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Month of Kislev – A Month of MIRACLES and HOPE

Month of Hope, Rest and Trust

Part 1

From the Month of Cheshvan to the Month of Kislev and How They Connect

SHINE – TRUST – HOPE _ SECURITY

Babylonian Name: Kislev – Meaning Security, trust and rest

Month of the year: 9th month of spiritual year and 3rd month of physical year

Theme of the month: It’s the month of HOPE

Season: Fall (Stav) and season of REPENTANCE

Key Appointed Times: Kislev 1 - Rosh Kodesh Kislev – Head of the month of Kislev

Kislev 24 – Chanukah

Tevet 2 – Feast of Dedication

Color/Gemstone: Multicolor, Rainbow - Opal, Jasper

Tribe of Israel: Benjamin – Son of my right hand – MASTERS OF THE BOW/ True Identity

Hebrew Letter:

Value – 60/To trust, support, lean upon, To come full circle

Action/Body Part: Sleeping/Stomach

Constellation: Sagittarius / The Archer develops war strategies

Monthly Characteristics / Scriptures to Meditate On

Month of HOPE, REST & TRUST

Enter into His rest knowing you are His beloved (1 John 4:18 & Hebrews 6)

Meditate on the Vine and the Branches (John 15)

Month of coming ‘Full Circle.’

Month of Dreams/Bring dreams before Him (Psalms 127:2)

Torah portions of Kislev are full of dreams (Genesis 28-44)

Shine as lights of the world (Matthew 5:14-16 & Philippians 2:12-16)

Stand fast like the Maccabees (Zechariah 4:6 & Philippians 4:1)

TIME TO STAND AGAINST EMPIRES AND CULTURES (Ephesians 6:12)

Pull bow back with the Right Arm of the Lord (Isaiah 53:1)

The Maccabees and the Month of Kislev (Hanukkah)

Why do Jews celebrate Hanukkah? This is a festivity not mentioned or ordained by God. Yet, it is an important festival, not just for the Jews, but for believers as well. For us, December 25 is the day we celebrate the birth of Jesus. However, the Jews celebrate HANUKKAH, known as “THE FEAST OF DEDICATION” or “THE FEAST OF LIGHTS”. This feast is mentioned in the Gospel of John 10:22-23; “And the Feast of Dedication took place in Jerusalem, and it was winter. And Yahshua was walking in the sanctuary, in Solomon's Porch.” Verse 22 clearly states ‘the feast of Dedication’ and specifies, ‘it was winter.’

The story of this important day begins with the death of Alexander the Great. His four main generals divided the empire amongst themselves. One of them named Seleucis fought winning a region that included Israel. After his death Antiochus IV, a Syrian king with Greek blood, who considered himself divine, demanded to be addressed as “Antiochus Epiphanes”, which in the old Greek means “manifested god”. He took control of the region and immediately persecuted the Jews. This persecution included placing a Hellenistic priest in the Jewish temple and preventing Jews from practicing their religion to the point of executing anyone who opposed him.

The Jews were outraged by Antiochus’ claim of being a deity, hence, they gave him a derogatory name; Antiochus Epimanes, translated as “Antiochus the Madman”. Antiochus’ agenda was to impose Greek culture, thereby prohibiting Jews religious and cultural practices.

Antiochus placed the statute of Zeus in the Temple in Jerusalem as well as demanding that similar statutes be placed in every village and every town. And, if this wasn’t enough, he demanded that they build altars and sacrifice pigs in them. (Sounds familiar?) This act, specifically the desecration of the Jewish Temple, brought about ‘The Maccabean Revolt’.

There was an elderly priest named Mattathias who lived in a small village named Modi ‘in (Ben Gurion Airport today), who led the organized resistance along with his five sons: John Gaddi, Simon Thassi, Eleazar Avaran, Jonathan Apphus, and Judas Maccabeus (Maccabeus comes from the Hebrew word for “hammer”). The rebellion started by preventing a Jew from sacrificing to a pagan god and killing the willing priest then killing an officer of the king followed by all the soldiers present. Mattathias escaped with his family to the hills where he was joined by many other faithful Jews.

Mattathias became the leader of the Maccabean revolt that day. He led a series of nightly assaults. Mattathias, being weary and fragile (since he was after all, an elderly man) passed on to his son, Judah, the leadership of the revolt, before passing.

Judah learned the skills of his father, becoming an excellent leader and demonstrated his skills as a military tactician. He quickly earned the nickname “Maccabee”, a Hebrew derived name meaning “hammer”. During the following three years, the Maccabees, as they became known, lived in caves and wore down the Syrian army. The Maccabees became expert at surprise attacks, especially at night. Their guerrilla warfare tactics and nightly assaults, and above all, their faith, hope and trust in God, allowed them to take on their enemy in open combat. Their zeal drove them to victory.

Soon after their victory, they found the altar of the temple defiled and in much need of repair. The sacrifices of pigs, with the idol of Zeus inside the temple, was a gruesome and repulsive scene for the Jews. So, they acted quickly in cleansing, tearing down the altar that had been desecrated and built a new one. On Kislev 25, in the year 165 B.C., they rededicated the temple. This event took place exactly three (3) years to the day of the first desecration by the Assyrians.

According to Jewish tradition, the Maccabees filled the temple lamps with oil. However, they only had enough oil for one day. Hanukkah is celebrated because of an awesome miracle that took place during the dedication of the temple. The oil that was supposed to last one full day, miraculously lasted EXACTLY eight days. The very number of days the priests needed to specially prepare the oil for the temple lamps (Menorah). This miracle does not appear in the books of the Maccabees. It is only recorded in the Talmud (Shabbat 21b) since the Talmud is based on oral traditions.

What is the significance of Hanukkah for us as believers? This is my answer; Hanukkah is a reminder to believers, to be separate and apart from the temptations of the world Peter 2:9 tells us the following; “But you are an elect race, a royal priesthood; a holy people, and a people for possession; that you should proclaim the praises of him who called you out of darkness to His precious light”. (This scripture is a repetition that Peter quoted out ofExodus 19:5 & 6). Just as the Maccabees resisted Antiochus’ assault in wanting to destroy the Jews beliefs and culture, so must we stand firm against the wickedness and assaults of the Antiochus of this age that is so prevalent around us right now. We need to remember that, although we are in this world, we are not of this world as John 17:11-16 tells us.

