(noun)

Chad

(noun)

chain, streak n

(noun)

chair

(noun)

chalk

(noun)

chalk board, flip chart

(noun)

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

(verb)

challenge, resist, oppose, confront, face n

(noun)

challenge, test of one's abilities

(noun)

chancellor

(name)

Chang n

(vs3)

change

(noun)

Changeling/Founder n

(noun)

chaos

(noun)

characteristic, trait

(noun)

charcoal

(verb)

charge (military term) n

(verb)

charge (up)

(exclamation)

charming (used only ironically)

(verb)

chase, follow

(verb)

chat

(verb)

cheat n

(noun)

check, promissory note n

(noun)

cheese

(noun)

chemistry

(verb)

cherish, value n

(noun)

cherry n

(noun)

chest of drawers

(noun)

chest, crate, trunk

(noun)

chest, front of something, hood/bonnet of vehicle n

(name)

Chester Braun

(verb)

chew

(verb)

chew, annoy (slang), bother (slang), irk (slang), irritate (slang) n

(noun)

chewing gum n

(noun)

child, offspring

(noun)

Chile

(noun)

chili con carne n

(noun)

chin

(noun)

China

(noun)

chisel

(noun)

chlorophyll

(noun)

chocolate n

(noun)

choice

(verb)

choke

(noun)

cholesterol

(noun)

chopsticks

(name)

Chris Atherton

(name)

Chris Lipscombe n

(name)

Christian Matzke

(noun)

Christianity

(name)

Christine Tschoegl

(name)

Christoph Pfisterer

(noun)

chromium

(noun)

chromium salts n

(noun)

chromosome n

(noun)

chronometer, clock

(noun)

chrysalis n

(noun)

a bird characterized by erratic, unpredictable behavior

(noun)

a bird characterized by erratic, unpredictable behavior

(verb)

alter, change

(noun)

authority, power, one in authority or in charge (slang)

(verb)

be chaotic, disorganized n

(verb)

be cheap n

(verb)

be chewy

(noun)

couch, bench, chair for multiple people

(noun)

cousin (mother's brother's child or father's sister's child), niece or nephew (man's sister's child n

(noun)

cousin (mother's sister's child or father's brother's child), niece or nephew (man's brother's child n

(noun)

curse, insult, "word challenge" n

(noun)

duty, quest, mission, task, chore

(noun)

element (in chemistry) n

(noun)

female cousin (mother's sister's child or father's brother's child), niece (man's brother's daughter n

(noun)

firefighter, lit. fire challenger

(noun)

first born child, firstborn n

(noun)

fries, french fries, chips (chipped potatoes)

(verb)

gamble, take a chance, take a risk

(verb)

have a negative charge, be negatively charged n

(verb)

have a positive charge, be positivily charged

(verb)

have personality, be charismatic, be charming n

(verb)

include, consist of, be composed of (in chemistry) n

(noun)

jowl, cheek n

(verb)

keep (in the combination of change)

(noun)

letter, written character n

(noun)

link in a chain

(noun)

mate challange n

(noun)

mate challenge

(noun)

mathematical or chemical formula n

(noun)

nugget, chunk, clump n

(noun)

opportunity, chance, opening

(noun)

room, chamber, enclosed area

(verb)

select, choose

(verb)

sing, chant n

(noun)

song, chant n

(noun)

temple (structure), church n

(noun)

unit of weight approximately 45-46.4 pounds/20.4-21.05 kg/9-9.28 cheb

(verb)

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

(idiom)

chase forest sarks

(sentence)

Check-out time is five a.m.

(idiom)

chew ligament

(sentence)

Chew that arm!

(proverb)

Choose to fight, not negotiate.

(proverb)

A fool's only achievement is death.

(idiom)

adult thumbs and children thumbs

(simile)

bright as the Torch of G'boj

(proverb)

Don't catch any bugs.

(sentence)

Don't touch me!

(sentence)

How much fuel do we have left?

(proverb)

If you don't use the painstik, the child will never celebrate his Age of Ascension.

(proverb)

If you must negotiate, watch you enemy's eyes.

(idiom)

kut'luch rank

(idiom)

My little toe aches a lot - I'm very angry

(proverb)

One does not achieve honor while acting dishonorably.

(proverb)

Revenge is a dish which is best served cold.

(simile)

serious as a toothache

(idiom)

sit in a chair

(sentence)

Surprise attack by Federation leaves you unprotected and damaged.
For each outpost pay 25 forces; for each capital pay 100 forces.

(sentence)

The enemy is approaching.

(proverb)

The used kut'luch is always shiny.

(proverb)

There is always a chance.

(idiom)

vegetable days, childhood

(sentence)

Warp to the nearest vessel.
If Unowned, you may buy it from the Bank.
If owned, pay owner twice the rental to which they are otherwise entitled.

(proverb)

We fight to enrich the spirit. - We fight in order to buy the spirit.

