(noun)

subconscious mind

(noun)

subject

(noun)

sublight speed

(noun)

submarine, blimp

(verb)

submerge

(noun)

subspace

(noun)

substitute, stand-in, temporary surrogate

(noun)

subtitles

(verb)

succeed (to authority)

(noun)

success

(noun)

succession

(noun)

succession ritual (ancient)

(verb)

suck

(adv)

suddenly

(verb)

suffer

(noun)

suffix

(verb)

suffocate

(noun)

sugar

(noun)

sugar

(verb)

suicide by hanging

(noun)

sulfur (element)

(verb)

summon, invite

(noun)

sun

(noun)

sunrise (colourful sky seen at dawn)

(noun)

sunset (colourful sky seen at dusk)

(noun)

super nova

(noun)

superconductivity

(noun)

superior

(noun)

superstition

(verb)

supply, furnish, provide, dispense

(verb)

support

(noun)

support (military term)

(noun)

Supreme Commander

(noun)

surface (of a planet)

(noun)

surface of water

(verb)

surge (aircraft suddenly moves forward or backward)

(noun)

surgeon

(noun)

surgery

(noun)

Suriname

(verb)

surprise

(verb)

surrender, give up

(verb)

surround

(name)

Susan Farmer

(verb)

back, sponsor, support, capitalize, invest in

(verb)

battle or fight against one's own group (not the supposed enemy)

(verb)

be appropriate, be suitable, be proper for the situation,

(verb)

be arranged in a stack, be superimposed

(verb)

be enough, be sufficient

(verb)

be helpful, be supportive

(verb)

be horizontal, be shallow (slang), be superficial (slang), be uncritical (slang), be unfortunate (slang), be not good (slang)

(verb)

be miraculous, supernatural, wondrous

(verb)

be salty, be brackish, be sure (slang), be definite (slang), be positive (slang), be certain (slang)

(verb)

be submerged in, immersed in, surrounded by

(verb)

be superior

(verb)

be sure, be definite, be positive, be certain (slang)

(verb)

be suspect

(verb)

be suspended, dangling

(verb)

be suspicious

(noun)

chalkboard or whiteboard or any similar surface that can be erased and reused

(verb)

commit suicide

(verb)

confirm, substantiate, corroborate

(verb)

continue, go on, endure, survive

(noun)

core (of an apple, planet, sun, but not a group)

(noun)

Durani lizard skins (food, never uses plural suffix)

(noun)

environmental suit

(verb)

exchange, substitute

(noun)

frame, framework, supporting structure, skeleton

(noun)

god, supernatural being

(verb)

guess, suppose, imagine

(noun)

honorific sutai

(vs5)

indefinite subject

(noun)

inferior, subordinate

(vs5)

location (noun suffix on verb acting as adjective)

(verb)

lose, no longer have, suffer a reduction of

(noun)

maximum, ceiling, bottom surface (underside) of a table

(num)

ordinal number suffix

(verb)

perform surgery (on)

(verb)

recommend, suggest

(num)

repetition suffix (e.g. twice)

(noun)

ritual suicide

(noun)

ritual suicide

(noun)

roll, list, scroll (not the writing surface)

(noun)

scroll (writing surface/paper)

(verb)

sex (i.e. perform sex; always subject)

(verb)

sink, be submerged, be under water

(noun)

temporary substitute, stand-in

(adv)

then, subsequently

(vs5)

topic (noun suffix on verb acting as adjective)

(noun)

topic, subject, theme

(noun)

Troop commander, troop leader, roughly analogous to sergeant, used as title such as QaS DevwI' Vok (Vok being the name of one of the characters in the book)

(noun)

unconditional surrender

(verb)

used in math for subtraction

(verb)

verify, check if (something) is true, make sure that (something) is true

(verb)

work, function, succeed, win

(proverb)

success

(secret)

Sufficient blood wine does not exist.

(sentence)

Surrender or die.

(proverb)

Survival must be earned.

(skybox card)

A Klingon communicator sends a signal through subspace radio. Older models were susceptible to radiation.

(proverb)

If you cannot fail, you cannot succeed.

(proverb)

In order to succeed, we attack.

(sentence)

It has been an honor to instruct you. Success!

(sentence)

It has been an honor to instruct you. Success.

(skybox card)

Klingon starship design is vastly different from Starfleet technology. A huge amount of the ship's power and technology is devoted to its weapons grid and defensive systems. Unlike most Starfleet vessels, the main viewer on a Klingon ship is usually overlaid with a complex target acquisition grid.

(proverb)

Klingons do not surrender.

(proverb)

No one survived Khitomer.

(skybox card)

On the Homeworld, there is a great hall where the leaders of the Klingon High Council meet to determine policy and decide upon the fate of the Empire. Gowron currently presides, named leader of the High Council by Captain Jean-Luc Picard, who was acting as Arbiter of Succession.

(proverb)

Pleasure is nonessential.

(skybox card)

The Klingon battle knife is designed primarily for versatility of use, so that the user is never caught at a disadvantage. Two small, secondary blades eject from the knife's sides, providing both a hand guard and another set of cutting edges. A brutally spiked pommel fastens the hilt together to provide a damaging surprise attack or give a devastating backhand stroke.

(skybox card)

The Klingon disruptor rifle is a standard hand held disruptor, attached to an extended power supply stock. This serves to steady the aim of a warrior and increase the effective range for distance targeting.

(skybox card)

The principal planet of the Klingon Empire, Qo'noS is usually referred to as simply "The Homeworld." This is where the Klingon Great Hall is located, the center of the Klingon government. Qo'noS is a class-M planet with an oxygen/nitrogen atmosphere.

(proverb)

There is nothing shameful in falling before a superior enemy.

(proverb)

To really succeed, you must enjoy eating poison.

(proverb)

To survive, we must expand.

(proverb)

We succeed together in a greater whole.

(proverb)

When in doubt, surprise them.

(proverb)

When you insult a Klingon's honor, prepare for trouble.

(sentence)

You are an unusual Terran.

(sentence)

You have insulted my honor, Terran.