is from the House of K'Tal and is a relative of Captain Kargan. Takus was killed during native unrest on that planet. [DI p.121]
Talak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and General. Father of Kargan, Captain of the IKV Pagh. Talak is also the brother of K'Tal, a member of the Klingon High Council. [DI p.68]
Tamboli
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant aboard Kor's battlecruiser Klothos. Tamboli was a follower of Lt. Cmdr. Karsul during his attempt to mutiny against Kor. [TOS p.184]
Tarag
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Helmsman aboard the bird-of-prey Okrona commanded by Captain Klaa. [ST V:TFF p.77]
Tarkan
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, K'Tinga class. The Tarkan was part of Korzhan epetai-Kenek's squadron sent out to get the Hakkarl commanded by Captain Kasak. [ROE p.228]
Taruf Sadan
(proper name) Name of the Klingon Warrior Hero in the tale of the "Warrior Taruf Sadan and the Autocrat in Green". [BOP p.110]
Tatell
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a cadet serving aboard the IKV Blue Fire under Captain Kodon. [TFR p.73]
Tazhat
(n) A Klingon code word. [TFR p.86]
Tcholin
(proper noun-place) Name of a planetary system in Klingon space with at least three planets of which the third one is inhabited. [TFR p.189]
tegh poqet
(n) Name of an incident that took place between the Klingons and the Tholians along their border. The IKS ram'a' was seriously damaged in this engagement. [STKA p.27]
teh
(proper noun-place) Location of a battle where the Klingons fought. Ler'at killed many warrior at teh. [STK p.132]
Teilani
(proper name) Klingon - Romulan hybrid woman from the planet Chal and wife of James Kirk/ She was also a Government official responsible for maintaining contact with other worlds. [PRE p.2/TAE p.86]
Tellot
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior and science officer aboard Gowron's ship the Bortas. [STK p.63]
TengchaH Jav
(proper noun-place) Name of a small Klingon spaceport, both military and civilian, close to Kamarag's estate Du'Hurgh on Qo'noS. [Sa p.181]
teqal'ya
(n) A type of Klingon wood; red in color. The feasting hall at Molor's fortress is made of taqal'ya wood. [KLS p.220]
Ter'jas Mor
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon world where an armory is located. The city of Donar'ruq is located on Ter'jas Mor. [KLS p.175]
Terrik
(proper name) Klingon warrior and scanning officer of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. [PAS p.147/241]
Terthos
(n) A Klingon Battlecruiser,K'Tinga class, commanded by Captain K'tran [INOH p.87]
Teshrin
(proper name) Klingon warrior and head of the Nik'nash clan of the Gevrish'rae. He is the older cousin of Grael. [FOF p.56]
Teska
(n) Designation for a type of small two person combat flying craft capable of orbit and sub-orbital flight. [TFR p.50]
Teskas tal'tai-kleon
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "My compliments to a worthy opponent." [TFR p.173]
tharavaul
(n) A Vulcan servant which is deaf telepathically by a surgical removal of a part of the brain. [TFR p.17]
tharkuve
(n) Deaf, as in non-hearing, servitors or slaves. [TFR p.190]
Theld
(n) A Klingon term used in reference to a Klingon's family binding system within the Empire. It emphasizes the importance of sibling relationship. It is a societal duty to relinquish the firstborn male child into the care of a sibling when young. When grown, a man will help his parents select a sister's mate as well as his own. Women with "consort-status" as members of a man's Theld are under his protection. Theld-barred means a person who has been cast out during times of economic difficulty. [PAS p.66/130]
Thelerrin
(n) A general Klingon term used for a younger female of a household. [PAS p.275]
Thelsa
(n) A Klingon term used to indicate a elder female of a family line, e.g.: older female cousin, an aunt-by-marriage or a grandmother. [PAS p.208]
Thok Mak
