The finger-nails, from left to right, read "Rata" "Tafar" "Tapan" and "Malat" - meaning concept, discipline, process and nature. Rata, tafar, and tapan usually appear on Vulcan robes in a vertical column on the chest.
On my thumb nail is the symbol for "Ozhika", meaning "logic".
I initially wrote "malatong ozhikaong" because when saying "something and something" in Vulcan, one adds the ending "ong" to the end of each subject. There are also two different ways to write rata, tafar, and tapan. The version on the left is written in 23rd century Vulcan script, and the version on the right is that which we see on Vulcan robes.
I often pair ozhika and malat - nature and logic are very important to me, and always have been. I feel that they belong together.
I randomly came across this on deviant art! I am a HUGE vulcanaphile and Trek lover for a long time and LOVE this, where are you finding the resources? Just watching and charting? I would love to know if you have any more insights to vulcan characters I've been looking to get script for a tatoo for YEARS. Thanks! Oh and my trek comics are pretty sacred too, I don't let anyone handle them without clean hands. :)
ReplyDelete~Takera (originally T'kera but my non-treky friends keep messin up the pronounciation.)
Thanks, hun :3
ReplyDeleteThere are a lot of sites out there with so called "Vulcan script" but they are not reliable and are usually made up by crazy teenagers. However, these are some of the resources I have turned to while learning Vulcan:
http://korsaya.org/ (http://korsaya.org/vulcan-calligraphy/)
http://www.starbase-10.de/vld/
http://www.stogeek.com/wiki/Category:Vulcan_Language_Institute
These are only three of my favorite links - hope you enjoy, and keep reading!
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