Related Terminology
Zhilikam t'°Reh-Mallar° heh Tomalik
°°

As with all advanced cultures, the Vulcans have a great wealth of literature, including genres similar to Terran science fiction. The world of The Tripods captivates the peoples of the Alpha and Beta Quadrants, due to the fact that many planets have histories of alien invasions. The 20th Century C.E. British television series, based on three novels by John Christopher about a post-alien invasion Europe in the late 21st Century C.E., is still enjoyed to this day, although the third book was never filmed, leaving the story incomplete. After the television series, the author wrote a prequel novel to the trilogy.

Below you will find characters and terminology associated with The Tripods and the books it was based on. (Names are listed in pure alphabetical order by title/rank, first name then last name, using the Vulcan standard.) Since the author was English and the television series was a British production, we have provided the British spelling of some terms.

Abandoned building -- ek'trashal-kel
Abandoned city -- ek'trashal-kahr
Abuse -- tamadaya (n.), tamadau (v.)
Access -- thro (n.), thro-tor (v.)
Accompany -- sailau
Activate -- vitorau
Activation -- vitoraya
Activity -- toran
Ada Parker -- Eiduh Parkuhr
Adult (n.) -- to'oveh
Adventure (n.) -- dailissak
Afraid -- kwes|-|
Africa -- Ahfrikuh
African -- ahfrikan-, ahfrikanik (adj.); afrikansu (n.)
Aftermath -- po-wak
Afternoon -- aru
Age -- ya'shakhuv (n.); ya'shakhvau (v.)
Aggression -- kresan
Aggressive (adj.) -- kres-, kresik
Agriculture -- urokasaya
Air (n.) -- sov
Aircraft -- sov-hali
Airfield -- shi'sov-hali
Airlock -- fna-svep
Airplane -- sov-hashek
Alarm (n.) -- vikaya (warning); vikayek (device)
Alcohol -- naliveh
Ali Pasha -- Ali Pasha
Alien -- akan|-| (adj.); akansu (n.)
Alone -- sa'awek
Alton -- Al'tuhn
America -- Uhmerikuh
American -- uhmerikan-, uhmerikanik (adj.); uhmerikasu (person)
Anchor -- mavohrek (n.); mavohrek-tor (v.)
André -- An'drei
Anger -- reshan (n.), resha (v.)
Angry -- reshnek|-|
Animal (n.) -- aushfa
Ankle -- mal-nik
Answer -- kilko|-srashiv| (n.), kilko-tor (v.)
Antenna -- kash-gel
Anvil -- mah-vihpan
Apocalypse -- ek'koshvar
Appear -- saudau
Appearance -- saudaya
Appetite -- yeht-avon
Apple (n.) -- ahpuhl
Approach -- betaya (n.), betau (v.)
Approval -- messaya
Approve -- messau
Area -- shal
Arm (n.) -- kar
Armour (n.) -- fo-wein
Army (n.) -- ask'er
Arrival -- lashan
Arrive -- lasha
Arrow -- kliton
Asia -- Eizhuh
Asian -- eizhyat-, eizhyatik (adj.); eizhuhsu (n.)
Assist (v.) -- gol-tor
Assistance -- golan
Astronomer -- yel-talsu
Astronomy -- yel-tal
Atmosphere -- sovtra
Atomic bomb -- galu-thorshek
Atomic power -- galu-tepul
Attack -- nashiv (n.), nashiv-tor (v.)
Aunt -- ko-kuk
Avoid -- pretenamau
Aware -- opul-, opulik
Ax(e) -- la'ash
Axle -- da-fek