We also need to remind ourselves that the greatest miracle that we have been given is, Yeshua, Jesus, who is the light of the world.

John 1:5; “and the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overtake it”. John 12:46; “I have come as a Light to the world, that everyone who believes in Me may not remain in the darkness”.

May we, believers stand firm with courage and zeal of a Holy God to do as the Maccabees did, interceding, in prayers and supplication, keeping guard and warring in the spirit, waiting for our deliverance from the Antiochus of this age. Time for the church of Christ to arise as the armies of The Lord of Host. Sing the songs of praise and worship louder than ever before, pray like never before, and as the days grow darker, war in the spirit like never before. For the spirit of the Anti-Christ (Antiochus) knows very well he is running out of time. He is defeated and our soon deliverance from this earthly body is nigh. May we arise as the bride of Christ in this hour.

May the Lord bless you and keep you

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Star Trek Aliens Names Bank

Compiled for your convenience, a bank of canon names for the most common aliens of Star Trek.

These are compiled from Memory Alpha and Memory Beta. I tried to distinguish given and surnames as best I could, and generally did not include a name if it was too unclear. Same goes for names of individuals without a specified gender, since we don't know if or how names are gendered for these various cultures. This is also the reason why names are split by gender at all. Beta canon was occasionally used to distinguish given names v. surnames for Alpha canon names (such as Dukat being specified as a surname). For characters that were spies disguised as another species, if their alter ego had a distinct name, I gave each name to their respective species. If not (i.e. Seska), I did not include the name because its unclear to which culture the name derives from. There is a good amount of guesswork in here, and undoubtedly errors.

Species included are Andorians, Bajorans, Betazoids, Bolians, Caitians, Cardassians, Denobulans, Ferengi, Jem'Hadar, Klingons, Orions, Romulans, Tellarites, Trill, Vorta, and Vulcans.

This can be used for general reference at the sorts of names appropriate to each species, or for random generation based on phonemes, such as can be found in Azgaar's Fantasy Map Generator, whose namesbase feature was the base concept used for this.

Several of these have very small sample sizes, and may produce janky results in phoneme generators. Male names are overrepresented for pretty much every species. Make of that what you will

Andorian

Andorians in Alpha Canon are generally referred to by only one name, but in Beta Canon have an expanded naming system (only names aligning with this system are included), with a given name, a surname prefix (ch' for chan, sh' for shen, th' for thaan, and zh' for zhen), and a surname, generally taken from the zhavey (zhen parent). They also tend to have nicknames, which are included on a separate line. Chan and thaan are often considered to more or less correspond to masculinity, and when dealing with binary species, tend to use he/him pronouns, with shen and zhen being the same towards femininity and generally using she/her pronouns.

Alpha Canon

Female Given Names

Talla

Male Given Names

Erit,Ghee,Thy'lek

Surnames

Ithyk,Keval,P'Trell,Ryn,Shran,Shras,Shukar,Talas,Tarah,Telev,Thelin,Tholos,Thon,Thoris,Gareb,Jhamel,Lissan

Beta Canon

Chan (male) Given Names

Thirishar,Onalishenar,Senthofar,Krasizhrar,Yanishuran,Aranthanien,Silash,Finirath,Ledanyi,Anlenthoris,Vraath,Hessretheress,Shanradeskel,Themnorsith,Thezalden,Threlas,Serrosel,Tharantana,Ramasanar,Gilmesheid,Tharia,Zhimen,Shelithan,Elefthor,Thanashal,Astellet,Sonnisar,Veldaclien,Aravesh,Veraldorash,Helthari,Shritharia

Shar,Shenar,Veni,Thanien,Shal,Clien,Thoris

Shen (female) Given Names

Vindizhei,Thali,Lahvishri,Chelienal,Trenkanshent,Lemarliten,Trenev,Resthenar,Iravothra,Avaranthi,Pava Ek'Noor,Kiramassala,Jessala,Vaacith,Lecheb,Thriazhrovarasa,Vinithnel,Sherivan,Savaaroa,Zharran,Randishira,Molsetev,Antocadra,Corallavellis,Ythrilasifsa

Dizhei,Vishri,Kanshent,Thenar,Avaran,Ythril

Thaan (male) Given Names

Tavrithinn,Thavanichent,Thelin,Hravishran,Kainon,Shantherin,Nisverin,Menteshay,Zharian,Neshaal,Shantherin,Thantarishran,Rasanis,Setheleyis,Vilashrel,Rahendervakell,Fellaren,Shir,Trethishavu,Thelianaresth,Beschelcorea,Thanatazhres,Menteshay,Shelerib

Anichent,Shran,Sethel,Shrel,Thelian,Corea,Zhres,Erib

Zhen (female) Given Names

Shathrissia,Arenthialeh,Charivretha,Thirijhamel,Anishtalla,Zeusal,Ranishegarth,Kitazoanra,Solloven,Kellerasana,Sessethantis,Vrathev,Celerasayna,Thrintarno,Sellessi,Chasinthrof,Altheria,Araev,Birivallah,Kellessar,Salla,Kitazoanra,Torethirala,Thrantira

Thriss,Thia,Vretha,Jhamel,Talla,Kell,Thantis,Thira

Surnames

Thane,Cheen,Dani,Rraazh,Vazdi,Faila,Valrass,Zoarhi,Dhaven,Sorichas,Ralaavazh,Menlich,Ethar,Liro,Harnen,Vhrane,Garis,Clane,Regda,Vansh,Refel,Lavan,Menchal,Zaigrel,Naar,Desh,Phair,Mas,Sharn,Prenni,Gesrit,Lesinas,Vethris,Mezret,Felleth,Shelos,Thalis,Foruta,Vhendreni,Rothress,Faila,Berro,Aqabaa,Chun,Clane,Ethre,Evram,Fairoh,Firro,Kelavar,Kerrosoth,Lan,Larn,Lero,Lesinas,Lessa,Letha,Lhren,Mai,Makesh,Mirrin,Meth,Nuillan,Nora,Ness,Noreth,Narv,Nayla,Pavarzi,Priil,Raazn,Ral,Ranthi,Rasdeth,Rassa,Rave,Ren,Retsu,Rhettel,Revash,Rhun,Riin,Rin,Rithsiria,Ruathain,Rreev,Shelas,Sena,Shant,Shendileth,Shoras,Sonnas,Tarash,Terren,Theloh,Thyfon,Tran,Vennias,Vansh,Gorin,Vesk,Vlene,Vraas,Vorothishria,Vrent,Vres,Vress,Vroth,Vrun,Zenne,Zaigrel,Zathrosia,Zharath