(proper name) Klingon warrior holding the rank of Commander. At present, he is an instructor at the Academy. Thok Mak began his career aboard the training cruiser IKS ghuv. He earned a promotion to 1st Officer aboard that ship. He then transfered to the IKS yay under the command of Captain qu'eygh. His ship was assigned to the orghenya Hegh Assault Fleet commanded operationally and directly by Dahar Master Kor. Thok Mak earned the respect of Kor for correctly interpreting the Gorn strategy and then standing up against his superior officers because he believed that he was right. [STKA p.28]
Thorn
(proper name) Klingon teenage boy from a powerful family. Thorn's father is a member of the Klingon High Council. [TCF p.23]
Thrann
(proper name) Klingon warrior and First Officer serving aboard the Klingon military freighter Toknor. [TBE p.2]
thranx
(n) A Klingon plant that flowers only every eight years. [KLS p.60]
Tichar
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of the Klingon Defense Force. Tichar was a co-conspirator in the attempt to overthrow the Gowron government. Tichar was killed by Kahless. [KLS p.264]
Tignar
(proper name) Name of an ancient Klingon House. Ler'at was a descendant of the House of Tignar. [STK p.132]
tik'leth
(n) A Klingon sword very similar to an Earth longsword. [DI p.219]
tIqKa SuD
(n) A Klingon hermaphrodite crop that is blue/green colored. tIqKa SuD is produced by crossing Doctuq, a Klingon grain, with a natural grain grown on QuI'Tu. [DOH4-TL p.5/p. 156]
Tiral
(proper name) Klingon Govenor of the planet taD. He succeeded Kalax who was overthrown by the al'Hmatti. Later, Tiral was replaced by Vall and went on to supervise the weapons development facility on HuDyuQ. [DI p.10]
Tirax
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Lieutenant onboard Kang's battlecruiser. Tirax was from the planet Tsorn on the outer rim of the Klingon Empire and is the younger twin brother of Kahlex. [PAS p.8]
Tisur
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon city. A pleasure compound is located there. [FOF p.53]
Tiv'ranisch
(proper noun-place) Name of an island off the coast of the southern continent on the Klingon homeworld. Dumeric has his estate on Tiv'ranisch island. [FOF p.44]
Tivanazt
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of the High Council. Tivanazt is involved in a bloodfeud with the House of Duras. [BOP p.112]
TKnag
(n) A Klingon animal that is usually prepared for a celebration feast following the ritual hunt. [STK p.17]
tl'Gekh
(proper noun-place) Location of a major opera house. [DM p.82]
Tl-Hahkh
(n) Name of a Klingon old school classic opera; Tl-Hahkh's Way. [DM p.81]
tlhDon
(proper name) Klingon warrior; grandfather of luHoHta'. He was a captain in the Klingon military and was killed for his failure on a mission to planet Endikon. [FTD p.180]
tlhIb
(proper name) Klingon warrior with the rank of Brigadier;Captain of the IKS rapHoch. During the Battle of D'drazal IV, tlhIb made a foolish maneuver that jeapordized the ship. Searching for someone to blame, he insulted his Chief Engineer (Poktarl), who promptly assassinated him. [STKA p.25]
tlhIngan bIQDepHey Huj So'bogh naghmey 'ej veS qa''a' jaghpu' ghoqbogh 'oH
(n) Name of a Klingon ship Commanded by Worf's brother, Captain Kurn. The name means, "Strange Legendary Klingon Fish That Hides In Rocks And Spies On Enemies Of The Warrior Gods". For the story, most people just refer to this ship as the "Hiding Fish". [BOP p.3]
tlhoq pagh
(n) Name of a Klingon Assault Fleet. They encountered the Romulans in battle at the N'derial system. [STKA p.23]
tlHoy
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. [STKA p.273]
tokhe straav'
(phrase) A completely vile Klingon insult meaning "willing slave". This is the worst thing that one Klingon would call another. [TFR p.45]
tokhe, Human-straav'?
(phrase) A Klingon insult that means, "Willing slave of Humans." [TFR p.245]
Tokhest
(phrase) A Klingon word that means "willing" or "acquiescence". [TFR p.203]
Toknor
(n) Name of a Klingon military freighter commanded by Captain Dolras. [TBE p.1]
Toladal
(proper name) Klingon diplomat serving as aide to Ambassador Kaljagh. [INOH p.64]
Tolar'tu