Baby (n.) -- kan-bu
Bag (n.) -- sa'haf
Balloon (n.) -- sov-dukal
Bandage (n.) -- zhumav
Banner (n.) -- hai-fan
Barge (n.) -- tus-hali
Barmaid -- ko-dvinsu t'naliveh-kel
Barn -- aushfa-kel
Basket -- ki'haf
Bath -- wu'sibav
Bathe -- wu'sibau
Battle (n.) -- faukh
Beach (n.) -- shahov
Beard -- hisahk
Beautiful -- vaksurik
Beer -- bihr
Bell (n.) -- kus-vakh
Bellows (n.) -- sov-lerakhovau-vel
Belt (n.) -- san-zhel
Bird -- kushel
Birthday -- gad t'keshtan
Bishopstoke -- Bihsuhp'stok
The Black Guard -- Nesh-Kur Klashausutra
Black Guard Captain -- Ot-Lan t'Nesh-Kur Klashausutra
Blacksmith (n.) -- shek-zhuksu
Blade (n.) -- |wun-|mor
Blanket (bedding) -- yuk-sai
Blast -- thorshaya (n.), thorshau (v.)
Bleed -- khafau
Blind (adj.) -- glan-fam-, glan-famik
Blood -- khaf
Blow up (v., explode) -- thorshau
Blue light -- pla-kur ha'gelet
Boat -- pi'mashali
Body -- vukhut
Boll -- Bol
Bone (n.) -- hinek
Book (n.) -- dunap
Borman -- Bor'man
Bow (n.) -- khom-krus (ship); kes-wun (weapon)
Bowl (n.) -- yerak
Box (n.) -- natuhn
Boxcar -- natuhn-hali
Boy -- sa-kan
Brain (n.) -- shi'nahp (TGV); shad (MGV)
Brave (adj.) -- karplakik
Bravery -- karplak
Bread -- kap
Break -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Breath -- esh
Breathe -- esh-tor
Bridle -- hors-patam-kuzhet
Brigitte -- Brizhit
Brimley -- Brihm'li
Broom -- fnash-vel
Building (n.) -- kel
Bullet -- mesk-pohshulek
Burial -- visolektaya
Burn -- yontaya (n.), yontau (v.)
Bury -- visolektau
Butcher (n.) -- kahm-neshsu
Butter (n.) -- thyar
Button (n.) -- gonaf
Buy (v.) -- mahr-tor

Cabinet -- tsorayek
Calm (adj.) -- hayal|-|
Camel -- kahmuhl
Camp (n.) -- bladzh
Campfire -- bladzh-yon
Candle (n.) -- ha'fek
Cap (n.) -- |patam-|visk
Capping ceremony -- viskan-van-kal
Capping Day -- Gad t'Viskan
Captain Curtis -- Khart-Lan Kuhrtihs
Carlo -- Kar'lo
Carpenter -- lapan-zupsu
Carriage -- rom-hors-hali
Carry (v.) -- lesh
Cart (n.) -- hal
Casimir -- Kasihmihr
Castle -- klomak
Catch -- kum (n.), kum-tor (v.)
Cathedral -- |ma|suk-shi'kon
Cave -- tauk
Cavern -- suk'tauk
Celebrate -- pudorilau
Celebration -- pudorilaya
Cemetery -- vukhut-ker
Central America -- Svitan-Uhmerikuh
Ceremony -- van-kal
Chain (n.) -- naf-elakh (TGV), naflakh (MGV)
Chair (n.) -- ku-san
Chamber (n.) -- tvi-shal (TGV), tvihal (MGV)
Chamomile tea -- tchai t'kahmuh'mail
Champion (n.) -- skilamu
Change -- rubah (n.), rubai (v.)
Charlotte -- Shar'luht
Chase -- zasahr (n.), zasahr-tor (v.)
Chateau Ricordeau -- Shato Rikordo
Cheese -- thuhk
Chemin de fer -- shefek-yut
Cherry (n.) -- tcheri
Chicken -- tchihkihn
Child -- kan
Chimney -- vuzh-mev
Choke (v.) -- khluhkau
Christmas -- Krihst'muhs
Christmas Feast -- Gadzhak t'Krihst'muhs
Christophe -- Kristof
Circus -- suhrkuhs |suk'sai-kel-gluvaya|
City -- kahr
Climate -- ek'nosh
Clock (n.) -- wak-vel
Close -- be-, beik (adj.); ikap-tor (v.)
Clothes, Clothing -- sai-vel
Cloud (n.) -- wan
Coast (n.) -- gef
Coat (n.) -- to-pal
Coffee -- kafi
Cognosc -- Konyosk
Collapse -- nushaya (n.), nushau (v.)
Come -- sarlah
Commander Goetz -- Khartausu Gohts
Companion -- besu
Compass (n.) -- seshan-kharat-thonek
Comte de la Tour Rouge -- Sa-Thol'kor t'Yon-Kur Kispek
Comte de Ricordeau -- Sa-Thol'kor t'Rikordo
Comte de Saclay -- Sa-Thol'kor Sak'lai
Comtesse de la Tour Rouge -- Ko-Thol'kor t'Yon-Kur Kispek
Comtesse de Ricordeau -- Ko-Thol'kor t'Rikordo
Conquer -- ek'neikau
Construct -- torvau
Construction -- torvaya
Contest (n.) -- tordvekuhlaya
Continent -- ek'kovtra
Control -- tash (n.), tash-tor (v.)
Corrode -- meilokul
Corrosion -- meilokulan
Cottage -- velikel
Cough -- huhsh (n.), huhsh-tor (v.)
Council -- shikh-orna
Country (nation) -- shasol
Cousin -- ko-niht (female), sa-niht (male)
Coward -- rikarplaksu
Crash -- tevul (n.); tevul-tor (v.)
Creature -- hafa
Cremate -- vukhut-yontau
Cremation -- vukhut-yontaya
Crops -- urozh
Crossbow -- dvudau-kes-wun
Crumble (v.) -- snaipau
Crystal -- khush
Cup -- monek
Cupboard -- tsorayek
Cut -- nesh (n.), nesh-tor (v.)