Bajoran

Bajorans put their surnames first and thus have the name order of Surname Given Name

Alpha Canon

Female Given Names

Grem,Aroya,Renora,Blin,Nerys,Maru,Rahl,Wilkarah,Mika,Laren,Talia,Korena,Jaxa,Celes,Naprem,Fala,Pallra,Sul,Adami

Male Given Names

Laan,Tennan,Antos,Tromac,Vek,Seeto,Kannu,Elig,Kag,Daier,Chaye,Essa,Holza,Gueta,Luson,Apren,Falor,Pohl,Reon,Taban,Oak,Mabrin,Holem,Nalas,Akrem,Benyan,Pol,Gel,Migdal,Karn,Gale,Edon,Rez,Ch'Ano,Ren,Los,Anaydis,Landi,Jolan,Ram,Hovath

Surnames

Akorem,Alenis,Anara,Anjohl,Avesta,Azin,Bareil,Baltrim,Basso,Bek,Belar,Bemar,Benten,Bodan,Bolka,Brilgar,Borum,Brin,Chalan,Ches'sarro,Day,Deela,Dekon,Eblan,Els,Ermat,Fala,Faren,Furel,Galis,Gantt,Gerron,Gettor,Gia,Girani,Gramm,Halb,Hazar,Heler,Horis,Horran,Hortak,Ibudan,Imutta,Ishan,Jabara,Jaro,Jas,Jatarn,Jillur,Jomat,Kainon,Kalem,Kara,Kaval,Keena,Keeve,Kesha,Kira,Klin,Koral,Koran,Krim,Kubus,Lai,Laira,Lamonay,Latara,Latha,Leeta,Lenaris,Li,Li-Paz,Lisea,Lobo,Lorit,Luma,Lupaza,Marat,Mardah,Marika,Mera,Meressa,Mobara,Mora,Mullibok,Nane,Neela,Ojuy,Okala,Onara,Opaka,Oram,Ornak,Orta,Ossan,Pelin,Pinar,Porta,Proka,Quen,Ro,Razka,Redab,Reiskin,Rhit,Roana,Romara,Rota,Rozahn,Shakaar,Saghi,Sarish,Sarjeno,Sebarr,Seelee,Shabren,Shaxs,Sirco,Sito,Solbor,Solis,Sorad,Surmak,Tabor,Tagana,Tahna,Tal,Talnot,Talpet,Taluno,Teero,Tekoa,Telna,Timor,Tolena,Tonsa,Topek,Tor,Tora,Toran,Trakor,Trazko,Trentin,Ungtae,Vaatrik,Varani,Varis,Weld,Winn,Woban,Y'Pora,Yarka,Yassim,Yeln,Yendar,Zayra,Zocal

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Viri,Ment,Lan,Vas,Rees,Eloija,Wadeen,Sesana,Edeen,Lariah,Huri,Bena,Catrin,Jalika,Anra,Neve,Sar,Losor,Sholl,Sin,Cerys,Vaas,Nell,Karys,Cheren,Klatta,Lunas,Loral,Audj,Sirsy,Kol,Elis,Syla,Marta,Delan,Valina,Torly,Sor,Semna,Nabir,Flin,Ytrin,Dels,Reyla,Murent,Mar,Pal,Lenn,Lin,Kaska,Zehar,Meel,Raina,Patiens,Dion,Anora,Iniri,Nola,LoMar,Randu,Lawr,Jocan,Jael,Serra,Meryn,Delah,Casten,Kavi,Tomo,Ti,Bet,Jis,Nis,Tormak,Iriya,Ryslin,Harta,Delle,Sulan,Taryl,Nerissa,Lusa,Calderon,Dorren,Remarro,Patra,Chan,Etra,Chantrea,Onala,Sisla,Lena,Selin,Hoon,Ilen,Mehwyn,Cathlys,Ahleen,Belda,Kather,Issa,Minna,Ral,Rass,Yeta,Res,Aba,Pian,Rond,Koryn,Sereni,Mabey,Kayanil,Teru,Dejana,Cedara,Trinell,Lin,Inasi,Hedda,Tibb,Juze,Rillio,Janin,Elliena,Remara,Lyyra,Renalla,Syed,Din,Eltur,Fala,Lani,Reeks,Ani,Sant,Mara,Veneeda,Ellevet,Mafon,Jezahl,Meris

Male Given Names

Bis,Juk,Sale,Vel,Cam,Tol,Dans,Theno,Groell,Lapyn,Seefa,Meklat,Jiram,Vai,Rodirya,Kavar,Nemani,Ligin,Ang,Belem,Toh,Okrin,Selinn,Adir,Tarn,Madal,Desca,Vinik,Cam,Senn,Zed,Sibias,Tal,Mace,Hayn,Bajin,Chalmon,Nikende,Mirosha,Fol,Kant,Koln,Cotes,Leez,Zedlar,Elt,Dast,Calan,Vilar,Dal,Koth,Adassa,Rota,Morr,Nath,Jelt,Kon,Posh,Dobat,Treo,Morr,Vell,Sen,Osen,Traco,Ral,Tel,Tolo,Kly,Remaht,Palin,Toos,Den,Rygis,Kero,Azahn,Nath,Anjar,Prem,Beyn,Shie,Kash,Dren,Najem,Chakrys,Tybe,Wabak,Jaras,Nion,Ven,Apren,Morio,Jorel,Ton,Plean,Ulli,Illior,Jak,Biran,Weir,Aldos,Pohl,Soan,Lathrop,Usbor,Darin,Fin,Duravit,Muri,Tarka,Pendan,Jau,Noth,Barnoe,Devys,Parva,Ren,Pem,Falor,Yovre,Aldris,Jouvirna,Treo,Errid,Tryst,Drade,Bal,Artir,Reoh,Pol,Stoat,Tenzil,Del,Jek,Danriv,Keelen,Fasil,Bekar,Dever,Yentin,Sten,Lac,Denar,Obahr,Lerg,Salan,Tavus,Jendo,Vecta,Dake,Dalrys,Norvan,Losig,Jobar,Lyas,Ashek,Jakar,Bothna,Ketauna,Cal,Vanka,Lar,Resk,Ona,Torem,Navo,Keral,Tem,Evet,Tendren,Jynan,Nogar,Avtra,Ephis,Nico,Heldron,Gis,Maya,Noka,Revi,Berin,Antol,Elkhur,Nareth,Danur,Cohr,Ardell,Remna,Karna,Antosso,Noth,Asand,Pim,Lask,Reyn,Drasa,Falor,Kolek,Sil,Kuzas,Stovol,Surt,Graim,Teyshan,Keyth,Linjarin,Arvam,Pego

