Romulan Dictionary
Look up any of the 67 words in the Romulan dictionary. Each entry gives the meaning, pronunciation, part of speech and real example sentences.
67 words
| Romulan | Meaning | Type |
|---|---|---|
| u' | and | conjunction |
| uaith | tree | noun |
| uan | angst; pain | noun |
| uasharr | instrument; monitor; screen | noun |
| uasharret | monitor | noun |
| uehiuy | misstep; trip | verb |
| uennth | steam | noun |
| uennthemh | steamy | adjective |
| uerrhro | bitterness | |
| ueshae | court-martial | noun |
| ugh | joke | noun |
| ughi | tunic | noun |
| ughnen | joker | noun |
| uhaene | melt | verb |
| uhaii | deadly | adjective |
| uhfea | straightforward | adjective |
| uhfei | straight | adjective |
| uhhaae | so; then; thus | |
| uhhael | ring | noun |
| uhhmos | predecessor | noun |
| uhjae | smart | adjective |
| uhtra | see | verb |
| uhvænen | cheater | noun |
| uihvu | betray | verb |
| uiræ | charge | noun |
| uiræ'eri | charged | adjective |
| ulaere | introduce | verb |
| ulaereasi | introductory | adjective |
| ulhao | confess | verb |
| ulhei | ancient | adjective |
| ullaere | measure | verb |
| ullaerefv | measurement | noun |
| ullbi | bulbous | adjective |
| ullbinen | bulb | noun |
| ullho | dark; unforseeable; unknown | adjective |
| ullie | conspire | verb |
| ullienen | conspirator | noun |
| umaere | interrogate | verb |
| umhi | point; sharp | noun |
| umhiey | pointed | adjective |
| umnei | choke | verb |
| unhaiy | tempt | verb |
| unlimited | unlike | adjective |
| unsatisfactory | unquestioning | adjective |
| urhik | fall/winter; spring | noun |
| urhillh | glass | noun |
| urhoii | brag | verb |
| urhoiinen | braggart | noun |
| urr | go | |
| urrhaa | gone; gone: | adjective |
| urri | go | verb |
| urritaeru | gate | verb |
| urrobafv | marsh; swamp | noun |
| urru | go | verb |
| urstev | dismiss | verb |
| urstevelh | dismissive | adjective |
| urstevelhev | dismissively | adverb |
| ursteveri | dismissed | adjective |
| usae | sorry | adjective |
| ussibh | shirt | noun |