| Vulcan | English | Description | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| tik | each | each | parts of speech |
| nayik | eager | eager | |
| kaluk | ear | ear [body part] | body part |
| kaluk-kusut | earache | earache | medicine |
| zhu-nalatra-tin | eardrum | eardrum; tympanic membrane separating the middle ear from the inner ear | body part |
| ne-kaluk | earlobe | the fleshy pendulous part of the external ear | body part |
| ten-mal | early | early; not late | |
| pinkau | earn | to earn (verb) | |
| pinkaunu | earnings | earnings | money |
| kaluk-ralashek | earphone | earphone | |
| kaluk-vel | earpiece | earpiece | |
| kaluk-mokov | earring | earring; jewelry for the ear | clothing |
| kaluk-mokov | earring | earring | clothing |
| solektra | earth | earth; ground; dirt | |
| Terra | Earth | Planet Earth | species |
| ek'tra-ek'tallar | earth sciences | earth sciences | science |
| fi'Terra-pukeshtaik | Earthborn | Earthborn | species |
| fi'Terra-telanik | earthbound | earthbound | |
| Terrasu | Earthling - Terran | one who lives on Planet Earth | species |
| terrupik | earthly | earthly | |
| solektra-hutaya | earthquake | earthquake | meteorology |
| solektra-hutau-flan'es | earthquake intensity | earthquake intensity | |
| solektra-hutau-pul'es | earthquake magnitude | earthquake magnitude | |
| krotchilaya | easement | anything that gives ease or comfort | |
| she'rak | east | east; direction of compass | |
| she'rak- | eastern | eastern (adjective) | direction |
| she'rakik | eastern | eastern | direction |
| na'she'rak | eastward(s) | eastward(s) | direction |
| hag- | easy | easy; not difficult | |
| hagik | easy | easy; not difficult | |
| spa'ra | eat | eat | food |
| yokul | eat | eat (VLI) | food |
| yokul-yehat | eatable | eatable; edible | food |
| yokul-mahr-kel | eatery | eatery; restaurant | food |
| kamu-mesyel(lar) | eave(s) | eave(s) | house |
| knal'lur | eavesdropping | eavesdropping | crime |
| ne'le-mashen | ebb tide | the flowing back of tide water to the ocean; opposite of flood | meteorology |
| risvitan- | eccentric | eccentric (adjective) | |
| rivitanik | eccentric | eccentric (adjective) | |
| risvitan-vulu | eccentric angle | eccentric angle | |
| risvitan'es | eccentricity | eccentricity | |
| akan(-) | ecdemic | a disease carried to a region from without; not endemic, nor an epidemic | medicine |
| vus | echelon | a troop, fleet, or airplane formation resembling a series of steps | |
| vava | echo | echo (noun) | |
| ek'duv | eclipse | eclipse (noun); like a solar or lunar eclipse | astronomy |
| malat-talsu | ecologist | a biologist who studies the relation between organisms and their environment | occupation |
| malat-tal | ecology | the science of the relationships between organisms and their environments | science |
| iskan-talsu | economist | economist | money |
| yeht-korsau | economize | to economize (verb) | |
| iskan | economy | a monetary system | money |
| yeht-iskan'es | economy | efficient use; as in economy of motion | |
| shal-ne-koshtri | ecospecies | a species of plant, natural or cultivated, interfertile and highly adapted to its habitat | science |
| ha-ek'shal | ecosphere | ecosphere | science |
| ha-ek'torektra | ecosystem | a community of animals, plants, bacteria and tis interrelated physical/chemical environment | science |
| parh-shal | ecotone | the zone wherein 2 different forms of vegetable life contend for dominance; transistion between 2 zones | science |
| shal-ha-ves | ecotype | subspecies or variety adapated to specific environments | science |
| ha'mazhiv-kur | ecru | light tan colour | colour |
| prahk'es | ecstasy | ecstasy | emotion |
| prahk- | ecstatic | ecstatic | emotion |
| prahkik | ecstatic | ecstatic | emotion |
| si-nalatra | ectoderm | outermost of the primary germ layers in the embryo; become skin, sense organs, nervous system | body part |
| skonn-neshuhk | ectoparasite | parasite that lives upon the exteriour of its host, like a louse | medicine |
| ritsuri-shitik khaf-spol | ectopia cordis | malposition of the heart in which the heart lies outside the thoracic cavity | medicine |
| ri-sudef-k'kan'es | ectopic pregnancy | where the embryo implants in the fallopian tube instead of the uterus | medicine |
| si- | ecto~ | exo~; outer(-); ecto~; extra~ | prefix |
| pi'tchef | eddy | whirlpool (noun) | place |
| pi'tehn-katrom | eddy | counter-current (noun) | |
| tehn-katrom | eddy current | eddy current | |
| ritsuri-masu-hoknaya | edema | swelling; abnormal accumulation of serous fluid in various organs/cavities/tissues | medicine |
| zud-fam- | edentate | of or pertaining to an order of placental animals like sloths/armadillos/anteaters; are toothless animals | animal |
| zud-famik | edentulous | having no teeth | medicine |
| rihk | edge | edge (noun) | |
| rihkau | edge | to edge as in to edge a lawn or a garment (verb) | house |
| rihk-raul | edge tool | a sharp cutting tool as in a chisel | tool |
| rihkaya | edging | edging | |
| chakh | edible | an edible plant; also spelled chakh' | plant |
| chakh' | edible | an edible plant; also spelled chakh | plant |
| yokul-yehat | edible | edible; able to eat | food |
| ver-tor | edit | to edit | |
| ver-tor | edit | to edit (verb) | |
| yadan | edition | edition | |
| yadan | edition | edition | |
| versu | editor | editor | |
| versu | editor | editor | |
| daya | effect | effect; to make an effect | |
| daya | effect | effect | |
| dau-bosh | effective | effective | |
| dau-bosh'es | effectiveness | effectiveness | |
| salesh- | efferent | carrying away from a central part; from central nervous system to muscles (adjective) | |
| saleshik | efferent | carrying away from a central part; from central nervous system to muscles | |
| yeht-urgam'es | efficiency | the quality or property of being efficient; the degree to which this quality is exercised | |
| yeht-urgam'es-tavan | efficiency rating | a rating that measures steady-state efficiency; used in heating and cooling; a performance report for Starfleet vessels and personnel | |
| yeht-urgam(-) | efficient | acting directly to produce an effect; acting or producing effectively with a minimum of waste, expense, or unnecessary effort | |
| sayumuk | effluent | effluent; flowing out; an outflow of water from a lake for example | |
| urgam | effort | the use of physical or mental energy to do something; exertion | |
| yu-mur | egg | egg | food |
| yu-mur0rishek | eggbeater | eggbeater; device used to beat eggs | tool |
| yu-mur-fo | eggshell | eggshell | food |
| shayuf | ego | ego | |
| pach-te | Ego, The | strongest of all desires and root of emotion | religion |
| shal-svitan- | egocentric | egocentric | |
| shal-svitanik | egocentric | egocentric | |
| shai-svitan'es | egocentrism | egocentrism | |
| ek'shai-svitan'es | egomania | egomania; abnormal or excessive egotism | |
| ritsuri-shai'es | egotism | excessive references to oneself in speech or writing | |
| ruk-tor | egress | to exit, go out from a building | house |
| ruken | egress | a place of exit (from a building) | house |
| zat-glak- | eidetic | the abiltity to clearly visualise objects previously seen such as an eidetic memory (adjective) | |
| zat-glakik | eidetic | the abiltity to clearly visualise objects previously seen such as an eidetic memory | |
| ohkuh | eight | 8 | number |
| leh-oh | eighteen | 18 | number |
| oh-leh | eighty | 80 | number |
| kau-tukh | einsteinium | radioactive element artificially produced by the irradiation of plutonium | element |
| khrasau | ejaculate | to ejaculate (verb) | |
| khrasaya | ejaculate | ejaculate; substance containing sperm (noun) | |
| khrasaya | ejaculation | ejaculation; act of ejaculating | |
| khrasau-mev | ejaculatory duct | ejaculatory duct | body part |
| sadakh | eject | eject (anc.) | |
| sadakh-tukh | ejecta | matter or refuse cast out, as by a volcano or the body | |
| sadakhat | ejection | ejection | |
| sadakh-ku-san | ejection seat | ejection seat | |
| dakh-vel | ejector | a device that ejects used material | tool |
| sadakhek | ejector | one that ejects | |
| buhl'es | elan | enthusiasm; dash; vivacity | emotion |
| veshau | elapse | to elapse (verb) | |
| veshaya | elapse | elapse (noun) | |
| veshal-wak | elapsed time | elapsed time | |
| kar-nef | elbow | elbow [body part] | body part |
| tela'at | elder | elder; title of respect for an advanced aged Kolinahru | rank |
| shakhupik | elderly | elderly (adjective) | family |
| shakhupik | elderly | elderly | family |
| Shakhu | Elderly, The | The Elderly (Noun) | religion |
| todvel-tor | elect | to elect someone (verb) | |
| todvelan | election | election | |
| todvelsu | elector | one that elects | |
| raf- | electric | electric (adjective) | |
| rafik | electric | electric | |
| raf-kus-vakh | electric bell | electric bell | |
| raf-yontaya | electric burn | electric burn | |
| raf-spa'es | electric conductivity | electric conductivity | science |
| raf-glayek | electric eye | electric eye | |