Dance -- tam (n., act of dancing), tamat (n., event); tam-tor (v.)
Daniel Montagnon -- Danyel Montanyon
Darkness -- mu'gel'es
Dawn (n.) -- gad-keshtan
Day -- gad
Dead (adj.) -- tevik
Debris -- guhsh|-tukh|
Deceit -- tehs
Deceive -- tehs-tor
Deck (n.) -- lan-tol
Defence -- fosh
Defend -- fosh-tor
Defender -- foshsu
Denial -- wafaya
Deny -- wafau
Die (v.) -- tev-tor
Dineka -- Di'neika
Dinner -- aru-yem
Disaster -- koshvar
Disobey -- riyeyikau
District -- kahkrus
Dive -- taul (n.), taul-tor (v.)
Diversion -- mutaya
Dog -- dag
Dome (n.) -- ub
Donkey -- danki
Door -- svep
Dorfen -- Dorfuhn
Dorrie -- Dori
Drink -- mon (n.), mon-tor (v.); mon-tukh (beverage)
Drop (n.) -- set (fall); nut (lowering) Drop (v.) -- set-tor (let fall); nu-tor (lower)
Duc de Sarlat -- Duk duh Sar'lat |Sa-Shasol'kor t'Sar'lat|
Dust (n.) -- grazhiv

Earth -- Terra
East -- she'rak
Edge (n.) -- rihk
Effect -- daya
Effort -- urgam
Egg (n.) -- yu-mur
Electricity -- raf-tepul
Eloise de Ricordeau -- Elo'iz de Rikordo
Elude (v.) -- savlau (evade); stron-tor (escape)
Embark -- fihal-tor
Embarkation -- fihalan
Emerge (v.) -- sasarlah
Emergency -- kef-, kefik (adj.); kef-yet (n.)
Empty (adj.) -- herbosh|-|
Enclose -- vi'ikap-tor
Enclosure -- vi'ikap-shal
Encounter -- snagel (n.), snagel-tor (v.)
England -- Engluhnd, Ingluhnd
English -- eingel-, eingelik (adj.); eingelsu (language)
The English Channel (La Manche) -- Eingel-Mashyut
Englishman -- sa-engluhndsu
Englishwoman -- ko-engluhndsu
Enter -- svi-tor (most uses); visarlah (beings/animals)
Evade -- savlau
Evasion -- savlaya
Exit -- ruken (n.), ruk-tor (v.)

Fabric (cloth) -- sai-tukh
Face (n.) -- limuk
Family -- pi'maat
Far -- irak|-|
Farm -- uroshal (n.); uroshitau (v.)
Farm animal -- uroshal-aushfa
Farmer -- uroshitausu (TGV), uroshalsu (MGV)
Farmhouse -- uroshal-kelek
Fear -- pthak (n.), ptha (v.)
The Feast of the Games -- Gadzhak t'Zhagralar
Fence (n.) -- tem
Festival (n.) -- gad-muf
Fever -- tau
Field (n.) -- solai
Fight -- puk (n.), puk-tor (v.)
Finger (n.) -- ozh
Fiona -- Fi'onuh
Fire -- yon (n., flame); pohshau (v.)
Fireplace -- yon-sha'ti
Fish (n.) -- aluk|lar|
Flag (n.) -- haifan
Flame (n.) -- yai
Flash -- kahat (n.), kahai (v.)
Flower (n.) -- svai
Fly (v.) -- hash-tor
Food -- yem-tukh
Force -- nekwitaya (n.), nekwitau (v.)
Forest -- laptra
Forgive -- pabukh-tor
Forgiveness -- pabukh'es
Fragment (n.) -- karf
France -- Frans
Frau Heinitz -- Ko-Osu Hainihts
Freedom -- el'es
French -- frans-, fransik (adj.); fransei (language)
Frenchman -- sa-franssu
Frenchwoman -- ko-franssu
Friend (n.) -- thrah (general); t'hai'la (close/intimate)
Fritz Eger -- Frihts Eiguhr
Furniture -- kvedular

