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Klingon blade weapons

The following is a list of Klingon blade weapons.
Klingons also kept the Jem'Hadar polearm, called a kar'takin, aboard their starships for training purposes during the Dominion War. ()
Admiral Jean-Luc Picard kept a book on Klingon blade weapons displayed in the library of Château Picard in 2401. Illustrations included the Sword of Kahless, a mek'leth, and a kut'luch. ()
== Named ==
* bat'leth
* d'k tahg
* gin'tak spear
* kligat
* kur'leth
* kut'luch
* mek'leth
* mevak
* tajtIq
== Unnamed ==
=== Assassin's knife 1 ===
A Klingon warrior used this knife in an attempt on Captain Jean-Luc Picard's life in 2366. ()
=== Assassin's knife 2 ===
Another Klingon warrior used this knife in an attempt on Captain Jean-Luc Picard's life in 2366. ()
=== Bat'leth-like weapon ===
Kurn had this bat'leth-like weapon hanging in his office aboard the underneath two crossed swords. ()
In 2368, Worf also kept one of these weapons on display in his quarters aboard the . ()
=== B'Etor's blade ===
This type of small, curved blade was carried by B'Etor. ()
=== Chancellor's knife ===
This knife was used by the Klingon chancellor to threaten Captain Jonathan Archer when he visited Qo'noS in April 2151. ()
=== Dining knife ===
Koloth used this small knife to cut a piece of cake in half. ()
=== Hegh'bat ceremony knife ===
This knife was used in the hegh'bat ceremony. Worf tried to kill himself with this knife in 2367 and nearly talked his son Alexander into killing him with such a knife when Worf was unable to move. () The Knife of Kirom was a similar-looking knife. ()
=== House of Duras knife ===
This knife was carried by members of the House of Duras. ()
=== Kurn's knife ===
When Kurn came aboard Deep Space 9 in 2372, he wielded a similar knife. ()
=== Large knife ===
When going through the Kal'Hyah ritual, Worf held this knife. ()
=== Long knife ===
This long knife was used by Klingon warriors. 
Worf used his to fight Jem'Hadar soldiers on Vandros IV. ()
In his duel with Gowron in 2373, Worf fought with such a weapon. ()
=== Sword ===
A type of ceremonial sword was used by some Klingon warriors. Kurn had a pair of these swords hanging in his office aboard the , as did Lursa and B'Etor aboard their ship. ()
Like his brother, Worf also kept two crossed swords in his quarters aboard the Enterprise-D. ()
During an exercise program on the holodeck, Worf and K'Ehleyr used a pair of swords to defeat computer-generated opponents. ()
Duras utilized a sword in his duel with Worf in 2367. He was killed by Worf and his bat'leth. ()
Governor Vagh of Krios also had two crossed swords on display in his office. ()
=== Worf's trophy weapon ===
Worf kept two of these knives in his quarters aboard the Enterprise-D. ()
In 2382, a knife of this type was present within a store aboard Starbase 80. ()
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Klingon foods and beverages