| raf-gasu | electric flux | electric flux | |
| raf-ha'gelek | electric light | electric light | |
| raf-mishu | electric motor | electric motor | |
| raf-dataya | electric propulsion | electric propulsion | science |
| raf-kolaya | electric shock | electric shock | medicine |
| raf-khrasaya | electrical discharge | electrical discharge | science |
| raf-mish-tal | electrical engineering | electrical engineering | science |
| raf-tepul-sagan | electrical power distribution | electrical power distribution | science |
| igen-wesh-sahriv | electrical storm | electrical storm | meteorology |
| raf-tor-velsu | electrician | ones whose occupation is the installation, maintenance, repair, or operation of electric equipment and circuitry | occupation |
| raf-tepul | electricity | the physical phenomena arising from the behavior of electrons and protons that is caused by the attraction of particles with opposite charges and the repulsion of particles with the same charge | science |
| rafaya | electrification | electrification | science |
| rafau | electrify | to electrify (verb) | |
| raf-meil-tal | electrochemistry | electrochemistry | |
| rafostau | electrocute | to electrocute (verb) | medicine |
| rafostaya | electrocution | electrocution | medicine |
| narafek | electrode | electrode | science |
| raf-toranu-masu | electrodynamic fluid | electrodynamic fluid [no definition available] | science |
| raf-toranu-nisayek | electrodynamic probe | a probe that is equipped with a monofilament stimulator that can be used to manipulate the neural transmitter levels in a human brain | tool |
| raf-shek-sasek | electroferric diffuser | electroferric diffuser [no definition available] | technical |
| raf-dvun-tal | electrokenetics | a branch of physics that deals with the motion of electrically charged particles | science |
| raf-nifaya | electrolysis | act of attracting positive ions to an cathode, negative ions to a anode; removing hair by electricity | science |
| falun-krus-masu | electrolyte | solution which is a conductor of electricity; can be found in the blood | medicine |
| falun-krus-tukh | electrolyte | fluid that conducts electricity used in a cell/battery | science |
| raf-nifau | electrolyze | to decompose by electric current | |
| raf-seshan-vel | electromagnet | a core of iron surrounded by a coil which electricity passes through, becomes a magnet | science |
| raf-seshan-vunai | electromagnetic field (EMF) | electromagnetic field (EMF) | science |
| raf-seshan-ferek | electromagnetic generator | electromagnetic generator | science |
| raf-seshan-vimevilaya | electromagnetic induction | electromagnetic induction | science |
| raf-seshan-sagaya | electromagnetic pulse (EMP) | electromagnetic pulse (EMP) | science |
| raf-seshan-saya | electromagnetic radiation | electromagnetic radiation | science |
| raf-seshan-dvelek | electromagnetic switch | electromagnetic switch | science |
| raf-seshan-kebi | electromagnetic unit | electromagnetic unit | science |
| raf-seshan-pral | electromagnetic wave | electromagnetic wave | science |
| raf-natya-thonek | electrometer | an instrument for measuring the voltage of an electric current | tool |
| raf-dvun-nekwitaya | electromotive force | that which tends to produce a flow of electricity from one point to another | science |
| u'gal | electron | negatively charged atomic particle | science |
| t'gal-ha'zehl | electron beam | electron beam; a beam of electrons | science |
| e'gal-pohshek | electron gun | used in a cathod ray tube for directing a steady stream of electrons in a given direction; picture tube | tool |
| u'gal-shivak | electron mass | electron mass | science |
| u'galik numo-zan-vel | electron microscope | electron microscope | tool |
| u'gal-shif | electron pair | electron pair | science |
| u'gal-kusilau-glashayek | electron resonance scanner | a device that can scan DNA to try to look for genetic mutations | tool |
| u'gal-glashaun | electron scanning | electron scanning | |
| u'gal-fo | electron shell | "orbit" an electron has around the nucleus | science |
| u'gal-salash | electron stream | electron stream | science |
| raf-u'rak(-) | electronegative | having the property of becoming negatively electrified by contact or chemical action | science |
| raf-ar'kada- | electronic | of or pertaining to electrons (adjective) | |
| raf-ar'kadaik | electronic | of or pertaining to electrons | |
| raf-ar'kada-kahat | electronic flash | electronic flash | |
| raf-ar'kada-yonan | electronic ignition | electronic ignition | tool |
| raf-ar'kada-sakat | electronic mail (email) | electronic mail (email) | house |
| raf-ar'kada-viralashek | electronic microphone | electronic microphone | |
| raf-slaun | electronic plating | to coat an object with metal by electrodeposition | science |
| raf-ar'kada-ha'wein | electronic shutter | electronic shutter (camera) | |
| raf-ar'kada-dvelek | electronic switch | electronic switch | science |
| raf-ar'kada-tvelkaun | electronic tuning | electronic tuning | |
| raf-ar'kada-vellar | electronics | electronics (design of equipment) | |
| u'gal-yumau-tal | electronics | electronics (study of) | science |
| raf-ar'kada-sutauk | electronics bay | electronics bay is a part of the engine room of a vessel; no further definition available | |
| pi'gal-dvum-tor-raf-toraru-masu | electrophoresis | the motion of colloidal particles suspended in a fluid medium, due to the influence of an electric field on the medium | science |
| raf-a'rak(-) | electropositive | having the property of becoming positively electrified by contact or chemical action | science |
| shi-raf- | electrostatic | a branch of physics dealing with the phenomena accompanying electric charges at rest; static electricity | science |
| shi-rafik | electrostatic | a branch of physics dealing with the phenomena accompanying electric charges at rest; static electricity | science |
| shi-raf-falun | electrostatic charge | static electric shock | science |
| shi-raf-vunai | electrostatic field | electrostatic field | science |
| shi-raf-ferek | electrostatic generator | a generator that produces static electricity | tool |
| shi-raf-vimevilaya | electrostatic induction | electrostatic induction | science |
| shi-raf-viralashek | electrostatic microphone | electrostatic microphone | |
| shi-rafik fo-dan | electrostatic shield | electrostatic shield | science |
| shi-raf-tal | electrostatics | a branch of physics dealing with the phenomena accompanying electric charges at rest; static electricity | science |
| sohk'es | elegance | elegance | |
| sohk- | elegant | elegant | |
| sohkik | elegant | elegant | |
| v'hak | elegy | a poem or song of lament and praise for the dead (anc.) | |
| meilak | element | element (chemical); a substance that can't be separated into different substances | element |
| velak | element | element (math); an infinitely small portion of a magnitude | math |
| nen- | elementary | basic; fundamental (adj) | |
| nenik | elementary | basic; fundamental | |
| nen-kek | elementary function | elementary function | |
| nen-su'us | elementary number | elementary number | math |
| nen-pi'gal | elementary particle | elementary particle | science |
| ashenau | elevate | elevate; raise | |
| (sov-)pidek | elevation | elevation; altitude | |
| ashenaya | elevation | elevation; raising | |
| ashenayek | elevator | elevator; part of an aircraft (vertical and horizontal elevators); aircraft stabilizers | |
| sa'adek | elevator | elevator; lift; device that transports people between floors; turbolift | house |
| leh-wun | eleven | 11; number after ten | number |
| ashen-padukau-rala | elevon | combined elevator and aileron (aircraft part) | |
| snem-tor | eliminate | eliminate; to get rid of | |
| pekh-snem | elimination | elimination of feces | medicine |
| snem | elimination | elimination; removal | |
| vazh-snem | elimination | elimination of urine | medicine |
| snapid- | elite | elite (adjective) as in elite forces | |
| snapidik | elite | elite (adjective) as in elite forces | |
| Snapidu | Elite | Elite (noun) | |
| snapid'es | elitism | government or controled by an elite | |
| glozho | elixir | a cure-all; a medicine made of drugs in alcoholic solution; a powder for drying wounds (anc.) | |
| yuv | ellipse | to fall short of a perfect circle | |
| yuvan | ellipsoid | a solid whose plane sections are all ellipses or circles | math |
| yuv- | elliptic(al) | of or having the form of an elllipse; of or characterized by ellipsis (adj) | |
| yuvik | elliptic(al) | of or having the form of an elllipse; of or characterized by ellipsis | |
| wuvau | elongate | to prolong; to make or become longer; stretch (verb) | |
| wuvauk | elongated | elongated | |
| wuvaya | elongation | elongation | |
| kitok-wilat | elsewhere | elsewhere | |
| savlau | elude | to elude; to evade (verb) | |
| stron-tor | elude | elude; escape (verb) | |
| pu-dahshau | elutriate | to purify or separate by washing and straining or decanting | |
| pu-dahshaya | elutriation | elutriation | |