Surnames

Acto,Akhere,Aku,Aland,Alavor,Aleco,Aleyni,Alitess,Alle,Aloram,Altek,Altrino,Amkot,Anten,Argan,Arin,Arla,Aro,Asarem,Atira,Aur,Aylam,Azeni,Ayvon,Barada,Baras,Barys,Bellis,Belwan,Bata,Battes,Bey,Betenn,Beren,Benzar,Bojja,Borilak,Bram,Brandis,Carlien,Carik,Capril,Callis,Calan,Charna,Cerin,Cenn,Cawlder,Comvic,Coldri,Col,Chon,Chinjen,Cryan,Cotor,Coste,Corrin,Damas,Dalba,Dal,Dakahna,Darrah,Darb,Dava,Daul,Denik,Delevan,Devla,Derwell,Derish,Denveer,Denoray,Donal,Divaro,Deyreth,Elren,Eleth,Ela,Eivos,Estal,Erish,Eran,Enkar,Endred,Enand,Elvem,Exsin,Evik,Etana,Fereel,Fanna,Fandor,Fallert,Frith,Frelan,Flanner,Fisel,Ficen,Gan,Gamon,Galoren,Gai,Gatryk,Garvish,Garune,Gar,Gandal,Gelia,Gaysd,Grenta,Grenchen,Gran,Goros,Hava,Hatram,Hasa,Harana,Hannan,Halpas,Hersaaka,Hegol,Hegel,Hazar,Hören,Honn,Hon,Hollim,Hnada,Itamis,Istani,Ishan,Inna,Inartha,Ina,Ilar,Jarata,Jaras,Janri,Jamay,Jalas,Jaza,Jarmus,Jex,Jessel,Jennica,Jekko,Jull,Joson,Jona,Jod,Kan,Kallis,Kalem,Kala,Kataal,Kanton,Kant,Kandal,Kawa,Keev,Ke,Kellec,Kel,Kejan,Kiska,Kilikarri,Kifal,Kevlin,Kesla,Keree,Kohn,Koli,Kren,Kova,Koratta,Koral,Krish,Kulan,Kyli,Lauoc,Kenn,Lale,Lagan,Lafe,Leiris,Legan,Ledahn,Lavin,Lennis,Lenkit,Lenaris,Liro,Linsa,Linc,Loran,Lonnic,Londar,Litna,Lyll,Lubaar,Loten,Malen,Ma,Maranu,Manos,Malor,Marn,Marinasa,Marin,Marika,Marel,Merab,Menvel,Mel,Mehar,Matram,Mira,Mibar,Mesto,Meressa,Mor,Mitra,Nalan,Naka,Myda,Nedani,Natlar,Nane,Novor,Nolan,Nilan,Nev,Nes,Nendi,Nelish,Ompar,Oluvas,Oden,Ocman,Obanak,Onial,Ornathia,Orisin,Orojop,Par,Paqu,Paola,Pak,Pernon,Periki,Paroti,Pova,Po,Plin,Pin,Petra,Priya,Preta,Prana,Pralon,Ran,Rals,Rald,Radovan,Rasmus,Ranz,Ransel,Rano,Rann,Ranga,Rejias,Reis,Rava,Renet,Remis,Rifin,Riasha,Rhyne,Reydau,Resten,Riv,Riszen,Romara,Rulan,Rozahn,Roser,Salan,Sadakita,Settie,Setrin,Scio,Scalin,Shesa,Sharet,Shandor,Shad,Shabren,Shul,Shon,Shoka,Shiri,Sloi,Sinchante,Silne,Shula,Sorash,Solonor,Solis,Synta,Synder,Syba,Strine,Stassen,Sorretta,Sorati,Tal,Tagen,Tam,Taluno,Talissin,Talis,Taro,Taren,Tapren,Tanin,Tanar,Tenna,Tem,Teler,Tef,Tigart,Thill,Theron,Thera,Teris,Tenev,Tir,Tikka,Tikar,Tihana,Tol,Tiven,Tiros,Torrna,Torken,Torin,Torasia,Tola,Tren,Travil,Trakor,Tova,Torvan,Twahn,Tunhal,Trinia,Trentin,Usaya,Url,Ungtae,Ulu,Veldis,Velda,Vernay,Verin,Veralla,Vendoma,Velura,Vu,Viran,Werron,Wayeh,Waska,Wasa,Waru,Wyte,Woros,Worin,Wistod,Wintik,Winser,Yevir,Yeln,Ychell,Yandu,Yukei,Yorka,Yilb,Yevlin,Zeden,Zain

Betazoid

Alpha Canon

Female Given Names

Deanna,Lwaxana,Kestra

Male Given Names

Tam,Sabin,Reittan,Andrus,Lon

Surnames

Amanin,Elbrun,Genestra,Grax,Hagan,Jurot,Troi,Stadi,Suder

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Adana,Eusho,Meron,Chaxaza,Lorella,Ilirra,Elleth,Doraxi,Damira,Drennela,Mira,Gira,Enamori,Juliet,Molaranna,Jirelle,Ione,Mara,Kan,Yulana,Nerissa,Veronica,Sephara,Anissina,Malla,Rina,Aldora,Sorana

Male Given Names

Edam,Tal,Col,Dal,Han,Ellum,Cort,Lem,Ven,Rennan,Kenth,Kolanis,Elvo,Bael,Kojo,Sonek,Gwendal,Hent,Barin,Gart

Surnames

Astrun,Benzon,Berel,Byxthar,Corbin,Deel,Deo,Duren,Enaren,Sark,Faal,Fort,Genstra,Jenn,Kaldarren,Kav,Kif,Kitain,Konya,Lasren,Mikala,Minnar,Mryax,Nomine,Obertag,Oxila,Povron,Pran,Rhonu,Tancreda,Tevren,Tran,Vint,Xerix,Xerx

