Is Romulan a real language?

The Romulan language was used within the Romulan Star Empire. Its written form consists of square and rectangular letters. The spoken language had three dialects, and was difficult to distinguish from the Vulcan language to those not proficient in xenolinguistics. It was also known as Rihannsu.

Who created the Romulan language?

The Romulan or Rihannsu language was created by Diane Duane for use in her novel about the Romulans, a race of alien beings related to the Vulcans. Both Romulans and Vulcans appear in the Star Trek movies and TV shows.

How do you say hello in Romulan?

1. Greetings. jolan’tru. semiformal hello/goodbye; most common greeting.
2. Everyday Words. ie. yes.
3. Insults. hevam. human (derogatory).
4. Terms of Endearment. jol-ao au.
5. Family. rinam.
6. Words Related to the Klingons. Khe’lloann’mnhehorael.
7. Words Related to the Federation. Lloann’mhrahel.
8. Words Related to Romulan Star Empire. Galae s’Shiar.

Are Romulans artificial?

Star Trek Theory: Romulans Hate Androids Because They Themselves ARE Artificial. One of the oldest alien species in Star Trek lore, the Romulans first appeared in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode “Balance of Terror” and have been a consistent nemesis of the Federation ever since.

Do Romulans and Vulcans speak the same language?

In Diane Duane’s novel The Romulan Way, the Romulan language is said to be related to the Vulcan language. This suggests that during the Exodus of the Romulans, they abandoned most things Vulcan.

What does Lhonu mean in Romulan?

Anyway, in Romulan, Lhonu means silver.

What type of weapons do Romulans use?

Romulan disruptor pistol The Romulans used both disruptor pistols and disruptor rifles. (TNG: “Unification II”, et al.)

What do Romulans call themselves?

Rihannsu
The resulting tongue was named Rihan, with the Romulans’ name for themselves being Rihannsu in Duane’s novels, meaning “the Declared”, in reference to their decision to secede from Vulcan society.

What language do Romulans speak?

Romulan (Rihan) is a fictional language in the Star Trek non-canon universe. In its fictional context it is spoken by the Romulans and Remans. It was developed by science fiction writer Diane Duane for her Rihannsu novel series set in the Original Series time period and has been expanded by fans in the years since.

What are the best books about the Romulans?

The Romulans have been the focus of a number of books, and have appeared or been mentioned in many others. Among their key appearances have been: Diane Duane’s miniseries Star Trek: Rihannsu, consisting to-date of five books written between 1984 and 2006, is regarded as one of deepest works focusing on the Romulans.

Is Rihan a Romulan language?

In The Romulan Way, Rihan is said by an in-universe historian to have been developed by the proto-Romulans, dissidents from the Vulcan luminary Surak’s philosophies, as a deliberate conlang (akin to Esperanto in real-life) by going back to classical Old High Vulcan and “aging” the language in a different direction.

When did the Romulans become warp capable?

Dougherty’s remark indicates that the Romulans became warp capable after they left Vulcan. Furthermore, a subsequent vague remark from Captain Picard that the Romulans might have still appeared controllable a century ago (i.e., in the 23rd century) could be interpreted as a hint to when they achieved warp capability.