| skrash-tukh | eluvium | deposit of soil/dust particles remaining where they were formed by the decomposion of rock masses | place |
| su'el-tor | emancipate | to release from bondage, oppression or authority | |
| su'elan | emancipation | emancipation | |
| vulsolotra | embankment | embankment | |
| fihal-tor | embark | to embark; to put or take aboard a vessel; to go aboard a vessel for a voyage | |
| vishitau | embed | to embed; to set firmly in surrounding matter | |
| kilyon | ember | ember | |
| snem t'el-klotau-vel | embolectomy | to remove an embolus (foreign body that forms an obstruction in a blood vessel) | medicine |
| mev-klotaya | embolism | the stopping up of a vein or artery by an embolus | medicine |
| el-klotau-vel | embolus | foreign body that forms an obstruction in a blood vessel | medicine |
| nartau | embrace | to embrace (verb); hug | emotion |
| nartaya | embrace | embrace; hug; (noun) | emotion |
| og-tanaf | embroidery | embroidery; sew in a pattern | |
| pi'tenkan | embryo | embryo (MGV - a dialect of VLI Vulcan) | medicine |
| ten-kan-bu | embryo | embryo (TGV - a dialect of VLI Vulcan) | medicine |
| pi'tenkan-storaya | embryogenesis | development of an organism from its embryonic stage | medicine |
| pi'tenkan-tal | embryology | science that deals with the origin, structure and development of the embryo | medicine |
| pi'tenkan- | embryonic | embryonic (adj) | medicine |
| pi'tenkanik | embryonic | embryonic | medicine |
| yar-khush | emerald | emerald (the stone, not the colour) | |
| sasarlah | emerge | emerge; to come from | |
| kef- | emergency | emergency | emotion |
| kef-yet | emergency | emergency | emotion |
| kefik | emergency | emergency | emotion |
| kefik tehn-sesh-kwitek | emergency anti-grav thruster | emergency anti-grav thruster [no definition available] | technical |
| kef-tanilau-mev t'igen-pa-tukh | emergency atmospheric gas feed | emergency atmospheric gas feed [no definition available] | technical |
| kef-kipof | emergency battery | a battery that activates during a power loss, keeping vital systems operating | tool |
| kvath-tash-svitan | emergency bridge | a backup starship control facility; also referred to as auxiliary control | technical |
| kef-tuhlau-vis | emergency containment grid | emergency containment grid [no definition available] | technical |
| prah-vel t'kef-kluhvaya | emergency flush intake | a system that can absorb interstellar matter to assist the purging of energized plasma from the warp engine support pylons via the emergency flush vents | technical |
| kef-kluhvau-krau | emergency flush vent | a system that allows energized plasma to be purged from the warp engine support pylons | technical |
| kef-ferek | emergency generator | emergency generator | tool |
| kef-thro-svep | emergency hatch | a hatch through which a person can go during an emergency | technical |
| kef-fisolekau-mal | emergency landing leg | a strut from the starship that supports a landed ship | technical |
| kef-ha'kiv-nenikaya | emergency life support | used when a person has stopped breathing or whose heart has stopped; can enable them to survive until professional help arrives | medicine |
| kefik has-reh-bikuvsu | emergency medical hologram (EMH) | a holographic replacement for a starship's medical officer | medicine |
| kef-rishan-tsorayek | emergency survival compartment | emergency survival compartment [no definition available] | medicine |
| kef-dvelek | emergency switch | emergency switch | tool |
| kef-ifisek | emergency transporter | a transporter used in case of an emergency | tool |
| pluhkan | emesis | vomiting; the reflex act of ejecting the contents of the stomach through the mouth | medicine |
| plukh-tukh | emetic | tending to produce vomit; an emetic agent | medicine |
| saya | emission | that which is emitted | |
| sau | emit | send forth; give off | |
| sayek | emitter | a device that emits | tool |
| sau-zehlaya | emitter array | a grouping of devices generally found on starships, starbases, and devices which may have a number of purposes, including in tractor beams, deflectors, force fields, shield generators, and transporters | tool |
| wadi-mosek | emollient | softening or relaxing; smoothing, especially to the skin; a softening or smoothing medicament | |
| por'sen | emotion | emotion | emotion |
| zherka | emotion(s) | emotion(s) (VLI) | emotion |
| zherka-bosh | emotional | emotional (VLI); those learned/conditioned emotional patterns/reactions | emotion |
| sa'hat | emotional reactions | those learned or conditioned emotional reactions/patterns | emotion |
| k'oh-nar | emotional vunerability | cultural fear of emotional vunerability and exposure; feeling of being completely exposed in some way; also spelled koh-nar | emotion |
| koh-nar | emotional vunerability | cultural fear of emotional vunerability and exposure; feeling of being completely exposed in some way; also spelled k'oh-nar | emotion |
| arie'amp | emotionally crazy | emotionally crazy | emotion |
| zherka-fam | emotionless | emotionless | emotion |
| rigolauk | empathic | empathic; sensing the emotions of others1 | emotion |
| rigolaya | empathy | empathy (noun); one who senses the emotions of others | emotion |
| sa-eik-te'krusu | Emperor | Emperor | rank |
| eik-te'kru | empire | empire | place |
| totepulau | empower | to empower (verb) | |
| ko-eik-te'krusu | Empress | feminine of Emperor | rank |
| herbosh | empty | empty; not full | |
| pi'tauk-kuhka-hoknaya | empyema | puss in a body cavity, usually pleural cavity; result of primary infection in the lungs | medicine |
| dah-mashek | emulsifier | a device that makes an emulsion (a milky liquid) | |
| dah-masu | emulsion | a milky liquid | |
| pahafolau | encapsulate | encapsulate; to make into a capsule | |
| patuhl-tor | encase | to encase (verb) | |
| shad-yonshaya | encephalitis | inflammation of the brain | medicine |
| shad-faka | encephalocele | protrusion of the brain through a cranial fissure | medicine |
| shad-has | encephalopathy | study of the structure, function and pathology of the brain | medicine |
| panaflakhau | enchain | to bind with a chain | |
| vikuvau | encircle | to form a circle around; to go around; to make a circuit of | |
| vikuvaya | encirclement | encirclement | |
| vi'ikap-tor | enclose | to close in on all sides; to fence in; to surround | |
| vikiht-tor | encode | to convert a message from plain text into code | |
| vikihtek | encoder | a person or device that converts ordinary language into code | |
| snagel | encounter | encounter (noun) | |
| snagel-tor | encounter | to encounter something/someone (verb) | |
| snagel-travek | encounter group | to meet each other in conflict | emotion |
| kastorau | encourage | encourage | |
| kastoraya | encouragement | encouragement | emotion |
| visnuhpau | encroach | to intrude stealthily or gradually; to advance beyond the proper or usual limits; to tresspass | |
| visnuhpaya | encroachment | the act of encroaching | |
| visatilau-viskulan | encrpytion matrix | a matrix used to lock or codify something | technical |
| papuhnkau | encrust | to cover with a hard coating or crust; to decorate lavishly as with jewels [also spelled incrust] | |
| papuhnkaya | encrustation | crust, coating or scale, especially a coating of lavish ornament [also spelled incrustation] | |
| visatilau | encrypt | encrypt; code | |
| visatilaya | encryption | encryption; to code or lock a file using a code | |
| danau-dunap | encyclopedia | encyclopedia; reference books | house |
| shaht | end | end (noun) | |
| shahtau | end | to end (verb) | |
| vitehvar-tor | endanger | endanger (verb) | |
| yonshaya t'uzh-khaf-mev | endarteritis | inflammation of innermost coat of an aterery caused by syphillis, trauma, bacteria, infective thrombis | medicine |
| nakarat | endeavor | endeavot (noun) (anc.) | |
| la'tveshulauk | endemic | native to a particular country or region | |
| shahtan | ending | ending (noun) | |
| shaht-fam | endless | endless | |
| tvi-hatik | endobiotic | pertaining to an organism living parasitically in the host | biology |
| yonshaya t'tvi-tin t'khaf-spol | endocarditis | inflammation of the lining membrane of the heart | medicine |
| tvi-tin t'khaf-spol | endocardium | lining (serous) membrane of the inner surface and cavities of the heart | body part |
| tvi-sau-pi'nafek | endocrine gland | ductless gland which produces internal secretions into the blood or lymph systems | body part |
| tvi-sau-torektra | endocrine system | system which consists of endocrine glands that secrete hormones which are circulated around the body | body part |
| tvi-sau-tal | endocrinology | study of endocrine system | medicine |
| tvi-kaluk-masu | endolymph | pale, limpid fluid within the labyrinth of the ear | body part |
| risudef-tvitaya-nosh | endometriosis | ectopic endometrium located in various sites throughout the pelvis or in the abdominal wall | medicine |
| sudef-tvitaya | endometrium | mucous membrane lining the inner surface of the uterus | body part |
