& Zhilikam t'°Sasu t'6 000 000 Daluhr° eh °Suhadvun-Kosu° As with all advanced cultures, the Vulcans have a great wealth of literature, including genres similar to Terran action dramas, science fantasy and science fiction, although the secret agent genre was rarely explored. The Terran television series The Six Million Dollar Man (1974-78) and its spinoff The Bionic Woman (1976-78), and later films, have had a unique fascination for beings in the Alpha and Beta Quadrants. The Vulcans enjoy this material, because they had a cybernetic period in their history before tissue regeneration. They do raise questions of plausibility, such as many of the bionic leaps by the characters would shatter their pelvis and/or spine on landing (there is no indication these were reinforced). The Vulcans also spotted the continuity error of the crash that injured Steve Austin - he was flying a Northrop HL-10 but the crash is of an earlier Northrop M2-F2.The Six Million Dollar Man was based on the book Cyborg by the one-of-a-kind Martin Caidin, who was considered an extremely skilled pilot and an expert in aeronautics. He occasionally flew aircraft in movies. There has been a rumor that Mr. Caidin was the pilot of the DC-3 in the pilot movie, which would be logical as a tribute to his creating Steve Austin. (The director corresponded with the author in the later years of his life.)The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman . This page does not cover the 2007 reboot of The Bionic Woman . (Names are listed in alphabetical order by title, if any, first name then last name, since names are sorted using the Vulcan standard. Rank abbreviations are sorted as the spelled-out word per Vulcan rules.)
Abduct -- susanem-tor(adj.) -- storil|-|(adj.) ; ahfrikansu (n.) (n.) -- za-krus(government) , svizhak (company) (person) -- svisolaisu(n.) , mokh-tor (v.) (n.) -- sov(device) -- vikayek(n.) -- vikwam(n.) -- rish-mokev(TGV) , kevetsu (MGV) (adj.) ; uhmerikasu (person) (n.) , betau (v.) (n.) -- kar(misspelled "Rameriz" in credits/captions) -- Art Rah'mihrezAthena One -- °Uh'thinuh 1°(adj.) -- shatilal-, shatilalik(adj.) -- shati-, shatik(adj.) ; kvath-vel (n.) (TGV) , kes-yon-klitonik ne-mashali (MGV) (n.) -- sov-dukal(n.) -- foshitaya(elect.) -- kipof(n.) -- shahov(n., ray) -- ha'zehl(animal) -- ber(adj.) -- suhadvun-, suhadvunik(n.) , tsip'donkigau (v.) (v.) -- skathorshau(n.) -- skathorshaya(n.) -- terk(n.) ; thorshkau (v.) (n., aircraft) -- thorshek-hali(n.) -- mashek(n.) , rukau (v.) (n.) ; vohrau (v.) (electr.) -- |raf-|shayek(n.) -- krushaya(command center) -- tash-svitan(n.) -- tersek(v.) -- torvau(n.) -- fosh-kel(n.) , yontau (v.) (n.) -- gonaf(n.) -- elakh(n.) , pasutau (v.) (aircraft) ; tevan-sai-vukhut (parachute) (n.) -- kumalsu(n.) , kum-tor (v.) (n.) -- solektra-hali (automobile) ; halk (amusement park ride, mining tram, etc.) (n.) -- tauk(n.) -- naf-elakh (TGV) , naflakh (MGV) (n.) -- ku-san(n.) -- tvi-shal (TGV) , tvihal (MGV) (n.) , zasahr-tor (v.) (n.) , man-tor (v.) (n.) -- tviyan(n.) -- nu-tum(device) -- tumek(n.) , treshau (v.) (n.) -- aberayek(n.) , tevulau (v.) ; tevul-tor(n.) -- |hali-|sutra(n.) -- buhshausu(n.) , zakar-tor (v.) (device) -- sakihtek(n.) -- sakihtan(extent) -- shiyu(n.) -- gluder-thorshek(n.) -- eshikh(n.) , khrasau (v.) (n.) -- rihk(n.) , ruk-tor (v.) (n.) -- kar-nef(study) ; raf-ar'kada-vellar (equipment) (lift) -- sa'adek(n.) -- kef-yet(most uses) ; visarlah (beings/animals) (geol.) -- hafau-kov s'dvun-le-sumatra(n.) , stron-tor (v.) (n.) , ruk-tor (v.) (n.) -- spolek(n.) -- bezhun(cloth) -- sai-tukh(place) -- kebitra(v.) -- vravshau(n.) -- sa-mekh(n., flame) ; pohshau (v.) (TGV) , pohshek (MGV) (v.) -- nunau(n.) -- yai(act of flying) ; hashalan (trip) (v.) -- hash-tor(n.) -- haf(n.) -- temep(n.) ; plis-tor (v.) (aircraft) -- plisek(n.) -- kin-tukh(n.) -- solektra(n.) -- mah-vel(n.) -- tu'adayek(n.) -- fash(n.) -- kik(n.) -- masmev(n.) -- hors(n.) -- hors-ash'el(n.) -- masmev (liquids) , sov-mev (gases) (n.) -- le-suma(n.) , kwul-tor (v.) (military) ; aip'ro'fori (gathered info) ; kash-to'es (smartness) (n.) -- yis'ra'elsu(n.) ; spen-tor (v.) (n.) -- tal-muv(n.) -- ha'zehlek(missile/rocket) -- spusaya (n.) , spusau (v.) (n.) -- fulag-zhel(v.) -- trasha(n.) -- el'vulmu(n.) -- grei(n., device) ; klachu (n., aiming) ; klacha (v.) (n.) -- ri'is-lof(n.) -- haulat(n.) -- skrol(n.) -- lafosh(n.) -- ko-mekh(n.) -- dah-hali(non-volcanic) ; zul-kunel (volcanic) (med.) -- wel(TGV) , galu-ne-mashali (MGV) (adj.) -- rikashan-, rikashanik(n., med.) -- has-golsu, has-gol'nevsu(med.) ; torskrol (mission) (n.) -- tev-sai(n.) -- shi'yar (urban) ; yartra (wilderness) ; kertra (amusement, mobile home, etc.) (n.) -- pabelk(TGV) , el'ru-pohshek (MGV) (n.) -- to-mesksutra(n.) ; sauribau (v.) (n.) -- shefek (metal) , lapafek (wood)(n.) -- shefek-yut(n.) , sov-mashau (v.) (v., lift) -- ashenau(n.) ; vafun'vlitau (v.) (n.) -- nu'elakhaya(adj.) -- sahr-, sahris(n.) ; tehnaspan-tor (v.) (device) -- vipladayek(n.) , tereragel-tor (v.) (n.) ; teslau (v.) (n.) , korsau (v.) (n.) , kla-hil-tor (v.) (break, time off) -- shom (n.) , shom-tor (v.) (TGV) , da-pohshek (MGV) (n.) -- kar-pohshayek (TGV) , kar-pohshek (MGV) (n.) -- mokuv(n.) , she-tor (v.) (n.) -- yon-hashek(on foot) -- sahrat (n.) , sahr-tor (v.) (adj.) ; ek'man-natuhn (n.) (condition) ; ek'manek (device) (n.) -- shi'oren(n.) , pstha (v.) (adj.) ; tsat (n.) (office assistant) , spanekhartausu (gov't) (n.) -- shai-vashaya(v.) -- dahshau(n.) ; kolau (v.) (n.) -- tipan(n.) -- shi(n.) -- oluhk(n.) ; izhau (v.) (n.) -- guf(room) ; stukh (cosmos) (n.) , kil-tor (v.) (device) -- saralashek(n.) -- threshan(n.) ; zama-tor (v.) (adj.) -- tihet|-|(n.) , palikau (v.) (n.) -- sahriv(n.) -- hishel(n.) -- ne-masu-hali (TGV) , ne-mashali (MGV) |NMH|(adj.) -- mesakh-malat-, mesakh-malatik(n.) -- skonn(n.) , tral-tor (v.) (n.) , abutsuplau (v.) (n.) , skothon-tor (v.) (n.) -- buhshibalsu(n.) -- flash(v.) -- mahal-tor(n.) -- dvelek(n.) -- pasu(v.) -- sabuhash-tor(n.) -- sabuhashan(container) ; wihdzhelek (vehicle) (n.) , les-tor (v.) (n.) -- irak-dvunsu(n.) -- irak-varibek(n.) -- irak-zan-vel(n.) ; nis-tor (v.) (adj.) -- wufik(n.) -- raul(n.) -- kispek(n.) -- leitri(vehicle) -- |pi'|seshayek(n.) -- halakiv(n.) ; ranau (v.) (n.) -- ranaya(TGV) , mehizhau-pohshek (MGV) (n.) , halovau (v.) (n.) -- avaru(v.) -- avaru-satalau(n.) -- avaru-satalaya(v.) -- da-tor(adj.) -- rishasutanik(n.) , is-tor (v.) (n.) -- ek'ri'es(sight) -- gla'es(n.) ; yaretau (v.) (colloquial) , |suk'|zul-kunel (sci.) (n.) , hal-tor (v.) (n.) -- temok(n.) -- vikaya(n.) -- masu (general) ; mon-masu (drinking) (n.) -- igen-va(n.) -- halek(viewport, opening) ; wakuhn (duration of availability) (n.) -- rala(n., elect.) -- raf-elakh(n.) -- mish-vel-raul(n.) , vak-zehl-tor (v.) (n.) , rishihal-tor (v.) Please discard any version of this page you saved or printed priorMarch 9, 2016 . Thank you!All original work on these pages ©1980-2016 by Mark Gardner et al Vulcan Language Institute ™.Star Trek and its related characters are © by Paramount Pictures/CBS Paramount Television.The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman are © by Universal City Studios, Inc.In Memory of Martin Caidin, Martin Balsam, Darren McGavin, Glen A. Larson, 
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