Bolian

Alpha Canon

Female Given Names

Lysia,Mitena

Male Given Names

Zim,Ardon,Hars

Surnames

Brott,Broht,Brathaw,Boq'ta,Arlin,Adislo,Rixx,Mot,Haro,Graife,Golwat,Chell,Vendome,Vadosia

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Danna,Yal,Tiris,Joris,Reedesa

Male Given Names

Solian Jarso,Ventor,Falnam,Falvin,Kopyc,Ty,Lat,Gallin,Denor,Var,Vax,Min,Hranok

Surnames

Aenni,Brex,Bokk,Bixx,Benesch,Coron,Chordys,Chiroka,Chall,Fyyl,Frnats,Fornnel,Edrel,Doss,Dorthan,Dor,Dee,Grimnar,Grench,Gom,Gof,Ixxen,Hyaud,Hruok,Hrevet,Loxx,Lorus,K'narf,Kai-ree,Jolev,Jeloq,Jast,Mobe,Mijoral,Manute,Neol,Nea,Naithe,Nadeen,Royse,Rizz,Rhaast,Ressix,Tydoan,Trell,T'rb,Tornot,Tokk,Tharp,Taneko,Tane,Tak,Wat,Waen,Ulthan,Ulos,Zora,Zife,Zenth,Zar,Yraxys,Yott,Yelg

Caitian

Alpha Canon

M'Ress,T'Ana

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Hriss,Hsuuri,Kyona,M'grash,M'morr,Shiboline,M'Tesint,Niwara,R'Miia,T'Ana

Male Given Names

C'Raal,Mlawr,M'Nirl,Dynkorra,Erovan,Ghee,Grenner,Rraak,Rriarr,Sh'aow,S'rrel,Ssura,Kenioth

Surnames (and other names)

D'irraj,M'nass,M'nault,M'rest,M'sitt,N'nance,M'mar,V'rrone,Brr'ynn,B'kash,M'Relle,M'Ress,M'Rill,M'Roaa,M'Zeo,P'Trell,P'Tross

Cardassian

Alpha Canon

Female Given Names

Asha,Ulani,Iliana,Natima,Mila,Jil,Gilora,Ziyal

Male Given Names

Dan,Joret,Elim,Tekeny,Gary,Tavor,Nanpart,Aamin,Mekor,Crell,Kotan,Silaran,Rugal,David,Enabran,Thrax

Surnames

Ari,Belor,Benil,Boheeka,Borven,Broca,Bronok,Brun,Cazanjian,Corak,Curry,Dal,Damar,Danar,Darhe'el,Daro,Dejar,Delgado,Dolak,Dukat,Ekoor,Entek,Evek,Garak,Ghemor,Goris,Hadar,Hogue,Hovat,Hutzel,Jasad,Kamar,Kell,Korinas,Kovat,Krim,Lang,Lasaran,Lemec,Lonar,Macet,Madred,Makbar,Malor,Marayn,Marratt,Marritza,Mavek,Memad,Moset,Nador,Ocett,Orra,Pa'Dar,Parmak,Parn,Pirak,Porania,Preloc,Prenar,Prin,Ranor,Rejal,Rekelen,Revok,Rusot,Russol,Seltan,Seskal,Siana,Spumco,Stipes,Surjak,Tain,Tajor,Telak,Telle,Toran,Trepar,Tulet,Turrel,Vorlem,Vornar,Yaltar,Zarale

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Elima,Niala,Nal,Athra,Neta,Erelya,Teretis,Kam,Rakena,Tera,Kaleen,Kayana,Traya,Alyn,Thebroca,Lethra,Rhan,Sanir,Reta,Renest,Jil,Penelya,Elinas,Veja,Kel,Tela,Arati,Nyra,Duran,Kater,Malyn,Geleth,Arys,Mhevita,Eleta,Lim,Meya,Alira,Kalisi,Reykor,Zivan,Ilani,Leej,Seia,Rana,Meka,Miras,Enevek,Sree

Male Given Names

Tret,Dost,Lamerat,Ithas,Prynok,Ulan,Sakal,Corat,Joret,Zurin,Trekal,Ilona,Kotan,Curry,Stipes,Velok,Rokan,Procal,Skrain,Ravel,Kag,Niral,Merak,Corbin,Laen,Aman,Kutel,Tolan,Dero,Allo,Alon,Cronal,Govar,Mev,Ker,Danig,Mikor,Colat,Joran,Feric,Pythas,Martis,Pasir,Gotto,Krim,Draban,Barkan,Akellen,Kotan,Jos,Rel,Ren,Edek,Feron,Denison,Korbath,Hogue,Nyrok,Drune,Krai,Alardig,Begom,Irvek,Ghret,Terek,Kelas,Revel,Limor,Pol,Morad,Gri,Gerat,Ghel,Ataan,Erek,Yannik,Gaten,Sigol,Yoriv,Andrul,Ghemik,Arn,Mindur,Onar,Gell,Evek,Koler,Tomorok,Shyak,Orm,Rakan,Strell,Joer,Cren,Sem,Chato