| tvi-neshuhk | endoparasite | any parasite living within a host | medicine |
| tvi-tukh | endoplasm | internal, fluid protoplasm of a cell which lies within the ectoplasm which forms the peripheral layer | body part |
| kusut-nemik tvi-shad-keterklar | endorphins | chemicals in the brain that are powerful pain killers | body part |
| tvi-zan-vel | endoscope | device used to observe the inside of an organ or cavity; consists of tube and optical system | medicine |
| tvi-zanan | endoscopy | inspections of organs or cavities by the use of the endoscope | medicine |
| (tvi-)hinek-teraya | endoskeleton | internal body framework of the body | body part |
| nei-yem-nalatra | endosperm | tissue surrounding a developing embyro and provides food for its growth | body part |
| tvi-hinek-tvitaya | endosteum | membrane lining bone in the medullary cavity | body part |
| tvi-skonn-nalatra | endothelium | flat cells that line the blood/lymphatic vessels, heart, and other body cavities | body part |
| tvi- | endo~ | endo~; inner~; inter~ | prefix |
| palesh | endurance | endurance | |
| palesh-tor | endure | to endure (verb) | |
| pekh-razh-pun | enema | enema | medicine |
| nemut | enemy | enemy (anc.) | |
| tepulau | energize | energize; to get energy | |
| tepul | energy | the capacity of a physical system to do work; the units of energy are joules or ergs; an exertion of force | science |
| tepul-vo'ektaya | energy balance | energy balance | |
| tepul-foshek | energy barrier | energy barrier | |
| tepul-vunai | energy field | energy field | |
| tepul-yumaya | energy flow | the intake, conversion and passage of energy through an organism or ecosystem | biology |
| tepul-thakau-viskulan | energy focusing matrix | energy focusing matrix [no definition available] | technical |
| tepul-nazh | energy gain | energy gain | |
| tepul-vok | energy level | energy level | |
| tepul-pak | energy loss | energy loss | |
| tepul-khartaun | energy management | energy management | |
| tepul-shan | energy transfer | energy transfer | |
| togolau | enforce | to enforce (verb) | |
| togolaya | enforcement | enforcement | crime |
| togolausu | enforcer | enforcer; one who enforces | crime |
| mishu | engine | a motor that converts thermal energy to mechanical work; a wheeled vehicle consisting of a self-propelled engine that is used to draw trains along railway tracks | tool |
| mishek | engineer | a person who uses scientific knowledge to solve practical problems; the operator of a railway locomotive | occupation |
| mish-shal | engineering | a room (as on a ship) in which the engine is located | science |
| mish-tal | engineering | the discipline dealing with the art or science of applying scientific knowledge to practical problems | science |
| tum-vel-sutauk t'mish-shal | engineering computer bay | the bay where the engineering computer is located | place |
| Eingelsu | English | English; language of Earth (Terra) | species |
| thes-for | engrave | to engrave | |
| thessu | engraver | one who engraves | |
| thes | engraving | act of engraving | |
| shonau | engulf | to engulf | |
| del-ri | enigma | enigma (anc.) | |
| tizh-tor | enjoy | to enjoy | emotion |
| tizh'es | enjoyment | enjoyment | emotion |
| sukau | enlarge | to enlarge | |
| sukaya | enlargement | enlargement | |
| sukayek | enlarger | that which enlarges | |
| masuk' | enormous | enormous; huge; very large | |
| hiyet | enough | enough (anc.) | |
| tvidon-tor | enrich | to enrich | |
| tvidon'es | enrichment | enrichment | |
| shek-mor-shidik | ensiform | sword-like structure; xiphoid process of the sternum | body part |
| (seht-)haifan | ensign | ensign (flag) as in the Red Ensign of Canada | rank |
| wuh-lan | Ensign | Ensign (naval rank) | rank |
| k'vath | enter | enter | |
| svi-tor | enter | to enter (VLI) | |
| pekh-mev-yonshaya | enteritis | inflammation of the intestines; of the mucous lining of intestines | medicine |
| buhl'es | enthusiasm | enthusiasm | emotion |
| buhl- | enthusiastic | enthusiastic | emotion |
| buhlik | enthusiastic | enthusiastic | emotion |
| ravot-talsu | entomologist | a zoologist who studies insects | occupation |
| ravot-ashauk | entomophilous | of flowering plants (especially orchids etc) that are pollinated by insects | botony |
| svin | entry | entry; place where one enters | house |
| ek'krus-snem | enucleation | removal of a tumour or structure from its capsule; removal of the eyeball | medicine |
| ritash-vazhaya | enuresis | incontinence; involuntary urination | medicine |
| ek'sitra | environment | the totality of circumstances surrounding an organism or group of organisms; the circumstances or conditions that surround one; surroundings | |
| ek'sitra-tash | environmental control | environmental control; device to control the environment | house |
| glantayek t'ek'sitra-torektralar | environmental systems monitor | environmental systems monitor [no definition available] | technical |
| zalu | enzyme | organic catalyst produced by living cells but capable of acting independently | body part |
| mapen-palesh- | ephemeral | lasting only one day; short-lived; transitory (adjective) | |
| mapen-paleshik | ephemeral | lasting only one day; short-lived; transitory | |
| sahr-kastik | ephemeral | living or lasting only for a day, as certain plants or insects do | biology |
| shal-has-sak | epidemic | appearance of a disease/illness that attacks many people at the same time | medicine |
| has-sak-talsu | epidemiologist | a medical scientist who studies the transmission and control of epidemic diseases | occupation |
| has-sak-tal | epidemiology | the branch of medicine that deals with the study of the causes, distribution, and control of disease in populations | medicine |
| si-wadi | epidermis | outer layer of skin | body part |
| pi'sa-nei-mev | epididymis | tube resting upon and beside the testes ending in the ductus deferens. | body part |
| vinem-pi'rala | epiglottis | cartilege that folds back over the windpipe during swallowing preventing food from entering lungs | body part |
| isach-gir-snem | epilation | extraction of hair | medicine |
| skichra | epilepsy | abnormal firing of brain cells producing seizures (anc.) | medicine |
| han-khafaya | epistaxis | nosebleed | medicine |
| wein-nala | epithelial cell | the layer of cells forming the epidermis of the skin and the surface layer of mucous/serous membranes | body part |
| wein-nalatra | epithelial tissu | tissue that forms the epidermis of the skin and the surface layer of mucour/serous membranes | body part |
| wein-nala-tin | epithelium | the layer of cells forming the epidermis of the skin and the surface layer of mucous/serous membranes | body part |
| fi-aushfa-to'ovauk | epizoic | living as a parasite on the exteriour of a host animal | |
| aushfa-wadi-hatik aushfa | epizoon | an animal organism living as a parasite on the exteriour of a host animal | |
| nauf | epoch | the beginning of a new and important period in history | |
| raf-snazh-mev | EPS conduit | conduits that carry the plasma necessary for the power distribution network used aboard Federation starships; this plasma supplies the warp drive and other systems such as SIF, life support, computers, shields or weapons | technical |
| viskulan-rushanek t'raf-snazh | EPS matrix converter | EPS matrix converter [no definition available] | technical |
| raf-snazh-pakhartayek | EPS regulator | a crucial piece of equipment without which, the warp drive cannot function | tool |
| raf-snazh-gol'dvunek | EPS relay | EPS relay [no definition available] | tool |
| raf-snazh-torektra | EPS system | a network of energy conduits that power the various systems aboard a starship; means electro plasma system | technical |
| ka | equal | equal (adjective) as in equal partners | |
| ka- | equal | equal (adjective) as in equal partners | |
| kaik | equal | equal (adjective) as in equal partners | |
| ka'es | equality | equality | |
| kaing | equally | in the same way [korsaya.org] | |
| vo'ihn | equation | equation | math |
| dahs-da-kuv | equator | equator | place |
| ka-ir- | equidistant | equidistant (adj.) | |
| ka-irik | equidistant | equidistant | |
| ka-reh-kesek | equilateral arch | equilateral arch | math |
| ka-pidvalu | equilateral hyperbola | equilateral hyperbola | math |
| ka-wehk-vla | equilateral polygon | equilateral polygon | math |
| ka-reh-kamu | equilateral root | equilateral root | math |
| ka-reh-vla | equilateral triangle | equilateral triangle | math |
| vo'ektilahr | equilibrium | equilibrium; balance | |
| ka-gad | equinox | days and nights of equal duration | |
| tanovau | equip | to equip; to outfit (verb) | |
| mishitra | equipment | machninery with which a person, an organization, or a thing is equipped | tool |
| tanovau-tukh | equipment | the gear, clothing, or other items needed for a particular activity or purpose | clothing |
| putanovau | equipped | to be equipped | tool |
| ka-tala'es | equivalence | equivalence; the same as | |
