Choose the language by pressing Vulcan, Romulan or Klingon - current language will be displayed on the bottom.

• LOOKUP:  Searches  Dictionary for words that match the text. This looks in English and non-English side of Dictionary.

• PARSE: Attempts to parse each word of a phrase.  Currently works best for Klingon.  Try a phrase like:
  "qatlh tlhIngan Hol Dajatlhbe'?"

  Click for affix charts.

PHRASEBOOOK

Choose "Phrases" for the language and you will get the choice of searching ("lookup") from Ferengi, Vulcan, Romulan,Klingon (tlhIngan Hol and klingonaase), as well as multiple Star Wars languages (see below for list).

Phrasebook Key:

• [tlh] tlhIngan - from _The Klingon Dictionary_, by Marc Okrand
• [k] klinzhai - from _The Final Reflection_, by John Ford (a Klingon dialect)
• [v] or [Vulc] Vulcan - as developed by K&M Zvelebil
• [f] Ferengi - as developed by Timothy Miller.
• [r] Romulan (Rihannsu) as developed by Diane Duane, and fans.

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• [Bocce] Bocce - intersystem trade jargon developed by the Baobab merchants (from the Star Wars movies and books ). Cataloged by Ben Burtt in the Star Wars Galactic Phrase Book and Travel Guide.
• [Ewok] Ewok . Cataloged by Ben Burtt in the Star Wars Galactic Phrase Book and Travel Guide. and The Complete Wermo's Guide to Huttese (and other Star War's Languages)
• [Jawa] Jawaese - as cataloged on Wermo's Guide
• [Mando'a / Mandalorian] Language of Mandalore as defined in Karen Traviss's Hard Contact and "Republic Commando" game. Also cataloged at the Star Wars Wiki.
• [Yuuzhan Vong] Yuuzhan Vong language from New Jedi Order - as cataloged on the Wermo's Guide
• [Genosian] Genosian language from Attack of the Clones - as cataloged on the Wermo's Guide
• [Hutt] Huttese - the language of Jabba and friends as developed in the Star Wars movies and books. Special thanks to Jonathan McBrien of TheHutts.org for his great work on providing transcriptions of the Hutt language.
• [Wookie]] Wookie Cataloged by Ben Burtt in the Star Wars Galactic Phrase Book and Travel Guide.

RESOURCES:

The authoritative source for Klingon language is Marc Okrand's The Klingon Dictionary, which you can purchase from many fine booksellers. I'd recommend getting your copy from the Klingon Language Institute!

For an industrial strength Klingon language computer program, classic pojwI'

Please note: This program is case sensitive, if you do not find a match try changing the capitalization (for example "God" versus "god" in Klingon). These vocabularies are based on fan and official resources associated with the Klingon, Vulcan, and Romulan races depicted in the Star Trek films, television programs and books.