Surnames

Alnak,Alaren,Akret,Akleen,Akha,Abor,Antos,Antok,Anjen,Amark,Artoc,Arlal,Bilek,Berat,Bennek,Bartat,Bamarek,Bry,Bornar,Crell,Coram,Corac,Dal,Dakal,Daret,Darek,Dan,Dejit,David,Datar,Darnay,Dijmas,Detrek,Deru,Dekreny,Doveror,Doval,Divok,Dracos,Du'Lam,Dubarok,Dygan,Duzek,Dulcet,Dulath,Endar,Ekron,Efheny,Erak,Entor,Enkoa,Engor,Ewai,Esad,Erud,Erem,Fubar,Forkis,Foral,Fhret,Fanto,Geyl,Gavron,Gary,Garan,Gohdon,Glessin,Glees,Gys,Gurgey,Gundar,Gruner,Hallitz,Halek,Horven,Hidret,Hekt,Hekit,Havar,Hanno,Haneri,Ico,Jerax,Jartek,Jaana,Kein,Karn,Karle,Kalanis,Kaidan,Kentar,Kener,Kellet,Khevet,Keve,Ketan,Korven,Kine,Kudesh,Kruva,Kretech,Lakhat,Lok,Locan,Lleye,Letin,Lon,Lokar,Lorjek,Makur,Majut,Maret,Marak,Maleren,Malbret,Mavek,Matrik,Matan,Marok,Mengred,Mendor,Mekkar,Megar,Mayrat,Minok,Migar,Mhevet,Merid,Merdan,Mera,Mutak,Mulak,Morad,Monor,Mondrig,Mogad,Nekelen,Narat,Najeelev,Nadok,Turan,Nol,Nogar,Nevel,Nerwat,Nereda,Onell,Omek,Oben,Orloc,Oran,Ra’orn,Pa’Dan,Parek,Pareg,Panh,Prekeny,Prang,Straken,Pirak,Pelor,Pelek,Ratav,Rantok,Ragat,Rafod,Renar,Relaw,Rejal,Rhukal,Rhemet,Reyar,Renzo,Rugal,Rokai,Sentor,Sek,Saneel,Sa’Kat,Surjan,Slaine,Skyl,Shenob,Taqut,Tahgla,Tarvok,Tarrik,Tarn,Tarinas,Telur,Telso,Teljan,Telek,Teldin,Timot,Throk,Tevrek,Terrell,Terr,Temet,Trant,Trang,Trach,Toran,Trepar,Trelar,Tunol,Urkar,Verden,Vekeer,Veda,Varc,Vara,Vorat,Veruda,Veress,Yuqar,Yopal,Yaltar,Zarin,Zarcot,Zarale

Denobulan

Denobulans appear to have only one name, as the only Denobulan with a clear surname is Feezal Phlox, and it is very possible that her husband's name was tacked on simply for the convenience of the human crew.

Alpha Canon

Female Names

Feezal,Forlisa,Indaura,Kessil,Trevix,Vesna

Male Names

Phlox,Bogga,Groznik,Klaban,Mettus,Yolen,Zepht

Beta Canon

Female Names

Terim Azleya,Crenfel,Ghrex,Grazna,Triphox,Telles Vindeilin

Male Names

Korl,Masc,Mettus,Parnikee,Salagho Threx,Tropp,Vleb

Ferengi

Ferengi appear to only use one name.

Alpha Canon

Female Names

Ishka,Lumba,Pel,Prinadora

Male Names

Adred,Arridor,Barbo,Belongo,Berik,Birta,Bok,Bractor,Brunt,Brak,Broik,Farek,Frin,Frool,Gaila,Gant,Gegis,Gint,Gorad,Goss,Gral,Grimp,Grish,Hoex,Igel,Kayron,Kazago,Keldar,Kol,Kono,Krax,Krem,Leck,Par Lenor,Letek,Lonzo,Lurin,Mordoc,Morta,Muk,Nog,Nava,Nibor,Nilva,Nunk,Omag,Orpax,Plegg,Prak,Quark,Rom,Qol,Quimp,Rata,Reyga,Smeet,Solok,Sovak,Stol,Tarr,Tog,Tol,Torrot,Turot,Tye,Ulis,Yeggie,Zek

Beta Canon

Female Names

Bralik,Chartreux,Delka,Duwain,Gera,Ilka,Jubbletta,Marna,Parilka,Rwogo,Voshma,Wagga,Weede,Yrena

Male Names

Aramut,Arno,Balt,Base,Baun,Bijon,Bikk,Bindu,Blemin,Blork,Blout,Blud,Bokat,Borit,Breel,Broc,Brolok,Brubrak,Brund,Chek,Chig,Chintz,Chram,Corlan,Cort,Dav,Deleg,Derro,Dirf,Dorl,Drak,Drayan,Drek,Drik,Dverl,Fal,Falar,Feg,Flax,Flem,Flus,Flynk,Fog,Fram,Frek,Frinx,Garjak,Gart,Gash,Gek,Geln,Gezunt,Gimba,Glat,Glav,Glint,Goem,Goff,Gormie Gormatop,Greb,Grek,Greko,Grix,Gubbin,Gweemo,Hadron,Haurk,Hecko,Helk,Idris,Igel,Issa,Iskel,Joq,Kain,Karg,Kazago,Klarn,Koob,Krechma,Kreln,Kurga,Lifax,Lig,Lant,Lenk,Lept,Liph,Logi,Lonz,Lorp,Zook,Martok,Mecko,Meelo,Mezzo,Migg,Milch,Mirt,Mok,Mox,Moxon,Munk,Myynagi,Nam,Neek,Nix,Nurt,Obe,Oblat,Oblatis,Oblix,Ogger,Olix,Orax,Pluboi,Pod,Posck,Pharh,Promp,Pug,Quirk,Quoop,Qaris,Rableg,Radny,Rank,Rauplop,Rogi,Schlecht,Shmenge,Sluggo,Smoog,Sneat,Squeeb,Squim,Stoonk,Strope,Sumash,Sner,Sorv,Tran,Trapunto,Triv,Tarken,Throk,Trog,Trop,Tunk,Twim,Untz,Vinx,Vol,Vorp,Vung,Vurp,Yinkee,Yomgro,Yost,Zemel,Zhrel,Zind,Zirk,Zoid

Jem'Hadar

Jem'Hadar have names consisting of two parts, separated by an apostrophe. A few of these parts have been repeated, and it's unclear if there is a specific system behind the names.

Alpha Canon

First Part of Name

Amat,Arak,Duran,Goran,Ikat,Ixtana,Kudak,Lamat,Limara,Meso,Omet,Remata,Talak,Temo,Toman,Virak,Yak

Second Part of Name

Igan,Taral,Adar,Agar,Ika,Rax,Etan,Ukan,Son,Clan,Iklan,Klan,Talan,Zuma,Torax,Kara,Talon

Beta Canon

First Part of Name

Amar,Amet,Azet,Baraj,B,Edan,Gurat,Hanal,Imat,Javal,Kaddo,Koret,Kudak,Makla,Lyb,Mahn,Manan,Mokata,Mustata,Noret,Odera,Oken,Rak,Rodek,Rogan,Rotan,Tozara,Turan,Umat,Valast,Virak,Tugol,Varat,Varen,Xono,Yek

Second Part of Name

Itak,Alox,Izan,Aran,Roll,Atal,Urak,Ahan,Korex,Tivon,Borawn,Alak,Itan,Gor,R,Kifn,Agar,Klan,Klan,Ikar,Klen,Alak,Tazan,Kodan,Agar,Talag,Kesh,Ekan,Adan,Aval,Iklan,Atan,Idan,Agor,Clan,Talon

Klingon

Klingons generally use a given name and a patrynomic (i.e. 'Son of Mogh'). Houses do sometimes change name based on whoever is currently heading it, but sometimes retain a name of a noted prior member.