(proper noun-place) A town on Qo'noS. Tolar'tu is the site of a fierce battle fought by Kahless and his men against Molor's forces and is the location where the modern Klingon civilization was first founded by Kahless following his victory. [KLS p.29]
Toldin
(proper name) Klingon warrior. During the Battle of Morandus Prime, Toldin held off the forces of the Federation. A statue of Toldin is in the Hall of Warriors at Ty'Gokor. [NWNC p.50]
Tolz epetai Kenran
(proper name) Elderly Klingon warrior with protheses for hands. [DC p.3]
Ton
(proper name) Klingon warrior and eldest son of the House of Maang. He served aboard the space yacht Katon under Captain Alons. [TT p.57]
topaline
(n) A Klingon mineral richly deposited throughout taD. Topaline is used to manufacture atmospheric domes. [DI p.30]
Toq
(proper name) Klingon warrior. He was rescued by Worf from the Carraya system and taken in by the House of Lorgh. Later, he joined the Klingon Defense Force and served abord the IKV K'Lan and the IKV Gelk. He then made the rank of Ensign and assigned to the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. While serving aboard that ship, he challenged and killed Lieutenant Kegren for dishonoring himself and the IKV Gorkon. For his actions, Toq was promoted to Lieutenant and assigned as Second Officer aboard that ship. [DI p.5/7/9-10]
tor'rif
(n) A type of Klingon bread. [KLS p.81]
Toragh
(proper name) Klingon warrior. Toragh was also a blacksmith. He was responsible for making the first bat'leth at the crater of the Kri'stak volcano. [KLS p.235]
Toreth
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as Security Officer aboard the battlecruiser IKV Gal'tagh commanded by Captain Koloth. [INOH p.154]
Torg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Executive Officer to Commander Kruge. He serves as the ships helmsman. [ST III: TSS p.232]
Torghn
(proper name) Son of Kmpok from the House of SepIch. A Klingon warrior and father of Pok. Torghn was killed by a Romulan hunter/killer probe. [STK p.12/p.17/p.60]
Torgis
(proper name) Klingon warrior and personal bodyguard to Kiruc. Torgis was a member of the Kamorh'dag. [FOF p.1]
Torl
(proper name) Klingon - Romulan hybrid from the planet Chal. [TAE p.219]
Torlek
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.273]
Torm
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander of the Klingon warship Kormak. [TST p.18]
Tormin
(n) A rank in the Klingon Security Forces roughly equivalent to a sergeant; comprising first and second rank levels. [PAS p.46]
Tova'dok
(n) A Klingon term refering to a moment of unspoken communication shared between indiviuals during battle. Usually, much meaning is said without the use of words. [TQC: QS p.189]
tran'nuc
(n) A type of Klingon tree used to make hunting bows. tran'nuc wood is from a tree with thorny branches but bears a remarkably sweet fruit that is purple colored. [NWNC p.52/KLS p.93]
trannin
(n) A Klingon herb. Tea which is made from trannin leaves treats certain types of food poisoning. [A p.236]
Treegor
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as a Lieutenant to Karg. [Sa p.181]
triskele
(n) A spaceship battle formation for 3 ships with port engines inward. [TFR p.73]
Trohka
(proper name) Klingon meteorologist. She was sent to Bersallis III to study the firestorms. Trohka was recipient of many awards for her work and was fond of bloodwine. [NWNC p.44]
Tron
(proper name) Klingon warrior and second in command of the battle cruiser Kothulu. He is also the leader of the eight body guards to the Honorable Korby. When Tron poisoned Korby, he was dealt with by having his name taken away. [SZ p.5]
Tseni
(n) A virus that infects food crops. At one time, Tseni was the cause of a major famine in the Klingon Empire. [PAS p.61]
Tsorn
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon planet located on the outer rim of the Empire in a quadrant tangential to Federation space. The planet is mostly covered by deserts of reddish sand and salt flats. The capitol city is Ichidurtsukaitsorn located in the north western part of the main continent. Tirax is from Tsorn. [PAS p.71]
