Romulan Dictionary
Look up any of the 265 words in the Romulan dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
265 words
| Romulan | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| k'manatran | outcast | noun |
| kaedt | tunnel | noun |
| kaefh | shame | noun |
| kaefhaes | shameful | adjective |
| kaeha | this | pronoun |
| kaehhak | false | adjective |
| kaehhak'le | falsehood | noun |
| kaehhakev | falsely | adverb |
| kaeust | object | verb |
| kaevra | heart | |
| kaeyrh | theory | noun |
| kaeyrhev | theoretically | adverb |
| kaeyrhnen | theoretician | noun |
| Kah'tan | Caitian | adjective |
| Kah'tanha | Caitian | noun |
| kaidha | aide | noun |
| kaifa | dominant | adjective |
| kaisha | dominate | verb |
| kaishaasi | dominator | noun |
| kaisu | district | noun |
| kaitum | famous | adjective |
| kaitum'le | fame | noun |
| kalabam | sandstorm | noun |
| kalanam | region | noun |
| kaleh | knife | noun |
| kaodt | objective | noun |
| kaohht | station | noun |
| kaol | transform | verb |
| kaolnen | transformer | noun |
| kara | divide | verb |
| kardai | influence | verb |
| kardhae | override | verb |
| karosha | disturb | verb |
| karosha'elh | disturbance | noun |
| karosha'eri | disturbed | adjective |
| kasae | dictate | verb |
| kasaema | dictatorship | noun |
| ke'rhin | Rihanha, | noun |
| kehaele | nostril | noun |
| kehhael | holster | noun |
| kehreh | minute | adjective |
| kehsu | beacon; mayday; S.O.S. | noun |
| keisa | this; way | pronoun |
| keshall | escape | verb |
| keshallnen | escapee | noun |
| ketaen | drug | noun |
| kha | soon | adverb |
| khaa | sand | noun |
| khaa'ey | sandy | adjective |
| khaei | visual | noun |
| khaei'chaerh | visual | noun |
| khaei'lho | visible; visual | adjective |
| khaei'lhoev | visibly | adverb |
| khaei'lhono | visibility | noun |
| khaelfa | dock; hangar; parking | noun |
| khaeus | cloud | noun |
| khaeusey | cloudy | adjective |
| khaidev | monthly | adjective |
| khaidoa | month | noun |
| khaiell | wind | noun |