Alpha Canon

Female Names

Azetbur,Ba'el,B'Elanna,Bu'kaH,Ch'Rega,Dennas,Doran,Grilka,Gi'ral,Huss,Kahlest,Kali,Karana,K'Ehleyr,Kolana,Krelik,K'Rene,Kurak,L'Rell,Laneth,L'Naan,Lukara,Lursa,M'Nea,Mara,Miral,N'Garen,Shenara,Sirella,Synon,Talij,Tavana,Turla,Valkris,Vekma,Vixis,Zegov

Male Names

Amar,Antaak,A'trom,Atul,Ba'ktor,Barak-Kadan,Bar'el,Barot,B'Etor,B'iJik,Bo'rak,Brok'tan,Brota,Chang,Ch'Pok,Ch'Targh,Chu'vok,Darok,D'Ghor,Divok,Drex,Duras,Gorkon,Goroth,Gowron,Grafk,Hij'qa,H'ohk,Hon-Tihl,H'ta,Huraga,Japar,Ja'rod,J'Dan,Jodmos,Kahless,K'orin,K'vort,Kahmar,Kang,Kargan,Katogh,Kaybok,Kaz,Keedera,Kell,Kerla,Klaa,Klaang,Klag,K'mpec,K'mtar,K'Nera,K'Nor,Kobor,Kodrak,Kohlar,Kol,Kol-Sha,Kolax,Kolos,Koloth,Konmel,Kor,Koral,Korath,Korax,Kornan,Korok,Koroth,Korrd,Korris,Kortar,Koth,Kozak,Kras,Krell,K'retok,Kruge,K'Tal,K'Temang,K'Temoc,Kulge,Kunivas,Kuri,Kurn,K'Vada,K'Vagh,Larg,Larna,Leskit,Linkasa,L'Kor,Lorgh,Lurkan,M'Rek,M'tokra,Magh,Maltz,Martok,Marab,Mogh,Molor,Morag,Morak,Morath,Morka,Mow'ga,M'Rel,Mur'Eq,Noggra,Nu'Daq,Or'Eq,Orak,Ortikan,Pahash,M'Kota R'Cho,Reclaw,Rejac,Rodek,Rorg,Rurik,Rynar,Sarpek,Shovak,Silrek,Sompek,Sorval,Stex,T'Kuvma,T'vis,Tel-Peh,Telok,Toral,Tenavik,T'Greth,Thopok,T'Kar,Toq,Torak,Torath,Torg,Torin,Tse'Dek,Tumek,Ujilli,Vagh,Voq,Vorok,W'mar,Worf,Yeto

Beta Canon

Female Names

Altrom,B'Eko,B'Ekara,B'Eler,B'Elem,B'Elath,Beqar,B'Ellor,B'Ettak,B'Etris,B'essa'al,B'Oraq,B'Lor,B'Yor,B'Ursana,B'Urgan,B'Urad,Cherek,Chetar,Chernoth,Divash,D'jia,Do'Yoj,Doran,Gaj,Gava,Gi'ral,Ginva,Glazya,Gothspar,Gothmara,Gratach,Grul,Indizar,J'Ula,Ja'tesh,Jurva,Jonu,Kaasin,Kaj,K'ahlynn,Kahlest,Kal,Kalrind,Karreka,Karra,K'Draq,Kimt,K'lavut,Koren,Koronin,Krevor,K'Taran,K'Tar,K'Zinn,Lakras,Lazhna,Logt,Loreva,Lunob,Lorta,Lurqal,Magna,Ma'kella,Marasa,Meraht,Melota,Moj'ih,M'vil,Orruk,Ohm,Prayak,Qat'qa,Q'Idar,Rekan,Rajhemda'la,Rinla,Rota,Shajara,Shen,T'Agga,Tabona,Tamal,Tarol,Tarilla,Tev,Tereth,Torj,Trohka,T'Var,Valdyr,Valatra,Virka,Vijak,Veselka,Eral,Vladra,Veselka,Wolm,Wol,Yoqala