tsungu
(n) A Klingon game that is similar to Chinese chess. [PAS p.52]
Tsuyen
(proper name) Klingon woman who worked as a kitchen maid at the Tahrn Agricultural station. [PAS p.68]
Tukab
(n) Name of a Klingon ship, designation KL94. The Tukab was part of a task force of 7 other ships sent to intercept the Enterprise that was testing a new form of inversion drive. The Tukab was destroyed during its engagement with the Enterprise by colliding with a star. [TWS p.61]
Tupogh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Second in Command of the Doj under Kang. [MBK3-E p.168]
tuq'mor
(n) An overgrowth of plants/trees that creates a canopy over the ground. Taken from the name of an ancient Klingon Goddess, tuq'mor means the "Mother of Curses". [DOH2-AS p.48/p.137]
turach-tai
(n) A native Klingon plant, used in shaman rituals, and to make turach-tai tea. [FH p.280]
Turgis
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as First Officer aboard the space pirate "White Wolf". [Ga p.149]
Turn
(n) Name of a Klingon War College attended by Kurn. [BOP p.107]
Turrok
(proper name) Klingon youth; one of the lost children from the Kapor'At colony. [WD p.33]
Ty'Gokor
(proper noun-place) A heavily fortified planetoid located deep in Klingon space. Ty'Gokor is the most recent location of the Klingon High Command and military headquarters. The Hall of Warriors is located on Ty'Gokor. [NWNC p.49]
Tyrdak
(proper name) Klingon poet. Tyrdak was also the title subject of the poem "Tyrdak the Battleflag". [BOP p.256]
Tyro
(proper name) Name of a member of Govenor Khanty's personel guard. [DOH1-AB p.102]
Tywa
(proper name) Klingon girl about 12 or 13 years old that was befriended by Kang's wife. Tywa was theld-barred (meaning without a family). [PAS p.141]
Ugilh
(proper name) Klingon warrior; the hero of S'fajan Djag. A statue of Ugilh is in the Hall of Warriors at Ty'Gokor. [NWNC p.50]
Ugulan
(proper name) Lead guard of Govenor Khanty's personal protection service called "Rogues". [DOH1-AB p.35]
Uhq'ra
(n) A mountain range on Qo'noS. [KLS p.22]
Ukray'k
(proper name) Klingon female from the House of Warrokh. Daughter of Weyto and mother of Jitakh. [Ga p.94]
Ul'lud
(n) Name of a Klingon battlecruiser commanded by Captain Amagh. The Ul'lud was wrecked when her impulse engines exploded and was later found by the USS Potemkin. [FOF p.81/146]
Unagroth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Unarrh. [KLS p.34]
Unarrh
(proper name) Son of Unagroth. A Klingon warrior and a powerful member of the Klingon High Council. Unarrh headed a conspiracy to overthrow the Gowron government by discrediting Kahless. Unarrh was killed by Worf. [KLS p.34]
uQvam
(proper name) Klingon warrior and one of Gowron's personal guards. [STK p.144]
Urak
(proper name) Klingon warrior and fellow officer of Commander Khoalter. [GW p.236]
Uri Taug
(n) Klingon star system that experienced a phenomenon known as "mass blanking" which destroyed five of it's planets and reduced it's sun to a cloud of gas. [IFS p.18]
Uroph
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Warrokh. Son of Warrokh, father of Weyto. [Ga p.94]
Vagh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and transporter officer aboard General Kellen's cruiser Qul. [IFS p.22]
Valdyr
(proper name) Klingon female; niece of Ambassador Kamarag and a member of his house. She hopes to follow in her uncles footsteps into diplomacy. Her marriage to Lieutenant Karg was arranged by her uncle Kamarag. [Sa p.51]
Vall
(proper name) Klingon warrior with Lieutenant rank serving as Assistant Chief Engineer under Commander Kurak aboard the IKV Gorkon commanded by Captain Klag. Vall would later be named as Emperor of taD succeeding Govenor Tiral. [DI p.62]
Vang
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as technical officer aboard the battlecruiser bIQ'a' veqlarg'a' commanded by Captain Qeyn. [FTD p.254]
Varak
(proper name) An old linehold on Karagh. [GL p.40]
Vasak
