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* Ν ν ([[nu]]) |
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* Π π ([[pi]]) |
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Revision as of 21:48, 16 September 2010
Greek was a Human language spoken by the Greek people on Earth. Derived from ancient Greek spoken since the 2nd millennium BC, elements of the language survive as a significant source of Starfleet and Federation nomenclature and terminology.
Fundamentally, the stellar cartographic quadrants of the Milky Way Galaxy are labeled Alpha, Beta, Gamma and Delta - all Greek letters. Multitudes of other uses include installations (Epsilon IX station), protocols (evasive pattern delta 5), computer files (Janeway Lambda one), scientific discoveries (the Omega molecule) and planets (Ceti Alpha V) labeled with Greek words or having Greek origins.
Greek-named Starships
- USS Adelphi (NCC-26849)
- USS Agamemnon (NCC-11638)
- USS Ajax (NCC-11574)
- Antares
- Archon
- Arcos
- USS Aries (NCC-45167)
- SS Artemis
- Aurora
- USS Bellerophon (Nebula class)
- USS Bellerophon (NCC-74705)
- USS Centaur (NCC-42043)
- USS Galaxy (NCC-70637)
- USS Hera (NCC-62006)
- USS Hermes (NCC-10386)
- USS Odyssey (NCC-71832)
- USS Olympia
- USS Pegasus (NCC-53847)
- USS Philadelphia
- USS Phoenix (NCC-65420)
- USS Prometheus (NX-74913)
- USS Ptolemy (NCC-3801)
- USS Syracuse
- USS Titan
- A deleted scene from Star Trek Nemesis referenced a USS Talos.
Greek Alphabet
- Α α (alpha)
- Β β (beta)
- Γ γ (gamma)
- Δ δ (delta)
- Ε ε (epsilon)
- Ζ ζ (zeta)
- Η η (eta)
- Θ θ (theta)
- Ι ι (iota)
- Κ κ (kappa)
- Λ λ (lambda)
- Μ μ (mu)
- Ν ν (nu)
- Ο ο (omicron)
- Π π (pi)
- Ρ ρ (rho)
- Σ σ (sigma)
- Τ τ (tau)
- Υ υ (upsilon)
- Φ φ (phi)
- Χ χ (chi)
- Ψ ψ (psi)
- Ω ω (omega)
Earth languages |
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Arabic • Chinese (Cantonese • Mandarin Chinese) • Dutch • English • Finnish • French • German • Greek • Hawaiian • Hebrew • Hindi • Irish • Italian • Japanese • Latin • Lincos • Norwegian • Polish • Russian • Scots • Sign language (American Sign Language) • Spanish • Swahili • Welsh • Whale song • Wolof |