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* In Bajoran alphabet, phonetic analog to "C" is fourth letter, analog to "E" is seventh letter (DS9 Novel: ''Avatar, Book One'') | * In Bajoran alphabet, phonetic analog to "C" is fourth letter, analog to "E" is seventh letter (DS9 Novel: ''Avatar, Book One'') | ||
* Older form known as Old High Bajoran (DS9 Short Story: "Horn and Ivory") | * Older form known as Old High Bajoran (DS9 Short Story: "Horn and Ivory"; DS9 Novel: ''Mission Gamma: Cathedral'') | ||
** Little used even by c.28,000 BCE (DS9 Short Story: "Horn and Ivory") | ** Little used even by c.28,000 BCE (DS9 Short Story: "Horn and Ivory") | ||
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* ''pagh'tem'far'' | * ''pagh'tem'far'' | ||
** Vision bestowed on a person by the [[Prophets]] (DS9: "Rapture") | ** Vision bestowed on a person by the [[Prophets]] (DS9: "Rapture") | ||
==Phrases== | |||
* ''[[ohalavaru]]'' | |||
** [[Ohalu]]'s truthseekers (DS9 Novel: ''Mission Gamma: Cathedral'') | |||
==Uncertain or absent translation== | ==Uncertain or absent translation== | ||
Latest revision as of 14:30, 27 March 2019
General information
- In Bajoran alphabet, phonetic analog to "C" is fourth letter, analog to "E" is seventh letter (DS9 Novel: Avatar, Book One)
- Older form known as Old High Bajoran (DS9 Short Story: "Horn and Ivory"; DS9 Novel: Mission Gamma: Cathedral)
- Little used even by c.28,000 BCE (DS9 Short Story: "Horn and Ivory")
Vocabulary
- borhya
- Ghost, spirit (TNG: "The Next Phase"; DS9 Novel: Avatar, Book One)
- pagh'tem'far
- Vision bestowed on a person by the Prophets (DS9: "Rapture")
Phrases
Uncertain or absent translation
- Tesra Peldor impatri bren. Bentel vetan ullon sten.
- Said at conclusion of day's worship (DS9 Novel: Avatar, Book One)