Klingon
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Etymology
- (A fictional proper name) Said to derive from the surname of Wilbur Clingan, who served with Gene Roddenberry in the Police Department.
Pronunciation
- IPA: /ˈklɪŋɑn/
Noun
Klingon
- Member of a fictional alien warrior race in the Star Trek universe, depicted as having distinctive forehead ridges, and a culture based on strict observance of honour, loyalty, and combat.
- Language spoken by (1) during Star Trek movies and episodes.
Related terms
Translations
- Afrikaans: Klingon (2)
- Arabic: كلينغونية (klinghūniya) f (2)
- Bulgarian: клингонски (klingonski) m (2)
- Catalan: klingon m (2)
- Czech: klingonský m (2)
- Danish: klingonsk (2)
- Dutch: Klingon (2)
- Esperanto: klingono (1), klingona (2)
- Finnish: klingon (2)
- French: klingon (1, 2)
- German: Klingone m (1), Klingonin f (1), Klingonisch n (2)
- Modern Greek: Κλίγκον (klíngon) f
- Hebrew: קלינגונית f (2)
- Indonesian: bahasa klingon (2)
- Irish: Tliongáinis (2)
- Italian: klingon m (2)
- Japanese: クリンゴン人 (クリンゴンじん, kuringon jin) (1), クリンゴン語 (クリンゴンご, kuringon go) (2)
- Klingon: tlhIngan (1), tlhIngan Hol (2)
- Lojban: klingon. (2)
- Norwegian: klingonsk (2)
- Polish: klingoński m (2)
- Portuguese: klingon (2)
- Russian: клингонский (klingonskij) m (2)
- Slovene: klingonski m (2)
- Spanish: klingon m (2)
- Swedish: klingonska (2)
- Toki Pona: toki Sinan (2)
- Welsh: klingon (2)
