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Traditional & Modern Golic Vulcan TRADITIONAL & MODERN GOLIC VULCAN - FEDERATION STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY (компиляция от Агентства Переводов WordHouse) ABBREVIATIONS (anc.) from an ancient source which may or may not be in the Golic linguistic family (IGV) used only in Insular Golic Vulcan (but occasionally as a synonym in TGV & MGV) (LGV) used only in Lowlands Golic Vulcan (but occasionally as a synonym in TGV & MGV) (MGV) used only in Modern Golic Vulcan (NGS) a non-Golic word used by at least some Golic speakers (obs.) considered obsolete to most speakers of Golic Vulcan, but still might be used in ceremonies, literature, etc. (TGV) used only in Traditional Golic Vulcan All other abbreviations are standard dictionary abbreviations. A A'gal \ ɑ - ' gɑl \ -- proton (SST) A'gal-lushun -- proton torpedo Abru-spis -- anticline A'ho -- hello Abru-su'us -- numerator A'rak-, A'rakik \ ɑ - ' rɑk \ -- positive (polarity) Abru-tchakat -- camber (eng., mech.) A'rak-falun -- positive charge Abru-tus -- overload (n.) A'rak-falun-krus -- positive ion Abru-tus-nelayek -- overload suppressor A'rak-narak'es -- positive polarity Abru-tus-tor -- overload (v.) Aberala \ ɑ - be - ' rɑ - lɑ \ -- aerofoil, airfoil Abru-tvi-kovtra -- asthenosphere Aberala-tchakat \ - tʃɑ - ' kɑt \ -- camber (aero.) Abru-vulu -- obtuse angle Aberayek \ ɑ - be - ' rɑ - jek \ -- crane (n.) Abru-yetural-, Abru-yeturalik -- overdriven (adj.) Aberofek \ ɑ - be - ' ro - fek \ -- derrick Abru-zan-mev -- periscope Abevipladau -- dub (v.) Abrukhau -- dominate Abi' \ ɑ - ' bi \ -- until (prep.) Abrumashen-, abrumashenik -- awash Abmarkan-, Abmarkanik -- buoyant Abruneniwau -- supervise Abmarkan'es -- buoyancy Abruneniwausu -- supervisor Abmarkan'es-svitan -- center of buoyancy Abrupik \ ɑ - ' bru - pik \ -- dominant Abomesayik vath-sfek-aus -- arccosecant Abrupodon -- profit (n.) Abomesayik vath-sfek-vel -- arccotangent Abruven-esh-nosh -- orthopnea Abomesayik vath-tavat-zes -- arccosine Absakau -- raid (v.) Abomesayik vul-tavat-zes -- arcsine Absakausu -- raider, marauder Abomesayik weht-sfek-aus -- arcsecant Abu, Abu' -- up Abomesayik wuh-sfek-vel -- arctangent Abu'le \ ɑ - ' bu - le \ -- upward(s) Aborau \ ɑ - bo - ' raʊ \ -- boost (v.) Abu'shi -- aloft Aborau-yon-hashek -- booster rocket Abu'tvau -- swing up Aboraya -- boost (n.) Abu-dvun-, Abu-dvunik -- anabatic (adj.) Aborayek -- booster Abu-pla'dor-hinek -- thoracic vertebra Aborayek-dahshaya -- booster separation Abu-to'ovayak -- stalagmite Abrash \ ɑ - ' brɑʃ \ -- flood (n.) Abu-tor -- erect, put up Abrash-eiktra -- flood plain Abu-vla-nu'leyik -- upside-down (adj.) Abrash-masu -- floodwater(s) Abu-yumaya -- updraft (n.) Abrash-pthak -- antlophobia Abuhish -- upward pressure Abrash-temep -- floodgate Abukhau \ ɑ - bu - ' xaʊ \ -- rule over Abrash-temok -- floodwall Abulau \ ɑ - bu - ' laʊ \ -- increase (v.) Abrash-tor -- flood (v.) Abulik -- vertical (adj.) Abru' \ ɑ - ' bru \ -- above, over (prep.) Abulik sov-razh -- air pocket Abru'es \ ɑ - ' bru - es \ -- dominance Abun-dvunek -- erector (anat.) Abru'mesukh (obs.) -- across Abunaf \ ɑ - bu - ' nɑf \ -- uplink (n.) Abru-ahs|-hinek| -- maxilla (anat.) Abunuhal-tor -- pitch (v., aero.) Abru-kapol-nafek -- adrenal gland Abunuhalan -- pitch (n., aero.) Abru-kar-hinek -- humerus (anat.) Abusalan-, Abusalanik -- upwind (adj.) Abru-mal -- thigh Abuthresha -- throttle up (v.) Abru-mal-hinek -- femur, thighbone Abutsuplau -- surrender (v.) Abru-mes -- crossover (n.) Abutsuplaya -- surrender (n.) Abru-ralashik -- supersonic Abuvenik \ ɑ - ' bu - ve - nik \ -- upright Abru-ralashik ifis-hali -- supersonic transport Achut \ ɑ - ' tʃut \ -- brush (n.) (source/источник: http://www.vli-online.org ) TRADITIONAL & MODERN GOLIC VULCAN - FEDERATION STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY (компиляция от Агентства Переводов WordHouse) Af'traul -- utensil Akanal-, Akanalik -- alienated (adj.) Af'tum \ ' ɑf - tum \ (anc.) -- kitchen Akansu \ ɑ - ' kɑn - su \ -- alien (n.) Afer-tor \ ɑ - fer - ' tor \ -- establish, found (v.) Akarshif \ ɑ - kɑr - ' ʃif \ -- a long time Aferal-, Aferalik -- established, founded (adj.) Akhlami \ ɑ - ' xlɑ - mi \ -- among us Aferteraya -- corporation Akteibuhl \ ɑk - ' teɪ - bʌl , - bʊl \ -- attainment Afsakau -- declare, proclaim Alakolah -- ripple (v.) Afsakaya -- declaration, proclamation Alakolan -- ripple (n.) Agreibau -- torture (v.) Alem \ ɑ - ' lem \ -- salt (n.) Agreibaya -- torture (n.) Alem'es -- saltiness, salinity Ahahr-tukh -- rhenium Alem-flash -- mangrove swamp Ahkh \ ɒ'x , æx \ (anc.) -- war (n.) Alem-kov -- halite, rock salt Ahkh-pidsu -- warlord Alem-masu -- saltwater (n.) Ahkh-zhagralar -- wargames Alem-masu-kastra -- salt(water) marsh Ahkhan \ ɒ'x - ' ɑn , æx - \ -- warfare Alem-sis -- salt depletion Ahkhinahru \ ɒ'x - i - ' nɑr - u , æx - \ (anc.) -- Alem-solek -- saline soil ancient battlefield psionic warrior Alem-suk'muzh -- salt lake Ahkhsu \ ' ɒ'x - su , ' æx - \ -- warrior Alem-tukh -- sodium, natrium Ahklavau -- reveal Alemik -- salty, saline Ahl-tukh -- iridium Alemtra -- sabkha (geol.) Ahm \ ɒ'm , æm \ -- name (n.) Aluk \ ɑ - ' luk \ -- fish (n.) Ahm-rubah -- name change Aluk-kak -- fishbowl Ahm-tor \ ɒ'm - ' tor , æm - \ -- name (v.) Aluk-kelek -- aquarium Ahm-van-kal -- naming ceremony Aluk-kum-fek -- fishing pole Ahn-vahr \ ɒ'n - ' vɒ'r , ɑn - ' vɑr \ (anc.) -- suicide Aluk-kum-kik -- fishhook dagger Aluk-kum-mashali -- fishing boat Ahn-wun \ ɒ'n - ' wun , ɑn - \ (anc.) -- strap-like Aluk-kum-tor -- fish (v.) weapon, often with a weighted end Aluk-kumsu -- fisherman Ahs \ ɒ's , æs \ -- jaw (n.) An-bet (anc.) -- gable (n.) Aht'lahntik Masutra -- Atlantic Ocean An-kharkh \ ɑn - ' xɑrx \ (obs.) -- fear (n.) Aid \ aɪd \ -- contentment An-prele \ ɑn - ' pre - le \ (NGS) -- pain control Aidihn|-| \ ' aɪd - ɪn \ -- contented (adj.) meditation Aifa \ ' aɪ - fɑ \ -- these Andorsu \ ɑn - ' dor - su \ -- Aikum \ ' aɪ - kum \ -- moon (n.) Andorian (person/language) Aikum-ek'duv -- lunar eclipse Ap'hashau \ ɑp - hɑ - ' ʃaʊ \ -- ricochet (v.) Aikum-ha'gel -- moonlight Ap'hashaya -- ricochet (n.) Aikum-shen -- moonrise Apalikau-zehlanaya -- startup sequence Aikum-solek -- lunar regolith Apalikaya -- startup, start-up Aikum-tal -- selenology Apumeskarau -- take a hold of Aikum-tevan -- moonset Ar'ka-halek -- flywheel Ailin-tukh -- gabbro Ar'kada \ ɑr - ' kɑ - dɑ \ -- work (v.) Ain -- garment Ar'kada-lashi -- workstation