Diane Duane refers to it as "the parted hand". Jacqueline Lichtenberg incorporates the gesture in the philosophies expressed in her Kraith series. Here, it is an expression of devotion to Surak's Construct.
The thumb held apart from the other fingers represents reverence for privacy: the small finger, IDIC ; the third finger, Nome , meaning All; the middle finger, reverence for life; and the index finger, the doctrine of the Domination of Logic.
Jump to: navigation , search. Related terms: See also: pon farr , mind meld , Vulcan Click here for related articles on Fanlore. The "live long and prosper' symbol represents a message that my dad believed so strongly in. My dad always loved Boston and he would be honored knowing that the Museum of Science would be the permanent home to this memorial.
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Copy to Clipboard. Send Email. First Name. Last Name. Email Address. Year Helena St. Lucia St. Martin St. Outlying Islands U. Already have an account? Sign In. Forgot Password. Sign Up. There was also a fanzine by this name. The most extensive and influential Vulcan language developed by fans in the s was that of linguist Dorothy Jones Heydt. It included roots, grammatical rules and syntax, and was used in her own stories and articles, then picked up by a number of other fan authors. The expression ni var , meaning "two forms" and originally referring to an art form in which two elements or aspects of a single subject are contrasted, was used as the title of a fan novella by Claire Gabriel which subsequently appeared in substantially edited form in the anthology Star Trek: The New Voyages.
The story enjoyed immense popularity among fans as well as with Leonard Nimoy himself. The Vulcan ship Ni'Var , which appeared in an episode of Enterprise , was named after the story; the original association with Heydt's seminal conlang had been forgotten. Memory Alpha Explore. Christopher Pike Number One. James T. Generations First Contact Insurrection Nemesis. Memory Alpha. Explore Wikis Community Central.
Register Don't have an account? Vulcan language. View source. History Talk Do you like this video? Play Sound. Six variations on the Vulcan script The Vulcan language was the language spoken by the Vulcans of the planet Vulcan. The stones featuring the Vulcan symbols were later sold off on the It's A Wrap! In the final draft script of "Breaking the Ice", a letter written in this Vulcan writing style was simply described as being "in Vulcan," rather than the contents of the message — in either English or Vulcan — being notated in the script.
As the term was only used in Reed's dream, this may not have been an actual word in Vulcan. The scene which contained this Vulcan dialogue was filmed in English and later translated into Vulcan by actor James Doohan.
Doohan observed the actors' lip movements and created new vocal "sounds" for them to dub over their original English. This is not translated on screen, but inferred from Hoshi's reply, "You're welcome". This was not translated on-screen, but Mike Sussman provided the translation from his production notes.
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