| ka-tala- | equivalent | equivalent (adj.) | |
| ka-talupik | equivalent | equivalent | |
| nuhs | era | a system of reckoning time by numbering the years from some given date; eg the Bronze era | |
| snishau | erase | erase; rub out; remove | |
| snishayek | eraser | eraser; device used to erase | |
| snishaya | erasure | erasure | |
| bal-tukh | erbium | a metallic chemical element of the rare-earth group; symbol Er. | element |
| bal-tukh-ha'zehlek | erbium laser | laser from erbium | tool |
| abru-tor | erect | to erect; to build; to raise up | |
| abru-nalatra | erectile tissue | tissue that when filled with blood, causes a penis to become erect | body part |
| abrun | erection | penile erection | |
| abrun-dvunek | erector | erector (anat.) | body part |
| dvunek-thonek | ergometer | device for measuring the amount of work done by an animal/Human | tool |
| zup-dvun-tal | ergonomics | concerned with the problem of how to fit a job to a human's anatomomy to enhance efficiency | science |
| yartik-luk | ergot | drug obtained from a parasitical fungus on rye | medicine |
| has-mar s'yartik-luk | ergotism | poisoning from excessive use of ergot | crime |
| skrashau | erode | to erode; to wear away (verb) | |
| guv-kastorilau- | erogenous | those areas of the body that are highly sensitive to sexual stimulation (adj.) | |
| guv-kastorilauk | erogenous | those areas of the body that are highly sensitive to sexual stimulation | |
| skrashaya | erosion | erosion | |
| skrashauk | erosive | erosive | |
| guv-dau- | erotic | erotic (adj.) | emotion |
| guv-dauk | erotic | erotic | emotion |
| laf-tor | err | to make an error; to be wrong or mistaken | |
| skrol | errand | errand | |
| lafosh | error | error; mistake (anc.) | |
| laf-kiht | error code | error code | |
| laf-skladan | error message | error message | |
| laf-glantokaya | error signal | error signal | |
| torvaya t'yon-khaf-nalalar | erthropoiesis | formation of red blood corpuscles | medicine |
| skaun-sa'haf-sovau | eruct | to belch; burb (verb) | medicine |
| skaun-sa'haf-sovaya | eructation | belching | medicine |
| sposh-tor | erupt | to erupt | |
| sposhan | eruption | eruption | |
| wadi-yon'es s'pi'haf-mev-eikan | erythemia | redness; a rash | medicine |
| mayon-kurau-nosh | erythrism | condition of redness of the hair and beard with a ruddy complexion | medicine |
| khaf-orfik-nala | erythroblast | any form of nucleated red blood corpuscles | body part |
| yon-khaf-nala | erythrocyte | non-nucleated red blood corpuscles | body part |
| wadi-yon'es-nosh | erythroderma | abnormal redness of the skin | medicine |
| abulau | escalate | to escalate; to increase | |
| sa'ovau | escalate | to escalate; to expand | |
| shenek | escalator | escalator; moving staircase | house |
| stron-yehat | escapable | able to escape from | |
| stron | escape | escape (noun) | |
| stron-tor | escape | to escape (verb) | |
| stron-thro-svep | escape hatch | escape hatch | |
| stron-threshan | escape velocity | velocity necessary to leave Earth's gravitational pull and establish an orbit | astronomy |
| stronsu | escapee | one who escapes | |
| pele-ut-la | escort to a koon-ut-la | escort of a girl to her koon-ut-la, usually her uncle (Mind Meld) | training |
| yontaya-net | eshar | a slough (scab), esp. one following a cauterization or a burn (medicine) | medicine |
| yokul-mev | esophagus | tube leading from mouth to stomach | body part |
| grei-faitik | esoteric | understood only by a chosen few | |
| vi'le-da-nosh t'bezhun(lar) | esotropia | cross-eyed | medicine |
| wa | especially | especially | |
| wa' | especially | especially | |
| wa' | especially | especially; particularly | prefix |
| bolaya- | essential | essential (adj) | |
| bolayatik | essential | essential | |
| bolaya-meilak | essential element | a chemical element that is necessary to the healthy growth of an organism | biology |
| bolaya-elmin | essential oil | essential oil | |
| afer-tor | establish | to establish something | |
| vam | esteem | esteem | emotion |
| vilash | ester | organic compound, comparable to an inorganic salt | element |
| talupau | estimate | to estimate (verb) | |
| talupaya | estimate | estimate (noun) | |
| ko-dau-tukh | estrogen | female hormone | body part |
| masutra-riflash | estuary | wide mouth of a river where the tide meets the current; inlet or arm of a sea | place |
| sash-thes-tor | etch | to etch, to scratch into; to engrave | |
| ek'wak- | eternal | eternal; forever; perpetual | |
| ek'wakik | eternal | eternal; forever; perpetual | |
| ek'wak'es | eternity | eternity; forever | |
| sampa-tukh | ethane | odorless, colourless hydrocarbon, used as a fuel, found in natural gas | element |
| ri-ek'tra- | ethereal | very light, airy, delicate (adj) | |
| ri-ek'traik | ethereal | ethereal | |
| tomayeht- | ethical | ethical | |
| tomayeht- | ethical | having to do with ethics or morality (adj) | |
| tomayehtik | ethical | ethical | |
| tomayehtik | ethical | ethical | |
| ne-koshtri'es | ethnicity | having to do with ethnics | |
| ne-koshtri-svitanik | ethnocentric | ethnocentric | |
| ne-koshtri-tal | ethnology | study of comparitive cultures of various peoples including characteristics, distribution, folkways, etc. | science |
| nena-tukh | ethyl | hydrocarbon radical that forms the basis of common alcohol, ether, and many other compounds | element |
| nepa-tukh | ethylene | hydrocarbon used in fuels and anesthetics, flammable, hastens the ripening of fruit | element |
| mu'gel-to'ovaya | etiolation | pale or sickly looking from lack of light or from continued illness (noun) | medicine |
| aishan-tal | etiology | study of the causes of disease | medicine |
| yeht-shila-kloshai | etiquette | etiquette; proper ways of behavour | |
| zhit-vesht-talsu | etymologist | a lexicographer who specializes in the study of the sources and development of words | occupation |
| zhit-vesht-tal | etymology | literal sense of a word; study of the origin of words | science |
| tash-noshtra-talsu | eugenicist | one who is a specialist of advocate of eugenics | occupation |
| tash-noshtra-tal | eugenics | the control of the development of a species by manipulating hereditary factors, like DNA | |
| krus-alem-masupik | euhaline | euhaline [no definition available] | |
| svitan-ha-gel | eukaryote | an organism with cells characteristic of all life forms except primitive microorganisms such as bacteria; i.e. an organism with `good' or membrane-bound nuclei in its cells | biology |
| kroliben | eulogize | to praise or make a funeral oration in a eulogy | |
| krolun | eulogy | speech or writing in praise of a person, event, or thing, especially a funeral oration | |
| risakallarsu | eunuch | a castrated man | medicine |
| rom-skaunik | eupeptic | good digestion | medicine |
| rom-ralashik | euphonious | having a pleasant sound; harmonious | |
| muhl-olau'es | euphoria | a feeling of well-being or high spirits | emotion |
| muhl-olauk | euphoric | being in the state of euphoria | emotion |
| masu-ha'gel-shal | euphotic zone | pertaining to the upper portion of a body of water that receives enough light for photosynthesis | place |
| tsuri-pa'kizh | eupnea | normal breathing as opposed to dyspnea (difficulty breathing) or apnea (absence of breathing) | medicine |
| shanai-tukh | europium | element of the lanthanide series | element |
| eik-shal-hatik | euryecious | euryecious [no definition available] | |
| eik-alem'es-kupik | euryhaline | describes water organisms that tolerate a wide range of salinity | animal |
| ek'esh-tukh-kupik | euryoxic | describes organisms that tolerate a wide range of oxygen to live | animal |
| eik-yokulik | euryphagic | describes organisms that tolerate a wide range of foods | animal |
| eik-falek'es-kupik | eurythermal | describes organisms that tolerate a wide range of temperatures | animal |
| kaluk-mev | eustachian tubes | the tube from the middle ear to the pharynx; equalizes air pressure on both sides of ear drum | body part |
| rom-staya | euthanasia | euthanasia; mercy killing; | medicine |
| rom-stau | euthanize | euthanize; to perform euthanasia | medicine |
| muhl-olau-tal | euthenics | the movement devoted to improving species and breeds, especially the Vulcan species | philosophy |
| don-katik | eutrophic | a lake or pond rich in minerals but poor in oxygen | place |
| sashalotau | evacuate | to evacuate | |
| sashalotaya | evacuation | evacuation | |
| savlau | evade | evade; avoid | |
| rikwon'es | evanescence | to fade from sight like a mist or smoke; to vanish (noun) | |
| rikwon- | evanescent | tending to fade away; fanishing; fleeting (adjective) | |
| rikwonik | evanescent | tending to fade away; fanishing; fleeting (adjective) | |
| na-sovau | evaporate | change from liquid form to vapour | |
| na-sovaya | evaporation | the act of evaporating; the state of being evaporated | |
| na-sovayek | evaporator | a device that draws moisture from, as by heating, leaving only the dry solid portion; a device that converts or changes into a vapor | tool |