(proper name) Klingon name given to Captain Kasak in his youth when he served under Captain Koloth sutai-Lasshar. When Kasak matured and became a warrior, he adopted the name Kasak sutai-Khornezh. [ROE p.42]
Vathraq
(proper name) Lord of a Klingon village and father of Kellein. Vathraq and his entire village were destroyed by Molor's forces for assisting Kahless. [KLS p.69]
Veg
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a crew member of the SoSoy tuj commanded by Cmdr. Kozara. Veg's wife left him following Cmdr. Kozara's failed mission. [SOTL p.93]
vestai
(n) A formal title of address before a person's name or last name. [TFR p.29]
Vheled
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Captain of the bird-of-prey Kad'nra. He is a member of the Gevish'rae and the nephew of Dumeric. He was killed by Grael. [FOF p.42-44/262]
vird'dakaasei
(n) A type of Klingon vibratory disruptor weapon. [TFR p.190]
vitz
(n) A type of Klingon drink. [CCI p.75]
Vladra
(proper name) Female Klingon warrior and Lieutenant serving as Science Officer aboard the battlecruiser Ghargh. Stood by Commander Kral when his older brother, Kbrex, staged a coup. [HH p.35]
Vlare
(proper name) Klingon warrior and communications officer serving aboard the battlecruiser IKS Gr'oth commanded by Captain Koloth. [TEW p.95]
Vo'taq
(n) A Klingon Battlecruiser, K'Tinga class, commanded by Captain K'lavut. [INOH p.10]
Vok
(proper name) Klingon warrior, father of dRacLa and neighbor of Torghn. Vok was an enemy of Gowron, but was killed by Qua'lon, Torghn's younger brother. [STK p.23/p.52]
Vokh
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving aboard the battlecruiser taj commanded by Captain Qeyn with the rank of Lieutenant. [FTD p.263]
Voloh
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Vanguard in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. [TFR p.27]
vorag
(n) A Klingon disease known as vorag fever. An infection that kills rapidly. It is spread by spores that can lie dormant for long periods of time. [In p.65]
Vorkhas
(proper name) Klingon Admiral in charge of the Federation task force investigating the planet Hera. [In p.204]
Vorn
(proper name) A Klingon Emperor, predecessor to Karsht. [GL p.10]
Vortacha
(n) Name of a Klingon warship in the Klingon Defense Force. The Vortacha was destroyed by Cardassian warships. [TWW p.165]
Vrag
(proper name) Name of a Klingon house/family that was banished from the Empire to live out the remainder of their lives on Cha'Xirrac. [DOH2-AS p.51]
Vrenn Rustazh
(proper name) Klingon warrior formally of the House of Gensa where he served as Lancer in the klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann. He was adopted by Kethas into the House of Khemara. Later he served as a naval cadet aboard the IKV Blue Fire. Some years after that, he had his name changed to Krenn Khemara and had it enobled by the Imperial Navy. [TFR p.25]
VutwI' Hech
(n) Name of a Klingon warship. [STKA p.273]
vuv gho
(n) Name of a Klingon devotional object in the home. The centerpiece is oriented in the direction of the birthplace and given to the child on the night before his/her forth birthday in order to be the first thing seen in the morning. [FFS p.60]
w'Han Do
(n) Klingon warrior's strategy where, knowing defeat is inevitable, a warrior will make the decision to attempt to bring down the enemy as well in any way he can. [M1-FTN p.50]
W'lett-Kard
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon star system that is quite remote from the rest of the Empire. The 7th planet is the site of a research station. [MW1 p.158]
Warlog
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander serving as First Officer aboard the Klingon warship Qob'ral commanded by Captain Kestrel. [SNW V:T p.51]
Warrigul
(proper name) The name of Commander Kruge's pet. [ST III: TSS p.99]
Warrokh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and father of Uroph. Deceased progenitor of the House of Warrokh. [Ga p.94]
Weyto
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Warrokh. Son of Uroph and father of Ukray'k. [Ga p.94]
Wijngan
(n) Name of a Klingon racial tier; one of four involved with the Federation in battle for transwarp technology. [B p.244]
