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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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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]

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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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