Game (n.) -- zhagra
The Games -- Zhagralar
Games Captain -- Ot-Lan t'Zhagralar
Gap (n.) -- haf
Garden (n.) -- bah-ker
Gas (oxygen, etc.) -- pa-tukh
Gas bubble -- pa-tukh-duk
Gate (n.) -- temep
Georg -- Gei'org
German -- doich-, doichik (adj.), doich (n., language), doichsu (n., person)
Germany (Deutschland) -- Doich'land, Dzhuhrmuhni
Gino -- Dzhino
Girl -- ko-kan
Glacier -- |dvun-|le-sumatra
Glass (n.) -- makh (material); mashuyek (container)
Glasses (spectacles) -- |bezhun-|zaneshu
Glow -- min (n.), min-tor (v.)
Grass -- yar
Grave (n.) -- shi'vukhut (TGV), shi'visolektaya (TGV)
Gravity -- nu-seshan
Greeting (n.) -- na'shaya
Ground (n.) -- solektra
Gun (n.) -- pohshayek (TGV), pohshek (MGV)

Hand (n.) -- el'ru
Hand grenade -- |el'ru-|lehm-thorshek
Hans -- Hans
Happen -- pavesh-tor
Happiness -- kunli'es
Happy -- kunli|-|
Harbor (n.) -- oklit
Hate -- fnu-ven (n.); fnu-vei (v.)
Heal -- hakau
Healer -- hakausu
Helen -- Heluhn
Henry Parker -- Hen'ri Parkuhr
Herr Krummel -- Osa Kruhmuhl
Hidden (adj.) -- ip-, ipik
Hide (v.) -- ip-sut
High (adj.) -- pid|-|
History -- vesht-var
Hit -- kwul (n.), kwul-tor (v.)
Hold -- meskaraya (n.); meskarau (v.)
Holiday -- ovaigad
Home (n.) -- ha-kel
Horse -- hors
Hostage -- nameskaralsu
Hostile (adj.) -- rithraht-, rithrahtik
Hunger -- avon (n.); avon-telik (v.)

Ice (n.) -- le-suma
Identity -- sha'es
Impossible -- ri-tor-yehat
Injure -- dash-tor
Injury -- dash
Inn -- hafa'el
Intent(ion) -- wedzh
Interrogation -- todeshkaya
Interrogate -- todeshkau
Interrogator -- todeshkausu
Invade -- vishasplotau
Invader -- vishasplotausu
Invasion -- vishasplotaya
Invent -- fereik-tor
Invention -- fereik-vel
Inventor -- fereiksu
Island -- vikuvtra

Jack Leeper -- Dzhahk Lipuhr
Jacket (n., coat) -- kopal
Jacques -- Zhak
Jar (n., container) -- kak
Jean-Paul "Beanpole" Deliet -- Zhan-Pol >Bin'pol< Deli'ei
Jeanne -- Zhan
Jeannie -- Dzhini
Jewelry -- ek'zeru
Joe Beith -- Dzho Bith
John Parker -- Dzhan Parkuhr
Joy -- mak
Judge (n.) -- to-go-rasathausu
Juggle -- el'rukuvtau
Juggler -- el'rukuvtausu
Julius -- Dzhuliuhs
Jungle -- nu'ri-masu-laptra

Katrina -- Kuh'trinuh
Keep (v.) -- potau
Key (n.) -- tal-muv
Kieran -- Kihruhn
Kill (v.) -- stau
King (n.) -- sa-te'krusu (general term); Sa-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
Kingdom -- te'kortra
Kirsty -- Kihrsti
Kiss -- shok (n.), shok-tor (v.)
Kitchen -- af'tum, shi'fasan
Knight -- ohorssu
Knowledge -- fai-tukh

Lack -- fam (n.), fam-tor (v.)
Ladder -- pu'uth
Lady May -- Okosu Mei
Lake -- suk'muzh
Late -- tab-ma
Launch -- spusaya (n.), spusau (v.)
Law -- to-gav
Leather -- duf
Lesson -- tupa
Life -- ha'kiv
Light -- ha'gel (n.); ha'gelet (something that gives light)
Liquor -- omonel
Lock -- klachek (n., device); klacha (v.)
Look (v.) -- glazhau
Lose -- pak-tor
Loss -- pak
Lost (adj.) -- paki-, pakik
Love -- ashaya (n.), ashau (v.)
Luck -- guhngi
Lucy -- Lusi