Klingon foods and beverages were the typical food and drink consumed by Klingons.
The Federation maintained somewhat knowledgeable information on Klingon food during the 23rd century. When the captured the crew of in 2268, Captain James T. Kirk, as a show of good faith for treating the Klingons well, had the ship's food synthesizers programmed "to accommodate our guests." ()
Several years later, the crew of the Enterprise got to experience first hand Klingon food packs after they captured Kruge's Bird-of-Prey. As the ship was being repaired, Montgomery Scott noted to Captain Kirk that he had replaced the Klingon food packs, before divulging that that was what was giving him "a sour stomach," prompting Kirk to acknowledge, "Oh, is that what it was?" ()
Prior to Commander William T. Riker's brief cultural exchange assignment aboard the in 2365, he spent some time in Ten Forward researching Klingon nutritional choices. Doctor Katherine Pulaski observed Riker in disgust as he ate the different offering, suggesting that "I've never heard of a Klingon starving to death on his own vessels, but you might." When Riker offered her a Klingon beverage, she again opted out, stating that "I'm abstaining in honor of your last hour on board." Captain Jean-Luc Picard later visited Riker's table and shared his familiarity with "the practice of the feast before the transfer," noting he had done some many times himself, before adding that "I usually made more palatable choices." Riker explained that what he had were the palatable choices.
Later, during mess call aboard the Pagh, several of the officers noted that Riker had not eaten very much or if the food was all right. Riker explained how much he enjoyed all of his samplings, but was disturbed to learn that the gagh was still alive. His second officer suggested that if he wanted something "easier", they might be able to persuade one of the female crew to breast feed him. ()
A specific tea was used in the Klingon tea ceremony which was toxic to Klingons and outright deadly to Humans. ()
In 2368, Picard claimed that he had a liking for fresh gagh. ()
Most of the snacks Klingon consume are variants of bugs and worms. Malor typically snacked on serpent worms raised on his family's farm. ()
Klingon alcohol tended to be quite strong to Federation standards. Bloodwine was twice the strength of whiskey. () Chech'tluth was known to be enjoyable to Humans used to the strength of poteen, a potent traditional triple-distilled whiskey from Ireland. ()
== List of foods ==
* Bregit lung
* Gagh
* Gladst
* Grapok sauce
* Klingon food pack
* Krada leg
* Mollusk
* O'mat Gri T'M pffiots
* Pipius claw
* Racht
* Rokeg blood pie
* Targ 
** Heart of targ
* Zilm'kach
== List of beverages ==
* Bahgol
* Bloodwine
* Chech'tluth
* Firewine
* Klingon martini
* Mot'loch
* O'mat Gri T'M pffiots
* Raktajino
** Quarktajino 
* Targ milk
* Tea 
* Warnog
Foods and beverages
Klingon guitar

A Klingon guitar was a type of musical string instrument played by the Klingons.
One of these instruments was played by the Klingon chef aboard Deep Space 9 to entertain his customers in 2370, while another was played by a Klingon band member performing at the Warrior Pit in the First City in 2382. (; )
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Klingon music

Klingon music was a term used to describe music with a Klingon origin.
In 2373, "Kenneth" (aka The Doctor) asked his wife Charlene what the noise was, and she claimed she had had to hear it all day, asking him to put a stop to it. Their daughter Belle claimed it made her eyes hurt. When Kenneth asked his son Jeffrey what kind of music he was listening to, the boy replied "Klingon". Kenneth then told him to turn it down, saying Jeffrey would never be able to get his homework finished with all the noise. ()
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Quark didn't care for Klingon music, also referring to it as noise. ()
== Types ==
* Klingon acid punk
* Klingon drinking song
* Klingon opera
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Category:Qo'noS
Klingon planets

The following is a list of mentioned planets and star systems in the Klingon Empire. All planets listed are or were inhabited at some point of time.
== Planets ==
* Archanis IV (Archanis sector, ceded to the Federation in the 23rd century, reconquered in 2373)
* Boreth
* H'atoria
* Iota Geminorum IV
* Khitomer (Khitomer system, colony destroyed by Romulan forces in 2346, within Romulan territory as of 2369) 
* Krios Prime
* Maranga IV
* Morska
* Narendra III (attacked by Romulan forces in 2344)
* N'Vak Colony (colony destroyed by Klingon forces in 2154)
* Ogat
* Organia (only briefly occupied in 2267)
* Praxis (Qo'noS system, destroyed in 2293)
* Qo'noS (Qo'noS system)
* Qu'Vat Colony
* Raatooras
* Rura Penthe (Beta Penthe system)
* Sherman's Planet (shared possession in 2267, granted to the Federation as of 2269)
* Ty'Gokor
===Uncertain===
* Donatu V 
* Elas (Tellun system, claimed by the Empire in 2268)
* Forcas III 
* Galorda Prime
* Ganalda IV
* Hitora colony
* Korvat colony
* Neural (claimed by the Empire in 2267)
* Torna IV
* Troyius (Tellun system, claimed by the Empire in 2268)
* Unnamed deuterium mining planet
* Xarantine homeworld
== Stars and star systems ==
* Beta Lankal
* Beta Thoridar
* Gamma Eridon
* Mempa system
* Pheben system
== Other stellar phenomena ==
* Azure Nebula (on the border to Federation space)
* Baber Nebula
* Barnes Nebula
* Betreka Nebula (uncertain, may not really border the Klingon Empire)
* Gullory Nebula
* Hodges Nebula
* Stevens Nebula
* Klach D'kel Brakt (also called "Briar Patch", in Federation space as of 2375)
* Vodrey Nebula (on the border to Federation space)
== See also ==
* Federation-Klingon border
* Romulan planets
* Cardassian planets
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Klingon wedding

