Words followed by an * or ? are either non-canon or non-verified
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nacelle (n) |
HANDOG |
nag (v) |
BOJ |
name (n) |
POF |
name, call (v) |
POF |
name; code name (n) |
PER YUD |
nanny, governess, nurse (n) |
GOJMOK |
nap (v) |
DUM |
native (n) |
SUF |
naturally produced Kud (n) |
BURG KUD |
navigate (v) |
CIJ |
navigator (n) |
CIJWI' |
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near, be near, nearby, be close (v) |
SUM |
nearly, almost, virtually, not quite (adv) |
XOS |
necessary, be necessary, essential (v) |
UT |
neck (n) |
MOF |
necklace (n) |
GIG |
-need (v-2) e.g., MASOPNIS - we need to eat. |
-NIS |
need, require, demand (v) * |
POQ |
negative angle, be at a negative angle (v) |
TAH |
negotiate (v) |
SUX |
neighbour (n) |
JIL |
nervous, be nervous, uneasy (v) |
BIT |
-ness [SEE –nominalizer (v-9)] |
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netherworld , Gre'thor (where dishonoured go) (n) |
GE''OR |
netherworld, Gre'thor (where dishonoured go) (n) |
GE'TOR |
Neural (n) |
NURAL |
neuralese (n) |
NURALFAN |
neutral zone (n) |
NEHMAH |
never (adv) |
NOT |
nevertheless, even so, however, but (conj) |
'A , 'AC |
new, be new (v) |
CU' |
new invention, latest innovation (n) (slang) see KGT page21 |
CAB CU' |
news, update (n) |
DE' CU' |
next to-area, area beside (n) |
REX |
next year (n) |
WA' NEM |
next, be next (in a series, sequence), be higher (in rank, status) (v) |
VEB |
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nibble, eat small mouthfuls (v) |
NOS |
night (n) |
RAM |
Nimbus III (n) |
NIMBUS WEJ |
nine, 9 (num) |
HUT |
ninth, 9th (num) |
HUTDIC |
nitrogen (n) |
VOQSIP |
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no one, none, nothing (n) |
PAG |
No! (answer to a question) (excl) |
GOBE' |
No!, I won't!, I refuse!, I disagree! (excl) |
QO' |
nobility (n) |
CUQUN |
noise, sound (n) [2/3/99 NEWS group online] |
WAB |
noisy, be noisy (v) |
CUS |
-nominalizer (v-9) (changes verbs with suffixes into nouns equiv: -tion, -ness etc.) e.g., LO'LAHGAC - value (from ‘be valuable') |
-GAC |
none, nothing no one (n) |
PAG |
nonsense song (n) |
DAP BOM |
nonsense, balderdash (n) (slang) |
CAX |
non-specific, be non-specific, be unexceptional (v) |
LE'BE' |
noogie, give (someone) a noogie (v) a noogie involves sharp rapping or powerful grinding by the knuckles of the noogie-er on the head (usually above the forehead, but near the front of the head) of the (unfortunate) noogie-ee. When done properly, it's exhilaratingly painful. |
NUGI' |
noon (n) |
DUFLUQ |
norg, type of animal (shark like sea creature) (n) |
NORG |
normal, be normal/standard¹, be usual (v) [¹BoP Poster / S14] |
MOX |
nose (n) |
GIC |
nose (n) (regional) |
LEY' |
nostril (n) |
XON |
-not (v-R) (general suffix of negation) e.g., COHOHVIPBE' - You are not afraid to kill me <> COHOHBE'VIP -
You are afraid not to kill me. |
-BE' |
not attentive, be not attentive, be distracted, lack focus (v) (slang) |
DAC |
not have, lack, be lacking, be without (v) |
HUX |
not quite, almost, nearly, virtually (adv) |
XOS |
not win (lose) (v) |
LUJ |
not yet (adv) |
WEJ |
nothing, none, no one (n) |
PAG |
notice, discover, find, observe (v) |
TU' |
noun (n) |
DIP |
nova (n) |
PUYJAK |
now (adv) |
DAH |
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number (n) |
MI' |
number suffixes: [SEE separate listings for usage] |
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-once, twice, etc. (in Klingon it is equivalent to ‘times' e.g., two times, three times) |
-LOG |
-ordinal numbers (1st, 2nd, etc.) |
-DIC |
numerous, be numerous¹, be many (v) (when used in a sentence with: PUS it forms a comparative statement) e.g., LA' JAK LAW' YAS JAK PUS - The commander is bolder than the officer. (This further forms a superlative sentence when both
are used with HOC e.g., LA' JAK LAW' HOC JAK PUS - The commander is boldest of all. If the noun following HOC is explicitly plural, it means 'all'. If it is singular, it means ‘each'. [¹TKD in E-K] |
LAW' |
nurse, nanny, governess (n) |
GOJMOK |
nurse (medical) (v) [MSN news group 10/20/98] |
RACWI' |
nut (n) |
NAHLET |
nut, nuts (n) |
NAHLET |
nut; husk, rind, peel (of fruit, nut) (n) |
YUB |
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