Machine (n.) -- mish-vel
Madame Fatima -- Okosu Fa'tima
Madame Vichot -- Okosu Visho
Master -- trensu
Master West 468 -- Trensu West 468
Mattock -- hil-la'ash
Meat -- kahm
Mimi -- Mimi
Monsieur Dubois -- Osa Du'bwa
Monsieur Guernichet -- Osa Gerni'shei
Monsieur Vichot -- Osa Visho
Moon (n.) -- aikum
Moonlight -- aikum-ha'gel

Name (n.) -- ahm
Neck (n.) -- talu
Need -- bolaya (n.), bolau (v.)
Net (n.) -- vis
Night -- mu'yor
Nikki -- Nihki
Noise -- ralash
North -- desh'rak
Nuclear power -- galu-tepul
Nurse (n., med.) -- has-golsu, has-gol'nevsu

Oar (n.) -- fel
Obedience -- yeyik'es
Obey -- yeyikau
Observation -- glantaya
Observe -- glantau
Observer -- glantausu
Ocean -- masutra
Officer -- lansu
Open -- tu'ash-, tu'ashik (adj.); tu'ash (v.)
Opponent -- hahf
Orchard -- lap-bah-ker
Oven -- fasek
Ozymandias -- Azi'mandiuhs

Pain (n.) -- kusut
Paris, France -- Pari - Frans, Perihs - Frahns
Pasture (n.) -- yaritra
Peace -- sochya
People (n.) -- sular; sutra
Pepe -- Pepei
Petra -- Petruh
Pierre -- Pi'er
The Pit -- Hilal-Razh
Platform -- skaf
Plow, Plough -- zahz (n.), zahz-tor (v.)
Plum (n.) -- pluhm
Pocket (n.) -- ul'haf
Pool (n.) -- muzh
Power -- tepul (n.), tepuh (v.)
Power Master -- Tepul-Trensu
Pressure (n.) -- vihish
Prisoner -- yefansu
Problem -- wat
Pull -- seshaya (n.), seshau (v.)
Pump -- spol (n.), spol-tor (v.)
Pursue -- zasahr-tor
Pursuit -- zasahr
Pyramid -- rekun

Queen (n.) -- ko-te'krusu (general term); Ko-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
Question -- deshker (n.), deshkau (v.)
Quiet -- hizhuk (adj.); hizhaya (n.); hizhau (v.)

Race (n.) -- sahrvukh
Radiation -- |galu-|saya
Radio -- sauribayek (n.); sauribau (v.)
Railing (n.) -- shefekus
Railroad -- shefek-yut
Railroad engine/locomotive -- shefek-seshayek
Railroad tracks -- haliku-shefeklar, shefekiyu
Rain -- sov-masu (n.), sov-mashau (v.)
Ralph Parker -- Rahlf Parkuhr
Ramon -- Ra'mon
Ramp -- thro-vul|ek|
Raquel -- Ra'kel
Ray -- ha'zehl
Reach (v.) -- pulau
React -- folau
Reaction -- folaya
Region -- shal
Rescue -- korsaya (n.), korsau (v.)
Reunion -- va'ash-kaunshaya
Reunite -- va'ash-kaunshau
Ride -- faut (n., vehicle, horse, etc.); fau-tor (v.)
Rise -- shen (n.), she-tor (v.)
Risk -- dvar (n.), dvar-tor (v.)
River -- pilash
Rotate (v.) -- da-tor
Rotation -- dan
Rudi -- Rudi
Ruins (n.) -- yigahdelu
Ruki -- Ruki
Rumney -- Ruhm'ni
Run (on foot) -- sahrat (n.), sahr-tor (v.)
Runner -- sahrsu
Rye (n.) -- rai