The Klingon wedding was a highly ritualized ceremony, resembling an opera. Klingon warriors beating their drums received the couple as the officiant (usually the Lady of the Great House of the groom) recited the traditional story of the Klingon creation, in which the second Klingon heart was created to be joined with the first and they both rose up against their gods. The Tawi'Yan presented the couple with bat'leths as they did mock battle with each other in representation of the struggle of the two Klingon hearts against one another.
After the couple recited their vows, swearing to unite against all their opponents, the guests attacked them with ceremonial weapons, the ma'Stakas.
In preparation for the wedding, brides joining their betrothed's house had to be approved by the of that house. The bride needed to display her ability to perform several traditional Klingon rituals, e.g., the Bre'Nan and the display of Var'Hama candles. Brides were also required to recite the history of all the females of the house she was joining. Grooms prepared with their closest male friends, including one designated as the Tawi'Yan, the Klingon equivalent of a best man. They went to a cave, or a simulation of a cave if necessary, for the physical and spiritual journey of kal'Hyah. ()
Klingons could also be wed in a shorter, more informal ceremony in which the two participants repeated an oath and then kissed. This ceremony could be performed by the Klingon equivalent of a justice of the peace, or the vow could be taken privately, legally constituting marriage by mutual consent. (; )
== See also ==
*Klingon mating rituals
*Klingon divorce
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Klowahka

Klowahka was an inhabited planet and the homeworld (i.e. "nestworld") of the warp-capable Klowahkans. Other lifeforms native to the planet included Klowahkan oysters and grubfruit. All arrivals to Klowahka were greeted with a traditional amuse-bouche.
In 2382, the transported famed food critics Legnog and Gonald from Praxon IV to Klowahka. ()
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Klowahkan

Klowahkans were an ornithoid humanoid species native to the planet Klowahka. ()
==Biology==
The species had feathers in various colors, including varying shades of green, white, black, red, , and , and were of average humanoid height. ()
Klowahkans were capable of fluffing their down, puffing out all their feathers so as to appear larger before a threat, though the act was considered embarrassing. ()
Their methods of eating sometimes involved regurgitation. () Among food critics, this was simulated by the use of a beak-shaped pincer tool, which tore off a small portion of food, and "chewed" the portion when squeezed repeatedly, before the user dropped the morsel onto their tongue. ()
==Society==
Klowahkan culture and social order revolved around the prospect of food and culinary science, and reviewed restaurants for Klowahka's official foodie archives. According to Doctor Gabers Migleemo, the Klowahkans developed space travel to discover "strange new meals." () In fact, not focusing on tasting new food (such as by serving in Starfleet) or being a chef was frowned upon.
All arrivals to Klowahka, whether guests or prisoners, were welcomed with traditional amuse-bouche. ()
Their language, when translated through universal translator, was often related to food; in fact, the use of culinary-related words and metaphors promoted understanding among Klowahkans. () Conversely, the seeming overuse of culinary metaphors could impede communications with a non-Klowahkan by annoying them and, in a similar but less extreme fashion to the Tamarian language's metaphors, obfuscating what the Klowahkan was trying to say to them. This was especially detrimental to Klowahkans in professions where clear communication was vital, such as a Starfleet ship's counselor; Doctor Migleemo was infamous on the for his endless food metaphors leading to advice that patients found bizarre and unhelpful, such as cooking paella in order to channel rage. () A non-food-related expression they were known to use was "Great Feathered God!" ()
The most revered members of their culture were food critics, which function as scholars and have nobility titles. Replicated meals were considered blasphemous, and making bland dishes was heinous enough to be imprisoned in flavor jail, where none of the meals have butter; furthermore, those that failed to uphold Klowahkan values would have their name written into the "Book of the Flavorless", and could even result in the offender's family being banished from the "Great Seating Chart". Conversely, a Klowahkan losing their sense of taste was considered the worst thing to happen to them. ()
==History==
In the 2380s, some Klowahkans were members of Starfleet, including the ' counselor, Doctor Gabers Migleemo. () Additionally, a Klowahkan crewmember served as a pedicurist on the Federation spa ship . ()
== Individuals ==
;Named
*Frigleeman (half-Human hybrid)
*Gonald
*Legnog
*Gabers Migleemo
;Unnamed
*Unnamed Klowahkans
== Appendices ==
=== Background information ===
The species' name appears to be a play on the word "", an ornithoid excretory organ.
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Klowahkan oyster