Wistor
(proper name) Klingon woman and housemistress to Karradh. Formally she was his wet nurse (nanny). Suspicion surrounds her being appointed housemistress following the death of the previous one. [FOF p.26]
Wolm
(proper name) Klingon female youth; one of the lost children from the Kapor'At colony. Kills Balak with a knife. [WD p.94]
Worf
(proper name) Colonel Worf was a Klingon defense attorney. [ST VI: TUC p.160]
WuHey
(proper name) Klingon warrior. [STKA p.274]
Wurrl
(proper name) Klingon warrior and Commander Keraz's second-in-command. Wurrl was subjected to the same telepathic influence as his commander. During the negotiations on Deneb IV, Wurrl attempted to assassinate Federation Ambassador Sarek. [Sa p.146]
Xator
(proper name) Klingon male and gambler. A primary suspect along with Grouk in the murder of Naralak; a Romulan citizen. [TBG p.15]
xirri
(n) Name given by K'Taran to the native "monkeys" of Cha'Xirrac. [DOH2-AS p.126]
Yaka
(phrase) A Klingon term that means, "Mindless worms". [G p.180]
Yarruq
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a member of the M'tachtar led by Qadar. [MBK3-E p.227]
Yatron
(proper name) Klingon warrior, son of Molor. Yatron was killed by Kahless in battle as he advanced towards Molor's citadel. [KLS p.208]
yay
(n) Name of a Klingon warship commanded by Captain qu'eygh. This ship was attached to the orghenya Hegh Assault Fleet led by Dahar Master Kor during the ghoch SeH campaign against the Gorn. [STKA p.28]
Ykir
(n) Name of a Klingon ship. [MEMA p.38]
Yok'tu
(proper name) Klingon male; son of QI. Yok'tu was the chief designer of the weapons and control systems of the Klingon class battleship "qeylIS betleH". Due to corruption and a greed scandal on the construction of this class of battleship, Yok'tu lost his seat on the High Council. [STKA p.167]
yolok
(n) A type of Klingon earthworm with pincer-like jaws. Yolok worms are white colored and stringy to eat. [KLS p.64/p.94]
Z'breth
(phrase) A Klingon word that is meant to be a very strong expression. [FFS p.139]
Zaidan
(proper name) Son of Kozara. A construction specialist on the Zgoda Fortress outpost. [SOTL p.6/p.92]
zan
(n) A title of address used before a Klingon name. [ROE p.40]
Zan'zi
(n) Name of a Klingon Imperial cruiser, commanded by Captain Jardak. The Zan'zi outguns the K'Tinga class battlecruisers. [INOH p.165]
zantai
(n) A formal title of address before a person's name or last name. [TFR p.106]
Zelasz
(proper name) Klingon xenozoologist from Peneli currently assigned to Kang's battlecruiser. [PAS p.162]
Zgoda
(proper noun-place) Name of a Klingon Fortress outpost. Location where Cmdr. Kozara returned following 7 years in deep space to discover that his only victory proved to be false. [SOTL p. 89]
Zha riest'n
(phrase) A Klingon phrase that means "A pleasant game". [TFR p.199]
Zharn
(proper name) Klingon warrior from the House of Gensa. Served as the Fencer in klin zha kinta between Kethas epetai-Khemara and Mabli vestai-Galann where he had his neck broken. Ankhisek mended the nerves in his neck and re-animated him as special warrior with reflexes four times as fast. [TFR p.27]
Zhoka
(proper name) Klingon warrior serving as a cadet in charge of the enviornmental station aboard the IKV Blue Fire commanded by Captain Kodon. [TFR p.73]
Zibrat
(proper name) Klingon warrior and personal bodyguard to Kiruc. Zibrat was a member of the Kamorh'dag. [FOF p.1]
Zoragh
(proper name) Klingon warrior and crew member of the Kad'nra commanded by Capt. Vheled. He was a member of the Gevish'rae. He was killed by Grael. [PAS p.230/261]
Zoren
(proper name) Klingon warrior and boyhood friend of Kalor. [DC p.84]
Zoth
(proper name) Klingon warrior and member of the Gevish'rae. He is gaining in popularity within that group. [FOF p.5]
Zulish
(proper name) Klingon warrior and a crew member of the SoSoy tuj commanded by Cmdr. Kozara. Zulish was denied a transfer to another ship because he served under Kozara during his failed mission. [SOTL p.93]
Zythal
(n) Name of a Klingon freighter. [DH1: I p.46]