(sentence)

Where do you keep the chocolate?

(proverb)

You have choosen your weapon, so fight.

(idiom)

your fighting technique is obsolete

(sentence)

This organization does not enrich anyone (financially), and it perfectly follows the ideology of Star Trek.

(sentence)

In public schools, it teaches procedures so that people don't bully,

(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.

(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 Klingon Painstik is an important part of a Klingon's Age of Ascension ceremony. The Painstik is employed by friends of the recipient who use the devices to inflict pain in a manner which will allow the Klingon to attain a higher state of spirituality as a warrior, proving his mettle. Painstiks are a little over one meter long and emit a highly-charged shock for the express purpose of inflicting pain.

(skybox card)

All Klingon vessels are equipped with a cloaking device, allowing the ship to fly in a state of practical invisibility. Cloaking technology was gained through an alliance with the Romulan Star Empire, possibly in exchange for Warp Drive technology. Due to the tremendous energy drain of a cloaking device, weapons cannot be discharged while the cloak is in operation.

(sentence)

Decide when the qa'rol* cries,
The choice is yours,
And it is obvious.

(sentence)

In the Saq'sub all is quiet,
Its warriors asleep, like children
Waiting for death to come

(sentence)

To reach the heavens,
You must seek underground,
I will see you victorious next time.

(sentence)

My brother, I see your anger,
You might have a chance
To make amends.

(sentence)

First Nach, the form of the head,
Then Ghiv, the form of the legs and arms,
Then Burgh, the form of the stomach,
Then Bing, the form of the space above and below,
And Dung, the space beside,
And finally Tiq, the heart and center of all things,
May it forever beat, anywhere.

(sentence)

I will bring this p'takh to justice
And teach him life and death,
The slow and painful way!

(sentence)

Kahless also went out to search
For allies across Kronos,
And told them his tale.

(sentence)

Not far away,
Kotar and his Qempa'keh
Are in search for their souls.

(sentence)

Upon reaching the upper world,
No one could speak of anything,
But the deeds of Kahless and his kin.

(sentence)

Following the trail of Kahless,
Kotar heads for the city of Qam-Chee*,
Where he plans to kill this mortal.

(sentence)

Outside Qam-Chee,
Kahless tells his warriors
To go to the Saq'sub.

(sentence)

He will meet them there
With the last of the warriors,
He hopes to find around Qam-Chee.

(sentence)

He is welcomed by Kahnrah,
Patriarch of Qam-Chee,
They have prepared a feast.

(sentence)

Stories travel faster than a khrun*,
Thus the stories of Kahless
Also reach Molor’s house.

(sentence)

Molor sends five hundred
Of his warriors to Qam-Chee
To raid the town and kill Kahless.

(sentence)

So there they are,
At Qam-Chee’s gates,
Demanding to get in.

(sentence)

The men of Qam-Chee,
They all back away
From the gates and Molor’s men.

(sentence)

Warriors of Qam-Chee,
These are the men I tell you of,
They have come for my blood.

(sentence)

People of Qam-Chee,
The warrior before you
Carries the essence of honor.

(sentence)

The people of Qam-Chee,
They fled their territory,
And were killed one by one.

(sentence)

One by one Molor’s scouts return,
He asks them which banner
Kahless marches under.

(sentence)

Molor is amused,
He climbs a watch tower
To see this Kahless.

(sentence)

The honorable will be rewarded
After death chooses to bring them to you,
If you make it so, I accept.

(sentence)

Kotar, Kotar, Kotar,
Your two warriors approach you,
They are bound for the Underworld!

(sentence)

Kotar, Kotar, Kotar
Your two warriors approach you,
They are bound for the Underworld!

(sentence)

Molor,
He does not do battle,
From his tower, he watches his troops

(sentence)

First, he watches the battle smiling,
Then, he sees many of his troops fall,
Then, he sees the Qempa'keh,

(sentence)

Now Kahless and the Qempa'keh,
They reach the base
Of Molor’s guarded tower.

(sentence)

You stood there, you attack
Like a krencha*, short and fierce,
Avoiding long and dangerous battle.

(sentence)

Their armies stand and watch,
Unarmed, at a distance,
The war will be decided by two.

(sentence)

So that one day Molor will see
The folly of his treacherous ways,
And embrace the ways of honor.

(sentence)

Kotar, Kotar, Kotar,
Your warrior approaches you,
He is bound for the Underworld!

(sentence)

Not only Kahless remembered his words,
Kotar also met his part
Of the arrangement at Qam-Chee.

(sentence)

They will pay for the anger
You caused by entering and leaving,
Gre'thor in search of your kin.

(sentence)

Now, by the deeds of Kahless,
Every Klingon knows the ways of honor,
And teaches their children by this tale.

(sentence)

We fight to enrich the spirit
And to expand our realm,
Listen to the voice of your blood.