The Klowahkan oyster was an edible mollusk native to Klowahka.
In 2382, a trio of Klowahkans greeted a party from the with a traditional amuse-bouche of Klowahkan oysters with grubfruit mignonette. However, Lieutenants jg D'Vana Tendi and Sam Rutherford had secretly replaced the oysters with replicated manure. When food critics Legnog and Madame Gonald professed to love the food, they were exposed as having lost their sense of taste. ()
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Kneeling

Kneeling was the act of standing on one's knees. It was done as an act of submission, particularly in prayer, or honor. 
In 2268, Elaan noted that the crew of the had her permission not to kneel in her presence. ()
In 2366, Jean-Luc Picard told Nuria not to kneel to him. Nuria assumed he did not want her to, but Picard told her he did not deserve it. ()
In 2373/2374, a hologram of admitted that even he found himself kneeling in prayer before God. ()
==External link==
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Category:Skills
Knit cap

A knit cap, toque, or beanie was a piece of knitted headwear worn in cold weather.
Time-traveler Spock wore a knit cap to disguise his Vulcan features in 1930 New York City, Earth. ()
After a Vulcan ship crash landed in Carbon Creek on Earth in 1957, Mestral wore a knit cap to disguise his Vulcan ears. ()
Some of the whale hunters on the Bering Sea who nearly harpooned George and Gracie in 1986 wore knit caps. ()
In 2022, an individual walking by The Lakeview wore a Toronto Maple Leafs beanie. ()
After Spock was temporarily made fully Human by the Kerkhovians in 2259, he wore a regulation knit cap with Starfleet insignia to disguise his Human ears from his mother. ()
In 2268, Spock disguised his Vulcan ears with a knit cap on planet 892-IV, given to him by Septimus' group of runaway slaves. However, a police officer took off his hat and realized Spock is "a barbarian". ()
In the same year, Spock again disguised his Vulcan features by wearing a knit cap when he beamed down to planet Ekos. ()
==External link ==
* 
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Knoll's Planet

Knoll's Planet was a planet whose position was labeled on a star chart in the guidance system S/COMS panel on aboard the Amargosa observatory in 2371. ()
== Background information == 
In August 2024, this panel was put up for auction in the Entertainment Memorabiliia Live Auction: Los Angeles Summer 2024 by Propstore Auction. 
This location was named after the film's ILM visual effects supervisor John Knoll.
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Knowledge

Knowledge was the fact or condition of knowing something with familiarity gained through experience or association.
In 2270, Spock informed Captain James T. Kirk that the library computer confirmed that Ensign Walking Bear was correct about studying the histories of many ancient Earth peoples, especially his own. The computer shows information that said "The Mayas had a legend of a winged serpent god who came from the skies, bringing knowledge." ()
== See also ==
* Scientific knowledge
== External link ==
*
Category:Psychology
Koala (entity)

The koala was a god-like entity similar in appearance to the Earth marsupial. The being was seen or encountered by several members of the crew of while in the state of ascension or reversible brain death. ()
==Characteristics==
The being's appearance was that of a negative image of a regular koala. It was capable of speech, but spoke backwards. ()
==History==
In 2380, Lieutenant jg O'Connor mentioned to Ensign D'Vana Tendi that he could see a giant koala with the universe resting upon its back during his ascension. ()
The following year, Ensign Brad Boimler claimed to have seen a koala after he nearly drowned in Cetacean Ops. He, too, related his experience to Tendi, who politely suggested that Boimler keep that piece of information to himself. ()
Later that same year, when Lieutenant Commander Steve Stevens was pronounced brain-dead for ten minutes after being turned to stone, he claimed he saw a koala sitting atop a black mountain. ()
In Boimler's holoprogram Crisis Point II: Paradoxus, there was a holographic street preacher on Tatasciore IX, who exclaimed that "The koala smile[d] on [them] all." ()
When the recently-promoted Lieutenant jg Boimler briefly died on Corazonia, he found himself in a room with a window, through which he could see a Black Mountain. Before him, he saw the koala in the chair. The koala spoke to him in reverse, and said, "It's not your time, Bradward Boimler.", after which Boimler was revived by Doctor T'Ana. ()
When Badgey became an omnipotent AI and ascended to a higher realm, he opened a portal, where the koala was briefly visible on the other side. ()
The koala also appeared to be the subject of a game present within the arcade on Starbase 80. ()
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Kobali language

