gha'poq |
grapok sauce |
Condiment, often used to bring out the flavor in gagh or racht. |
"Sons and Daughters" (DSN) |
ghISnar |
Grishnar cat |
Small animal, apparently not a very vicious one, though with perhaps a predilection for trying to sound fiercer than it actually is. |
"The Way of the Warrior" (DSN) |
HuDyuQ |
A mountainous planet |
The name derives from the words meaning "mountain" and "planet." |
only in novel |
jeghpu'wI' |
Conquered people |
more than slaves, less than citizens, this status is given to occupants of worlds conquered by the Klingon Empire. |
only in novel |
Qa'Da' |
krada legs |
Food made from the extremities of a krada. |
"The Sound of Her Voice" (DSN) |
ma'to'vor |
Mauk-to'Vor |
A death ritual that allows one who has lost honor to die well and go to Sto-Vo-Kor by being honorably killed by a House-mate or someone equally close. |
"Sons of Mogh" (DSN) |
mong'em |
maneuver |
A parry where you thrust a sword or other edged weapon behind your neck in order to block an attack from the rear. |
only in novel |
qamchIy |
Qam-Chee |
According to legend, an ancient village on Qo'noS where Kahless and Lukara fought a great battle, a major component of their courtship. |
"Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places" (DSN) |
qelI'qam |
Kellicam |
Unit of measurement roughly akin to two kilometers. |
Star Trek III: The Search for Spock |
ramjep |
a bird |
Avian life-form indigenous to Qo'noS that only comes out in the dark. Name literally means "midnight." |
only in novel |
Suto'vo'qor |
Sto-Vo-Kor |
The afterlife for the honored dead, where all true warriors go after they die to fight an eternal battle. The closest Klingon equivalent to heaven. |
"Rightful Heir" (TNG) |
taD |
(name) |
An ice-covered colony planet. The word literally means "frozen." |
only in novel |
tIqleH |
tik'leth |
An edged weapon, similar to an Earth longsword. |
"Reunion" (TNG) |
tay'ghoqor |
Ty'Gokor |
A planet where the induction into the Order of the Bat'leth takes place. |
"Apocalypse Rising" (DSN) |