Zhilikam t'°Muhnstuhrlar°° °
In their long history, the Vulcans never had a form of entertainment like horror movies or television programs. Horror comedies are an almost uniquely Terran thing, although the Klingons and several other cultures had something like them. The Munsters television series and movies of 20th Century Earth, centered on the unusual characters in a family who thought they were normal. Vulcans find it hard to understand the Terran horror and comedy genres, and have an extremely difficult time undertanding the off-beat or dark humor in these works, despite years of studying them.Below you will find a sampling of vocabulary that you might find associated with the world of The Munsters in print and video. (Names are listed in pure alphabetical order by title, if any, first name then last name, since names are sorted using the Vulcan standard here.) Abnormal -- ritsuri|-|(n.) -- aushfa(n.) -- fo-wein(TGV) , ne-tvihal (MGV) (n., animal) -- baht(n.) -- sar-tak(n.) -- kus-vakh(n.) -- wu-ku-san(n.) -- dunap(n.) , shau (v.) (n.) -- asal-yem(n.) -- zerm(n.) , yontau (v.) (n.) -- gonaf(n.) -- kraisek(n.) -- ha'fek(n.) -- lates-fek(TGV) , naflakh (MGV) (n.) -- meil-tukh(n.) -- spahk(n.) -- to-sai(n.) -- spaiduhr-vis(TGV) , tevikeh (MGV) (n.) -- sai'avukem(n.) , treshau (v.) (n.) , rihnchau (v.) (n.) , raspiis-tor (v.) (n.) , tam-tor (v.) (n.) -- kli(adj.) -- tevik(n.) -- yokul-tashan(v.) -- hil-tor(v.) -- sahil-tor(n.) -- pasut(n.) , run-tor (v.) (n.) -- grazhiv(n.) ; vavuh (v.) (n.) -- yu-mur(n.) -- dzhelu(n.) , stron-tor (v.) (adj.) ; ek'rasah (n.) (n.) -- spolek(n.) -- limuk(n.) -- sa-mekh(n.) -- tem(n., rasp) ; shetheshau (v., use a rasp) (n.) -- yon(n.) -- ihsek(n.) -- thrah (general) ; t'hai'la (close/intimate) (n.) -- temep(n.) -- masuksu(spectacles) -- |bezhun-|zaneshu(n.) -- shi'vukhut(n.) -- solektra(n.) -- mah-vel(n.) -- harp(n.) -- patam(adj.) -- ip-, ipik(n.) -- razh(n.) -- ha-kel(n.) -- fash(n.) -- kik(n.) -- hors(n.) -- kelek(n.) , vlur (v.) (n.) -- le-suma(n.) -- el'ru-dvun-masuyik mah-vel(n.) -- ahs(v.) -- stau(n.) , shok-tor (v.) (n.) -- kuhr(ancient term) , shi'dunap (old term) , shi'kitalu (modern term) (n.) , klacha (v.) (adj.) -- paki-, pakik(n.) , ashau (v.) (n.) -- zaipos(n.) -- besan(n.) -- limein(n.) -- haulat(n.) -- misuhl'to(n.) , nau (v.) (humanoid) , ul'esk (anything else) (n.) -- aikum(n.) -- ko-mekh(n.) -- dah-hali(n.) , riyeht-stau (v.) (adj.) -- malat-, malatik(n.) -- talu(n.) -- behsu(n.) -- vis(n.) -- relkoh(n., instrument) -- orguhn |molu-ralash-tanaf'mavek|(n.) -- kras-bikuv(hand) -- ku(n.) -- fabehalan(n., writing) -- neshuk-fek(TGV) , el'ru-pohshek (MGV) (n.) -- gisam(n.) -- donkuf(n.) , sov-mashau (v.) (person) -- tomasu(weapon) -- kar-pohshayek (TGV) , kar-pohshek (MGV) (n.) -- mokuv(n.) -- dvar(n.) -- kamu(n.) -- roz(n.) -- sa'haf(n.) -- |skek-|ulidar(n.) ; shei (v.) (n.) , pstha (v.) (n.) -- duv(n.) , hilekau (v.) (TGV) , hinektra (MGV) (n.) -- vuzh(n.) -- izh(n.) -- tilek(v.) -- lipruh(n.) , rakusau (v.) (n.) -- sahriv(n.) -- rifainusu(v.) -- ak'wikmun(n.) -- flash(n.) -- pasu(n.) -- harr(n.) -- irak-varibek(n.) -- irak-zan-vel(n.) , rahm-tor (v.) (n.) -- wak(n.) , agreibau (v.) (n.) -- leitri(n.) , pash-tor (n.) (n.) -- odon(n.) -- Hehni il Skasaya(n.) -- khaf-monsu(n.) -- temok(n.) -- el'ahn(n.) -- ukram(n.) -- skek(sport) -- vo'ek-pukan
Please discard any version of this page you saved or printed priorFebruary 22, 2016 . Thank you! All original work on these pages ©1980-2016 by Mark R. Gardner et al Vulcan Language Institute ™.Star Trek and its related characters © by Paramount Pictures/CBS Paramount Television.This page is dedicated to the memory of Fred Gwynne, Al Lewis,Click for Second Season Opening Theme 
°