Safe (adj.) -- ek'man-, ek'manik
Safety (n.) -- ek'man'es
Sail -- mashalo-thalv (n.); mashalovau (v.)
Sailing ship -- mashaloli
Sailor -- masutrasu, mashalovausu
Salt -- alem
Scalp (n.) -- patam-ek'wadi
Scan -- glashaya (n.), glashau (v.)
School (n.) -- shi'oren
Science -- ek'tal
Scissors -- el'neshek
Sea -- masutra
Seat (n.) -- ku-san
Seb -- Seb
Servant -- dvinsu
Sew -- og-tor
Shadow (n.) -- duv
Shelagh -- Shiluh
Ship (n.) -- masu-hali (TGV), mashali (MGV) |MH|
Shirt -- sav'el
Shoe (n.) -- ash'el
Shoot (v.) -- pohshau
Siegfried -- Zig'frid
Sigmund -- Zig'mund
Signal -- glantokaya (n.), glantokau (v.)
Sing (v.) -- uralau
Singer -- uralausu
Sir Geoffrey -- Osu Dzhefri
Sky -- igen
Slave (n.) -- kafeh
Slave master -- kafeh-trensu
Sleep -- yuk (n.), yuk-tor (v.)
Smoke (n.) -- vuzh
Snow -- izh (n.); izhau (v.)
Soap -- pu-tukh
Soil (n.) -- solek
South -- khu'rak
Spaceship -- stukh-hali
Spade (n.) -- ash'ya-hilek
Speyer -- Shpai'uhr
Sphere -- ek'kal
Sphere Arena -- Ek'kal-Mav-Shal
Sphere Chase -- Ek'kal-Zasahr
Steal (v.) -- vazgau
Stop -- pehkaya (n.), pehkau (v.)
Street -- kahr-yut
Subway (Matro, Underground) -- ne|solektra|-shefek-yut
Superstition -- guhn'reidva
Supper -- mu'yor-yem
Surface (n.) -- skonn
Survival -- rishan
Survive -- rish-tor
Survivor -- rishalsu
Switzerland (Schweiz, Suisse, Svizzera) -- Hel'vishuh-Teraya |Shvaits, Swis, Svitsera, Swihtsuhr'luhnd|
Sword -- shek

Table (n.) -- pasu
Take off -- sabuhash-tor (aero.); sashitau (remove)
Take over (v.) -- enem-tor tash
Takeoff (n.) -- sabuhashan
Takeover -- tash-enem
Tale -- var
Tavern -- naliveh-kel
Teacher -- |o|savensu
Teenager -- leh-ya'shakhuvsu
Tent (n.) -- sai-kel
Tentacle -- riyeht-kar
Thank (v.) -- itaren
Threat -- nan
Threaten -- nan-tor
Tirol -- Ti'rol
Touch -- esta (n.); estuhl (v.)
Town -- kahr
Transmit -- sasau
Transmitter -- sasayek
Trautwein -- Traut'vain
Tripod (n.) -- reh-mal
Turn -- da (n.); da-tor (v.)

Ulf -- Uhlf
Umberto -- Um'berto
Use -- is (n.), is-tor (v.)

Vagrant (n.) -- riha-kelsu
Vagrant Chief -- Feihan t'Riha-Kelsular
Valley -- ku-li
Vessel (ship) -- hali
Vibrate -- bluhmbau
Vibration -- bluhmbaya
Victim -- kyesu
Victory -- skil
View -- zan (n.), zan-tor (v.)
Vineyard -- greip-ker

Wagon -- hors-hali
Walk -- lates (n.); lateh (v.)
Water -- masu (general); mon-masu (drinking)
Weak (adj.) -- kobat|-|
Weapon -- wun
West -- tev'rak
Wheat -- wit |kap-yar|
Wheel (n.) -- halek
The White Mountains (The Alps) -- Wan-Kur Suk'Kunellar
Wild boar -- kwai-bor
Will Parker -- Wihl Parkuhr
Wind (n.) -- salan
Windmill (n.) -- salan-grazhakel
Wine -- vin
Wisdom -- kau
Woman -- kosu
Wood (n.) -- lapan
Worry -- kvichaya (n.), kvichau (v.)
Wrong (adj.) -- riyeht|-|
Württemberg -- Vuhrtuhm'berg

Yard (n.) -- ker
Yarn -- strachau-elakh
Yell -- saul (n.), saul-tor (v.)
Yvette -- I'vet

Zerlina -- Zer'linuh

Please discard any version of this page you saved or printed prior
to March 4, 2016. Thank you!




All original work on these pages ©1980-2016 by Mark R. Gardner et al
operating as the Vulcan Language Institute™.

Star Trek and its related characters are © by Paramount Pictures/CBS Paramount Television.
The Tripods trilogy of books © by John Christopher.
The Tripods television series © by BBC.

This page is dedicated to author Sam Youd (a.k.a. John Christopher) (1922-2012) and
actress Charlotte Long (1965-84), who died from a car accident days before her 19th birthday.