Aisha \ ' aɪ - ʃɑ \ -- cause (v.) Ar'kada-pthak -- ergophobia Aishan \ aɪ - ' ʃɑn \ -- cause (n.) Ar'kadan \ ɑr - kɑ - ' dɑn \ -- work, chore, task, job Aitlu \ aɪt - ' lu \ -- desire, want (v.) Ar'tu \ ' ɑr - tu \ (anc.) -- project (n.) Aitlun \ aɪt - ' lun \ -- desire, want (n.) Arlanga -- a Vulcan mountain range Ak -- soon Arlanga-tukh -- yttrium Ak'spra \ ' ɑk - sprɑ \ (NGS) -- heretic, unorthodox Aru \ ɑ - ' ru \ (anc.) -- afternoon believer Aru-yem -- dinner, "afternoon meal" Ak'wik \ ɑk - ' wik \ -- surprised (adj.) Asal \ ɑ - ' sɑl \ -- morning Ak'wik-abrash -- flash flood Asal-masu -- dew (n.) Ak'wikman -- surprise (v.) Asal-masu-sfek -- dew point Akali|-| \ ɑ - ' kɑ - li \ -- urgent Asal-masu-thek -- dewdrop Akan|-| -- alien, ecdemic, exotic (not native) Asal-masu-thonek -- drosometer Akan-ha-tal -- xenobiology Asal-yem -- breakfast, "morning meal" Akan-ha-talsu -- xenobiologist Ash'ai \ ɑʃ - ' aɪ \ -- sock, stocking Akan-tor -- alienate Ash'ai-zhel -- garter (source/источник: http://www.vli-online.org ) TRADITIONAL & MODERN GOLIC VULCAN - FEDERATION STANDARD ENGLISH DICTIONARY (компиляция от Агентства Переводов WordHouse) Ash'el \ ɑʃ - ' el \ (MGV) -- shoe (n.) Asklotaya -- blockade (n.) Ash'gelfek -- perch (n.) Asteronau -- attach Ash'kwitayek -- pedal (n.) Asteronau-mof -- clevis pin Ash'ya \ ' ɑʃ - jɑ \ -- foot Asteronaya -- attachment Ash'ya-dukal -- football (the ball), soccer ball Asteronaya-sfek -- attachment point Ash'ya-dukal-torvukh -- football (the sport), soccer Au -- them, they Ash'ya-fam-, ash'ya-famik -- apodal, apodous, Aukh \ aʊx \ -- gypsum footless Ausham \ aʊʃ - ' ɑm \ -- venom Ash'ya-hilek -- spade (n.) Aushfa \ aʊʃ - ' fɑ \ -- animal (n.) Ash'ya-sai-vel -- footwear Aushfa-kelek -- barn, stable Ash'yaidar \ ɑʃ - jaɪ - ' dɑr \ -- footprint (n.) Aushfa-palutunatra -- animal husbandry Ash'yakhut -- slipper (n.) Aushfa-razh -- burrow (n.) Ash-tor -- step, tread (v.) Aushfa-wadi-hatik ha-vel -- epizoon Ash-vel \ ɑʃ - ' vel \ (TGV) -- shoe (n.) Aushfa-tal -- zoology Ashal-, Ashalik -- (be)loved, darling (adj.) Aushfa-talsu -- zoologist Ashal-veh -- beloved, darling, sweetheart (n.) Aushfal'esk -- beast Ashau \ ɑ - ' ʃaʊ \ -- love (v.) Aushfamaluhr \ aʊʃ - ' fɑ - mɑ - lʌr , - lʊr , - lər \ -- Ashau-krel-masu -- love potion animal(istic), beastly, savage (adj.) Ashaun-, Ashaunik -- loving (adj.) Aushfatra \ aʊʃ - ' fɑ - trɑ \ -- fauna Ashausu -- lover Aushfebihk-dva -- totemism (towards an animal) Ashaya-var -- love story Aushkel \ aʊʃ - ' kel \ -- den, lair Ashen-fau-yut -- causeway Avaru (anc.) -- trouble (n.) Ashen-padukau-rala -- elevon Avaru-satalau -- troubleshoot Ashenau \ ɑ - ʃen - ' aʊ \ -- raise, elevate, amplify Avaru-satalausu -- troubleshooter Ashenayek -- elevator (aero., anat.), Avaru-satalaya -- troubleshooting (n.) amplifier (electr.) Avon \ ɑ - ' von \ -- hunger (n.) Ashenek \ ɑ - ' ʃen - ek \ -- exponent (math.) Avon-telik -- hunger (v.) Ashiv-tor -- repeat (v.) Awek|-| \ ɑ - ' wek \ -- private (adj.) Ashivau \ ɑ - ʃi - ' vaʊ \ -- iterate Awek'es -- privacy, solitude Ask'er \ ɑsk - ' er \ -- army Awek-thro-yut -- driveway Ask'ersu -- soldier Awekat-, Awekatik -- solitary Ask'ersu-kelek -- barracks Ayau \ ɑ - ' jaʊ
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