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TQC:QS -- The Q Continuum: Q-Space, 1998. Greg Cox. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-01915-5. [WL]

TR -- The Return, 1997. William Shatner. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-67152609-X [JB, WL]

TRW -- The Romulan Way, 1987. Diane Duane & Peter Morwood. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-63498-4 [JB, WL]

TST -- The Starship Trap, 1993. Mel Gilden. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-79324-1. [JB, WL]

TSW -- The Starless World, 1984. Gordon Eklund. 1st Edition. New York: Bantam Books. ISBN: 0-553-24675-5. [JB]

TT -- The Tempest, 1997. Susan Wright. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-00227-9. [JB, WL]

TTC -- The Trellisane Confrontation, 1984. David Dvorkin. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-67074-3. [WL, JB]

TtM -- Trek to Madworld, 1984. Stephen Goldin. 1st Edition. New York: Bantam Books. ISBN: 0-553-24676-3. [JB]

TWS -- The Wounded Sky, 1983. Diane Duane. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-60061-3. [WL, JB]

TWW -- The Way of the Warrior, 1995. Diane Carey. 1st Edition. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-56813-2. [WL]

U -- Unification, 1991. Jeri Taylor. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-77056-X. [JB, WL]

V -- Vengeance, 1998. Dafydd ab Hugh. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-00468-9. [JB, WL]

WC -- Warchild, 1994. Esther Friesner. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-88116-7. [JB, WL]

WD -- War Drums, 1992. John Vornholt. New York: Simon & Schuster. ISBN: 0-671-79236-9. [JB, WL]

WWE -- World Without End, 1979. Joe Haldeman. New York: Bantam Books. ISBN: 0-523-24174-5. [LMS, JB]

Researchers

JB: Jeanne Berryman (Burlington, VT - USA)

JPA: Joel P. Anderson (St-Paul, Minnesota)

LMS: Lawrence M. Schoen (Flourtown, PA - USA)

WL: Bill Longton (Norwich, CT - USA)

YW: Yens Wahlgren (Linkoping - Sweden)


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