The Kobali language was the spoken language of the Kobali, a species native to the Delta Quadrant that reanimated the dead of other species to procreate. Written Kobali included circles connected to zigzagging straight lines.
When former Ensign Lyndsay Ballard was brought back to life, she was reprogrammed to think in Kobali first, and had to translate things into English in her head. Harry Kim attempted to learn a little Kobali in an effort to impress Ballard, but did not get the words quite right. ()
==Spoken language==
=== Words and phrases ===
*Bekta – "Fire" (as in a weapon) or "Engage"
*Tam'vitte – "Computer" (or something required for computer attention)
*Cham'bioque – "Success" or "Completed" (Used as a celebratory exclamation)
*Kyn'steya – "Past Life"
*Vyk'tiote – "Crumpled dance", literal translation of a certain kind of wave phenomenon.
=== Examples of spoken language ===
;Tam'vitte... Rel mestal!
;Mestal te'iote senve.
;Siote ven'suil. Bekta! Tam'vitte, me'iote sendaya Voyager.''
:(Lyndsay and her shuttle computer.)
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;Vien'ke debala, Jhet'leya.
:The comets are tiresome.
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;All I need to do is vyq'tal the qen'dioqe matrices, stabilize the per'cheya, tez'tel se nenna... Cham'bioque!''
:(In engineering, Lyndsay switched back and forth from Kobali to English.)
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;Stoi'gia! Net'staika pen'daeli shevaob!
:(Lyndsay expressing frustration to The Doctor and Harry Kim.)
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Kobayashi Maru (aftershow)

"Premiere Special" is the 44th episode of , and the first produced to deal with DIS Season 4 and covers the episode and the mid-season finale, .
It is the 28th episode of The Ready Room hosted by Wil Wheaton and featured the guests Sonequa Martin-Green and Kate Mulgrew.
It was the first episode of The Ready Room to be shot on the aftershow's new set, and the first to have an in-person guest since the in . During that time, The Ready Room had been shot in Wheaton's home, with all guests appearing via remote video link, due to the .
== Segments ==
Kobayashi Maru scenario holograms

List of personnel in the . 
==Named==
* 
* 
* 
* 
* 
* Kojiro Vance
==Unnamed==
=== Klingon warship crew ===
This crew served aboard one of the first three Birds-of-Prey that participated in the scenario. ()
File: Kobayashi Maru Klingon 1.jpg|Klingon 1Voiced by Brook Chalmers
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=== Klingon battlecruiser crew ===
This crew served aboard the fourth Bird-of-Prey they participated in the scenario. ()
File:Kobayashi Maru Klingon 2.jpg|Klingon 2Voiced by Dee Bradley Baker
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===Kobayashi Maru personnel ===
The readout on the Kobayashi Maru indicated the vessel had a crew of eighty-one, with three hundred passengers. () According to Doctor Beverly Crusher, she detected eighty-seven surivors aboard. ()
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Kobliad (planet)

Kobliad was an inhabited planet in the Kobliad system, in the Alpha Quadrant. This was the homeworld of the Kobliads. This planet was unified with a single government. 
The species was dying off in the mid-24th century. This planet was known to the Federation, who were attempting to supply the species with deuridium so they could prolong their life span. Rao Vantika was one of the planet's most notorious criminals. He murdered many of his own kind in his pursuit of prolonging his own life span. According to Ty Kajada, the description of murderer for Vantika, "doesn't do justice to the horrors he's responsible for on my world." ()
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