| na-sovau-thonek | evaporimeter | an atmometer; a device used to measure the rate of evaporation | tool |
| savlaya | evasion | avoiding of a question or duty etc. by deceit or cleverness | |
| velaikaya | evection | periodic irregularity in the movement of a moon through its orbit caused by the pull of the sun | |
| kauk | even | even; level (adjective) | parts of speech |
| ruhm | even | even (adverb) | |
| viyi- | even | even; not odd | parts of speech |
| viyik | even | even; not odd | parts of speech |
| viyi-su'us | even number | a number that is equally divisible by 2 | math |
| khru | evening | evening | time |
| pavek | event | event | |
| pash-yel-krup | event horizon | area between where light can escape the gravitational pull of a black hole and where it can't | astronomy |
| pavek-bosh | eventful | full of outstanding events; having an important outcome | |
| poshaht- | eventual | depending on events; contingent; happening in the end; ultimate | |
| poshahtik | eventual | depending on events; contingent; happening in the end; ultimate | |
| kwon-mor- | evergreen | evergreen (adjective) | |
| kwon-mor-kastik | evergreen | a plant having foliage that persists and remains green throughout the year | plant |
| kwon-mor-lap | evergreen | a tree having foliage that persists and remains green throughout the year | plant |
| kwon-morik | evergreen | having foliage that persists and remains green throughout the year (adjective) | botony |
| kwon-mor-laptra | evergreen forest | forest of conifer trees | place |
| kanok | every | each; individually and separately | |
| kanok-veh | everybody | every person; everyone | |
| kanok-veh | everyone | every person; everybody | |
| kanok-wilat | everyplace | everyplace; everywhere | |
| kanok-vei | everything | everything | |
| kanok-wilat | everywhere | everywhere; everyplace | |
| sakelekau | evict | to evict; to remove someone from their dwelling | |
| sakelekaya | eviction | eviction | |
| ek'rasah | evil | evil (noun) | philosophy |
| ek'rasahkos | evil | evil (adjective) | philosophy |
| sayorkunau | eviscerate | to disembowel someone; to remove the entrails from | medicine |
| wakrubaya | evolution | an enfolding process of development | science |
| wakrubau-zehl'es | evolutionary lineage | a single line of evolution; such as the concept that man (Terrans) came from the great apes | science |
| wakrubau-tav | evolutionary rate | speed of evolution | science |
| wakrubau-venek | evolutionary trend | evolutionary trend | science |
| wakrubau | evolve | to develop by gradual changes (verb) | |
| saseshaya | evulstion | tearing away of a part or new growth; forcible extraction as of teeth | medicine |
| faika- | exact | characterized by, requiring, or capable of accuracy of detail; methodical; correct (adjective) | |
| faikaik | exact | characterized by, requiring, or capable of accuracy of detail; methodical; correct (adjective) | |
| faika-natilak | exact differential | an expression that is the total differential of some function | math |
| faika-vo'ihn | exact equation | a certain kind of ordinary differential equation which is widely used in physics and engineering | math |
| talkup-ek'tal | exact science | a science whose data are theoretically predictable on the basis of strict quantitative laws (e.g. physics) | science |
| linisaya | examination | a set of questions or exercises evaluating skill or knowledge | |
| linisau | examine | observe, check out, and look over carefully or inspect; to study; question closely; consider in detail and subject to an analysis in order to discover essential features or meaning | |
| li-fal | example | an item of information that is representative of a type (anc.) | |
| razhil-tor | excavate | to make a hole or cavity in; hollow or dig out | |
| razhilan | excavation | the act or process of excavating | |
| razhilek | excavator | a device that excavates; a steam shovel or dredging machine | tool |
| namautau | exceed | to go beyond; to be or do something to a greater degree | |
| namautauk | exceeding | far beyond what is usual in magnitude or degree (adjective) | |
| marom-tor | excel | to distinguish oneself | |
| marom'es | excellence | the quality of excelling; possessing good qualities in high degree; something in which something or some one excels | |
| piar'ash | excellence | the state, quality, or condition of excelling; superiority (Fed. Travel Guide) | |
| marom(-) | excellent | of the highest quality | prefix |
| ohrom | excellent | of the highest quality | |
| kaula | except | to prevent from being included or considered or accepted; take exception to | |
| kaulaik | excepting | except for; apart from | preposition |
| kaulauf | exception | a deliberate act of omission; an instance that does not conform to a rule or generalization | |
| mau-tan | excess | immoderation as a consequence of going beyond sufficient or permitted limits; a quantity much larger than is needed | |
| mauyik | excessive | beyond normal limits; unrestrained in especially feelings | |
| di'kizh | exchange | reciprocal transfer of equivalent sums of money especially the currencies of different countries; the act of giving something in return for something received (noun) (noun) | |
| di'kizh-tor | exchange | give to, and receive from, one another; hand over one and receive another, approximately equivalent (verb) (verb) | |
| di'kizh-viskulan | exchange matrix | exchange matrix [no definition available] | technical |
| di-kizh-tav | exchange rate | rate that determines how much one unit of money compares to another | money |
| snesh-tor | excise | to remove by cutting out, as in a growth or tumor (verb) | medicine |
| snesh | excision | the area of the removal of a growth (noun) | medicine |
| tepor-yehat | excitable | capable of responding to stimuli; easily excited | emotion |
| teporilau | excite | to arouse or elicit a feeling; to stir feelings in | emotion |
| tepor'es | excitement | excitement | emotion |
| teporek | exciter | exciter (elect.) | emotion |
| teporilauk | exciting | exciting | emotion |
| teporek | excitor | an afferent nerve exciting greater action in the part it supplies; a stimulant | medicine |
| sporiben | exclaim | exclaim; shout; raise one's voice in surprise | emotion |
| sporun | exclamation | exclamation | emotion |
| dahs-krus | exclave | detached part of an organ | medicine |
| dahs-krus | exclave | a minor portion of a county separated from the main part and lying within alien territory | |
| sanan-tor | exclude | to keep from entering; to shut out as from a place or group; to bar; to refuse to notice | |
| sananik | excluding | not taking into account; except | preposition |
| sanan | exclusion | the act of excluding | |
| sanan-dvatai | exclusion principle | the principle that two particles of a given type, such as electrons, protons, or neutrons, cannot simultaneously occupy a particular quantum state | science |
| sananik | exclusive | intended for or possessed by a single individual or group; not shared | |
| sanan'es | exclusivity | exclusivity (adverb) | |
| pekh | excrement | excrement; waste from a body, usually feces | medicine |
| sasnem-tor | excrete | to excrete something | |
| sasnem | excretion | excretion | |
| tobeg | excuse | excuse (noun) as in an excuse | |
| tobeg-tor | excuse | to excuse (verb) | |
| fitor | execute | execute; to carry out; as in to execute an action | |
| tostau | execute | execute; to put to death | crime |
| tal'shaya | execution method | ancient method of execution; considered merciful; pressure is applied to the neck until it is broken causing instant death (TOS Journey to Babel) | crime |
| tostausu | executioner | one who executes | crime |
| fitartausu | executive | relating to the putting into practical effect of plans or projects; business and work programmes, etc. | |
| fitorsu | executor/executrix | one who carries plans into effect; carries out the terms of a will after the testator's death | |
| tusok | exercise | exercise (noun) | |
| pidesh | exert | to put forth, or put into action as strength, force, or influence; to exercise vigoursly | |
| pideshan | exertion | the act of exerting some power, faculty, influence etc.; vigirous exercise; strong action or effort | |
| wadi-foshuhl | exfoliate | to separate or peel on in layers, scales, flakes, etc., as in skin or bark or bone, | medicine |
| wadi-foshuhn | exfoliation | the act of exfoliating; the scaling off of dead tissue | medicine |
| sa'le-eshan | exhalation | the act of exhaling, breathing out; emanation of a gas or vapour; opposite to inhalation | medicine |
| sa'le-esh-tor | exhale | to breathe out | medicine |
| saguhsh | exhaust | the escape or discharge of waste gases (noun) | |
| saguhsh-sovek | exhaust fan | a device (fan) that dispells exhaust | tool |
| saguhsh-pa-tukh | exhaust gas | the waste gases in exhaust | |
| saguhsh-wehk-vel | exhaust manifold | part of an engine that deals with exhaust (?) | tool |
| saguhsh-mev | exhaust pipe | a pipe or other engine part through which waste gases, etc., escape or are discharged | |
| saguhsh-tersvep | exhaust port | a port through which waste gases escape or are discharged | |
| gluvau | exhibit | to exhibit; to show (verb) | |
| gluvaya | exhibit | exhibit (noun) | |
| sashasolau | exile | to exile from | |
| sashasolausu | exile | exile (noun) (VLI); outcast | |
| sashasolaya | exile | exile (noun) (VLI); outcast | |
| vre'kasht | exile | exile/outcast (Old Vulcan) | |
| nam-tor | exist | to exist; to be | |
| kya | existence | existence, ultimate abstraction of object | |
| nam | existence | existence | |
| inam- | existent | now existing or occuring; present (adjective) | |
| inamik | existent | now existing or occuring; present (adjective) | |
| ruk-tor | exit | to leave; to depart (verb) | |
| ruken | exit | a way or passage out; egress (noun) | house |
| s'udish-ha-talsu | exobiologist | one who studies the possibility of living organisms elsewhere in the universe than on Earth/Vulcan | occupation |
| s'udish-ha-tal | exobiology | the study of the possibility of living organisms elsewhere in the universe than on Earth/Vulcan | science |
| si-sau-pi-nafek | exocrine glands | glands whose secretion reaches an epithelial surface either directly or through a duct; like sweat | body part |
| nala-kaushau-khrashaya | exocytosis | a process of cellular secretion or excretion in which substances contained in vesicles are discharged from the cell by fusion of the vesicular membrane with the outer cell membrane | biology |
| si-gir-tin | exodermis | outermost of the 3 germal layers of the embryo; also ectodermis | body part |
| si-hinek-velek | exoskeleton | an external skeleton | body part |
| si-ek'shal | exosphere | region of the atmosphere above the ionosphere; beginning at a height of about 400 miles | meteorology |
| hinek-vihk | exostosis | a excessive bony outgrowth or tumor found on a bone or cartilage | medicine |
| akan(-) | exotic | belonging to another part of the world; not native; foreign (adjective) | |
| ritsuri(-) | exotic | strangly different and fascinating; unusual (adjective) | |
| akan-koshtri | exotic species | belonging to another part of the world or another world; not native; foreign; alien | species |
| pasi-hasam | exotoxin | a toxin formed within and excreted by an organism that is not itself toxic | science |
| sa'le-da-nosh t'bezhun(lar) | exotropia | abnormal turning of one or both eyes outward | medicine |
| si- | exo~ | exo~; outer(-); ecto~; extra~ | prefix |
| sa'ovau | expand | to increase the range, scope, volume, size, etc (verb) | |
| sa'ovayek | expander | one who expands | |
| iraktra | expanse | that which lies spread out; a wide continuous area or stretch | |
| ~tra | expanse | mass; expanse; grouping; collection, etc. | suffix |
| sa'ovaya | expansion | the act of expanding or the state of being expanded | |
| sa'ovau-tsa | expansion curve | a curve the coordinates of which show the relation between the pressure and volume of expanding gas or vapor | technical |
| sa'ovau-masu-mishu | expansion engine | expansion engine | |
| sa'ovau-lesek | expansion joint | a joint that makes allowance for thermal expansion of the parts joined without distortion | technical |
| sa'ovau-tuhlek | expansion tank | a small tank used in closed water heating systems and domestic hot water systems to absorb excess water pressure | technical |
| sa'ovau-spunek | expansion valve | a cut-off valve, to shut off steam from the cylinder before the end of each stroke | technical |
| gish | expect | to look for as likely to occur or appear; look forward to; anticipate | |
| gishat | expectation | a looking forward to; anticipation; a thing looked forward to (VLI) | |
| vut'la | expectation | a looking forward to; anticipation; a thing looked forward to | |
| gishu | expected | expected (noun) as in "you were expected" | |
| sahaisau | expel | expel; dismiss; to drive out by force; force out; eject | |
| kodona | expense | financial cost; fee (anc.) | money |
| kodonuhk | expensive | requiring or involving much expense; high cost (anc.) | money |
| veshtau | experience | to have experience of; to undergo (verb) | |
| veshtaya | experience | the act of living through an event or events (noun) | |
| spolek | experiment | the act or operation designed to discover, test, or illustrate a truth (noun) (anc.) | science |
| spolek-lafosh | experimental error | any error inherent in an experiment | science |
| hiyasu | expert | expert (noun); authority in a certain area of expertise | |
| sa'le-eshan | expiration | to breathe out air from the lungs | medicine |
| yaushan | expiration | coming to an end; close as in a contract | |
| sa'le-esh-tor | expire | to breathe out for the very last time; to die | medicine |
| yausha | expire | to come to an end; to terminate | |
| danau | explain | to make plain or understandable | |
| danaya | explanation | the interpretation, meaning, etc. givin in explaining | |
| ponfo mirann | expletive | an expetive that was not translated; swear word | phrase |
| thorshau | explode | to burst nosily and violently; to cause a rapid, violent change in a chemical reaction, etc. | |
| thorshaya | explosion | explosion | |
| thorshauk | explosive | explosive (adjective) | |
| thorshau-tukh | explosives | the items used in making an explosion | weapon |
| ashenek | exponent | a person who expounds or promotes principles, methods, etc. | |
| ashenek-gavlar | exponent laws | exponent laws | math |
| eshenek-sagan | exponential distribution | exponential distribution | math |
| ashenek-kek | exponential function | exponential function | math |
| ashenek-to'ovaya | exponential growth | growth at an alarming rate, based on a mathematical formula | math |
| ashenek-ketilaya | exponential integration | exponential integration | math |
| ashenek-weizehl | exponential series | exponential series | math |
| sashavau | expose | to lay open; to leave unprotected; allow to be seen; reveal; display | |
| ko'nar | exposed | feeling of being completely exposed | |
| sashavaya | exposure | act of being exposed (noun) | |
| sashavau-fim | exposure dose | exposure dose | medicine |
| sashavau-thonek | exposure meter | a device that measures exposure to something | tool |
| sashavau-tala | exposure valve | exposure valve | |
| sagluvau | express | express; display; show (verb) | emotion |
| satiben | express | express; utter; say; to express oneself (verb) | emotion |
| sagluvaya | expression | expression; facial display | emotion |
| satun | expression | expression; utterance | emotion |
| sahaisaya | expulsion | the act of expelling; forcible ejection; the state or fact of being expelled | |
| ek'enem-tor | expunge | to strike out (something written); delete; to get rid of as if by erasing; wipe out (VLI) | |
| khash | expunge | to strike out (something written); delete; to get rid of as if by erasing; wipe out | |
| kr'Kash'te | expunging legislative group | this group only exists to veto or remove laws; easiest to drive a change of laws through this group | government |
| ek'khafau | exsanguinate | to deprive of blood; bloodless; to bleed out all of your blood | medicine |
| ek'khafaya | exsanguination | the process of expressing blood (bleeding) from a part | medicine |
| psethau | exsiccate | the act of drying up; removing all moisture from a solution | medicine |
| i'hatik | extant | still existing; not lost or destroyed; surviving | |
| rikoplan- | extemporaneous | uttered, performed, or composed with little or no advance preparation; made with anything available (adj) | |
| rikoplanik | extemporaneous | uttered, performed, or composed with little or no advance preparation; made with anything available (adj) | |
| sadvun-tor | extend | to open or stretch out to full length | |
| sadvun-tukh | extender | chemical term | science |
| sadvun-vel | extender | a device that extends something | tool |
| sadvun-yehat | extensible | capable of being extended | |
| sadvunan | extension | the act of being extended | |
| tinga-rub-thonek | extensometer | a micrometer used for measuring the expansion of a body, as of a bar of metal | tool |
| sadvun | extent | the dimension, degree, or limit to which anything is extended; size within given bounds | |
| si- | exterior | of, pertaining to, or situated on the outside (adjective) | |
| sik | exterior | of, pertaining to, or situated on the outside (adjective) | |
| sin | exterior | that which is outside (noun) | |
| si-vulu | exterior angle | any of 4 angles formed on the outside of 2 straight lines by a straight line cutting across them | math |
| ek'stau | exterminate | to destroy living things entirely; to wipe out of existence; annihilate | |
| ek'staya | extermination | the act of exterminating; annihilation | |
| si- | external | of, pertaining to, or situated on the outside; outer; exterior (adjective) | |
| sik | external | of, pertaining to, or situated on the outside; outer; exterior (adjective) | |
| sikaya | externalization | the act of being external (noun)` | |
| sikau | externalize | to give external shape to; to make external (verb) | |
| ek'tevik | extinct | no longer existing; extinguished; inactive; quenched; having no living successors | |
| ek'tevan | extinction | the process of becoming extinct; annihilation; a dying out; extinguishing; a putting out | |
| sayonotau | extinguish | to put out or quench; to make extinct; wipe out | |
| sayonotayek | extinguisher | one who, or that which extinguishes; e.g. a fire extinguisher | house |
| ek'snesh-tor | extirpate | to root out or up; destroy wholly; exterminate | |
| ek-snesh | extirpation | the act of rooting out; destroying wholly | |
| hayaik | extra | extra; additional (adjective) | |
| weht(-) | extra | extra; more (adjective) | |
| si-nala- | extracellular | outside of the cell (adjective) | medicine |
| si-nalaik | extracellular | outside of the cell (adjective) | medicine |
| si-toltra- | extrachromosomal | outside of the chromosome (adjective) | medicine |
| si-toltraik | extrachromosomal | outside of the chromosome (adjective) | medicine |
| si-vukhut- | extracorporeal | outside of the body (adjective) | medicine |
| si-vukhutik | extracorporeal | outside of the body (adjective) | medicine |
| si-grat- | extracranial | outside of the cranium or skull (adjective) | medicine |
| si-gratik | extracranial | outside of the cranium or skull (adjective) | medicine |
| saseshak | extract | a preparation containing the essence of a substnace in concentrated form (noun) | |
| saseshau | extract | to draw or pull out by force; to deduce; to draw out or formulate (a principle, doctrine) (verb) | |
| saseshaya | extraction | the act of extracting or the state of being extracted | |
| saseshayek | extractor | one who extracts | |
| tosatanau | extradite | to deliver up (a criminal) to the jurisdiction of some other state, country, etc. | crime |
| tosatanaya | extradition | the surrender of a criminal by one state to the jurisdiction of another | crime |
| si-yel-halekik | extragalactic | situated outside of the galaxy | astronomy |
| si-to-gavik | extralegal | situated outside of the law | crime |
| si-kun-utik | extramarital | situated outside of the marriage | marriage |
| ribolaya- | extraneous | coming from without; foreign; unrelated to the matter at hand; not germane (adjective) | |
| ribolayaik | extraneous | coming from without; foreign; unrelated to the matter at hand; not germane (adjective) | |
| bezhun-task-dvunek | extraocular muscle | a muscle that is outside of the eye | body part |
| wehtsuri(-) | extraordinary | being beyond or out of the common order, course, or method; far exceeding the usual | |
| sakunotau | extrapolate | to project on the basis of values that have already been determined ; to infer beyond the evidence | |
| sakunotaya | extrapolation | the act of extrapolating | |
| si-kash-ralik pakashogaya | extrasensory perception (ESP) | powers of perception of external objects or events not directly accessible to any of the sense organs | medicine |
| si-ek'tra- | extraterrestrial | from outside of the planet; alien; not of this world (adjective) | species |
| si-ek'traik | extraterrestrial | from outside of the planet; alien; not of this world (adjective) | species |
| si-terra- | extraterrestrial | from outside of the planet; alien; not of this world (adjective) | species |
| si-terrupik | extraterrestrial | from outside of the planet; alien; not of this world (adjective) | species |
| si-tsokal- | extraterritorial | exempt from local territorial jurisdictions; rights of an Ambassador; outside of the national territory (adj) | |
| si-tsokalik | extraterritorial | exempt from local territorial jurisdictions; rights of an Ambassador; outside of the national territory (adj) | |
| si-sudef- | extrauterine | situated or occuring outside of the uterus as a pregnancy (adjective) | medicine |
| si-sudefik | extrauterine | situated or occuring outside of the uterus as a pregnancy (adjective) | medicine |
| madon'es | extravagance | wasteful expenditure of money; extreme lack of moderation in behaviour or speech | money |
| madon- | extravagant | overly lavish in expenditure; wasteful; exceeding reasonable limits (adjective) | money |
| madonik | extravagant | overly lavish in expenditure; wasteful; exceeding reasonable limits (adjective) | money |
| si-mev-tasau | extravasate | to cause or allow the escape of blood from the proper vessels; to pour forth (lava) from a vent | medicine |
| si-mev-tasaya | extravasation | the escape of fluids (blood, lymph, serum) into the surrounding tissue. | medicine |
| si-mev- | extravascular | outside a vessel (adjective) | medicine |
| si-mevik | extravascular | outside a vessel (adjective) | medicine |
| si-hali-torai | extravehicular activity (EVA) | a space walk; a walk outside the spacecraft | science |
| si- | extra~ | exo~; outer(-); ecto~; extra~ | prefix |
| mair- | extreme | being of the highest degree; exceedingly great or severe (adjective) | emotion |
| mairik | extreme | being of the highest degree; exceedingly great or severe (adjective) | |
| mair-pid-vakav'es (MPV) | extremely high frequency (EHF) | extremely high frequency (EHF) | science |
| mair-neik-vakav'es (MNV) | extremely low frequency (ELF) | extremely low frequency (ELF) | science |
| si-vukhut-krus | extremity | a limb; arm, or leg | body part |
| hishidorau | extrude | to force, push out of a normal position or situation | |
| hishidoraya | extrusion | the act of pushing out, or forcing out; act of extruding | |
| hishid-kov | extrusive rock | outflows of igneous rock; outflows of lava hardened | geology |
| sadvunek | extsensor | a muscle that extends a body part (away from the body) | body part |
| mabuhl'es | exuberance | abundance of high spirits, health, growth, etc.; quality of being exuberant | emotion |
| mabuhl- | exuberant | abounding in high spirits, vitality; full of joy and vigor; overflowing lavish (adjective) | emotion |
| mabuhlik | exuberant | abounding in high spirits, vitality; full of joy and vigor; overflowing lavish (adjective) | emotion |
| stan-tukh | exudate | exuded matter | medicine |
| stan | exudation | the act of exuding; that which is exuded as in sweat | medicine |
| stan-tor | exude | to ooze or trickle forth through pores or gashes (sweat, gum, etc); to discharge gradually in this manner | medicine |
| saweinaya | exuviation | the act of casting off a skin or shed a skin, shell, etc. | medicine |
| sa~ | ex~ | ex~; outward(-); from out of; away from (combining form) | prefix |
| ak | eye | eye [body part] | body part |
| bezhun | eye | eye [body part] (VLI) | body part |
| bezhun | eye | the organ of vision in animals (noun) | body part |
| nikh | eye | eye [body part] | body part |
| da'ni'i'khirch | eye of fire | eye of fire | philosophy |
| T'Rukhemai | eye of the watcher | small moon that orbits Vulcan's sister planet T'Kuht (or T'Khut) | planet |
| bezhun(-kal) | eyeball | eyeball [body part] | body part |
| bezhun(-kal) | eyeball | the organ of vision in animals (noun) | body part |
| pakuv-terk | eyebolt | a bolt having, instead of a head, an eye or ring to receive a rope, hook, etc. | tool |
| bezhun-zehl | eyebrow | the bony ridge over the eyes; the arch of small hairs growing on this ridge | body part |
| bezhun-thekek | eyedropper | device that allows you to safely administer eyedrops | tool |
| (bezhun-)zaneshu | eyeglasses | a pair of corrective lenses mounted in a frame and held in position in front of the eyes | medicine |
| zan-sharu | eyehole | an opening through which to pass a pin, hook, etc.; a hole through which one may look | |
| bezhun-isach | eyelash | one of the stiff, curved hairs growing from the edge of the eyelids | body part |
| pi'sharu | eyelet | a small hole or opening is in a wall mask; a hole made in leather or canvas lined with metal | clothing |
| tvi-bezhun-wein | eyelid, inner | the inner or nictating membrane covering the Vulcan eye to protect the eye from sun or sand | body part |
| weh-ne-bezhun-wein | eyelid, lower | lower of two folds of skin and muscle that can be closed over the exposed portion of the eyeball | body part |
| si-bezhun-wein | eyelid, outer | the moveable folds of skin by which the eyes are opened or shut | body part |
| weh-abru-bezhun-wein | eyelid, upper | upper of two folds of skin and muscle that can be closed over the exposed portion of the eyeball | body part |
| zan-krus | eyepiece | the lens or combination of lenses nearest the eye in a telescope, microscope, etc. | tool |
| bezhun-pi'fek | eyestalk | a stalk or peduncle that has an eye at its tip, as in lobsters and crabs | body part |
| bezhun-his | eyestrain | weariness or discomfort of the eye caused by excessive or improper use | medicine |
| toglantausu | eyewitness | one who has seen something happen and can give testimony about it (noun) | crime |
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