Male Names

Adon,Aakan,Alakon,Aktuh,Aktaj,Akor,Aperokei, Anyoqq,Arraq,Argashek,Argan,B'ator,Bardak Linron,Balak,Bek'Ta,Berolik,Berik,Beltz,Belq,Biroq,Bors,Boron Kallarax,Borma,Armek,Bo'roth,B'Vat,B'Tak,Bronal,Breg,Charg,Charak,ChaqI,ChanTogh,Cha'DIch,Ch'Tan,Ch'lan,Ch'kan,Ch'gran,Dargh,Danqo,D'Lor,D'cIq,Dazzo,Davok,Dirak,Dorak,Dolmorr,Dokil,Dohk,Do'Ming,D'kar,Draxon,DRacla,Dorrek,D'Vak,Durak,Fuhrman,Fron'chak,Gapo,Ganthet,Ganok,Gannik,Galarch,Gahlar,Gelt,Gatrell,Garvig,Garvak,Gimor,Gha'rek,G'mtor,G'joth,Gordek,Gorath,Goran,Gorak,Gonn,Goryq,Gorv,Gortak,Gort,Gorrik,Goroth,Gralk,Gra'Kor,Grakal,Gowrik,Gotlak,Grevaq,Grax,Grannk,Grot,Gronn,Grokla,Grodak,Grnar,Grunnil,Grozik,Grouk,Grotek,G'Zar,Gyrik,Gwarz,Guroth,Gurlk,hiJaK,Hervog,Hegron,Hark,Ibrach,Hurgor,Hurghom,Ja'rod,Jardak,Janar,Jadar,Ja'rod,J'dah,J'Bris,Jaroun,J'mpok,J'lang,J'kral,J'Doq,Jureth,J'rgan,J'rak,Joqel,Jo'Krat,J'nek,Kaaj,K’teng,K'tark,K'am,Kagak,Kaga,Kabrerr,Kaarg,Kaare,Kagran,Kaghvagh,Kagh,Kagg,Kage,Kagdar,Kahrl,Kahnrah,Kahlor,Kaldon,Kalax,Kalaw,Kalan,Kalak,Kalor,Kallarax,Kaljagh,Kaleth,Kamar,Kam'pok,Kalun,Kaltar,Kerab,Kanjis,Kanjar,Kandless,Kasak,Karhammur,Kargan,Karel,Kaul,Kateq,Kasiel,Kaseli,K'Dhan,Kbrex,Kaz,Kellen,Kell,Kelad,Kegren,Keer,Ker,Kentin,Kenni,Vlict,Kelthos,Khegh,Khall,Kevlar,Kest,Kesh,Khulr,Khone,Khod,Khezri,Khel,Kir,Kiosan,Kimm,Kich'ta,Kitold,Kishlat,Kirrin,Kiregh,Klasq,Klaad,Kligrok,K'Ley,K'Leht,K'lotek,Klorga,Klor,Kloor,Klivv,Klithis,K'mdek,Kl'rt,Klovagh,K'mpar,K'moth,K'Mek,K'naiah,K'muc,K'mtok,Kohn,Kodrash,Kodek,Kobyk,Kolan,Kolak,Kol,Kolor,Kolloden,Kolj,Koleth,Kopf,Kopek,Konom,Konn,Kon'Jef,Komor,Korath,Korak,Koradan,Kopok,Kori,Korgh,Korek,Kordon,Korbus,Korban,Korma,Korlak,Korpi,Kort,Korsal,Korrgar,Kosted,Korya,Korvog,Korvek,Korvaq,Koru,Koth,Koxx,Kowag,Kovold,Kovikh,Kothaar,Krador,K'rac,Kra'aken,K'pril,Kozor,K'Ratak,Kraloq,Kral,Krelk,Krek,Krazz,Krax,Kravokh,Krett,Krimm,Krenn,Kriz,Krivaq,Kriton,Krit,Kring,Kron,Krom,Krogan,Krov,Krong,Krona,Kryan,Krusk,Kruq,Krozek,Krox,K'Tek,K'Tar,K’Temang,K’Trelan,Kuhrrat,K'tran,K'Tesh,Kultan,Kulok,Kull,Kurrgo,Kuron,Kuri,K'vyr,K'voq,Kveld,Kvaad,Kuut,Kurt,K'zeq,Kyrtu,Kylor,Ky'Dra,Larkan,Lantar,Lak,Ler'at,Lasshar,Larq,Larok,Lojar,Logaar,Lorak,Lorac,Lokor,Lokog,Lugok,Lourn,Loski,L'Vek,Lupo,Mag,Maelgwyn,Mabli,M'Rod,M'Rel,Maltak,Malk,Malach,Makog,Mariq,Margon,Margh,Mard,Manx,Malvak,Menvek,Melkor,Melik,Melekh,M'kar,Mikar,Mida,Mertak,Merik,Molok,Moloj,Mojjar,Morek,Moqlah,Moq,Monak,Morr,Morjod,Morith,Morglar,Morg,M'Rep,M'Raq,Mox,Mow'ga,Mortran,M'ven,Muros,Murgh,Murg,Nej,Nazh,Navok,Narvak,Narrk,Nargov,Nokar,Nyor,Nolath,Nidd,Ngoj,Ngane,Ngabwi,Nevokh,Ow'rik,Okado,Pek,Pejor,Paibok,Paghal,Puklik,Porus,Pok,Pojra,Pitzh,Qeyhnor,Q'ratt,Qao,Qa'Hos,Qua'lon,Qonqar,Qrad,Qolka,Q'Lujj,Qyrll,Quvmoh,Quv,Qurag,Qugh,Rajat,RocIa,Rhaza,Renarg,Rov,Ro'suv,Roneg,Ronak,Roloc,Roka,Rynar,Ruunek,Ruktah,Shaniq,Seegath,Shurin,Sho'Tokh,Sondar,Sompek,Sklar,Skarl,SvaD,Surgh,Sturka,Stren,Starad,Spyre,Sorkav,Talak,Takus,Taghron,Taraz,Tarag,Tangorq, Talgar,T'Chen,Targ,Tichar,Thorn,Thok Mak,Tharrk,Tiral,Tivanazt,Til'k,Tiklor,Toldin,Toladal,Todokh,T'lanak,T'lak,Tong,Tonar,Tolz Kenran,Tolkor,Toreth,Tor'ash,Torad,Torvak,Torv,Torrik,Torr,Torlek,Torghn,Tron,Trolk,Tovoj,Toth,Tygrak,Turrok,Turag,Tunzos,Urthog,Unarrh,Ugilh,Vark,Vall,Valk,Vikagh,V'Tec,Vranx,Vralk,Vorkhas,Vok,Vochar,Xator,Wovogh,Wo'Din,Wartok,Yorikk,Ya'Vang,Yakril

Orion

Orions in Alpha canon are only known by one name (with the exception of D'Vana Tendi, who seems to have a distinct given name and surname in that order). In Beta canon, there do appear to be distinct surnames.

Alpha Canon

Female Names

D'Nesh,Devna,Gaila,Maras,Marta,Navaar,Osyraa,Shava,D'Vana Tendi

Male Names

Harrad-Sar,Ithor,Shavo,Tolor

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Melani D'ian,D'Jinnea,D'Vanna,D'Vela,Irina,Katam,Leata,Nalavia,Neera,Neras,Pilenna,Rogaine,Salma,S'Bysh,Susna,Taryl,Treir,Vila,Virra,Virta,Zina,Zona

Male Given Names

Arnet,Artinton,Balon,Ba'M'eel,Barak,Borth,Calculanthra,Caruch,Cophot,Croll,Ragmar Danneskjold,Dennisar,Nashi,Donat,Finit,Ganik,Ganz,Golenz,Bardeck,Gundin,Refner,Harza-Kull,Hassan,Holencas,Honar-Des,Huwald,Julin,Boyor,Jackel,Jarek,Jek,Jester,Jorva,Jovra,Juraav,Kai,Kazek,Kelbrim,Elkar,Ivra,Merkos,Savro,Imri,Kelon,Kestralnamen,Krassus,Krulmadden,Lasslanlin,Kecho,Arthas,Dufen,Madrav,Markav,Malic,Mentain,Emini,Fyash,Amehda,Emerak,Namtac,Narhal,Somchuk,Nispavan,Nodogascur,Deth,Nallin,Benthine,Parrec-Sut,Kaldo,Radras,Radros,Renat,Rento,Neil,Talduk,Sirav,Skevar,Skuros,Sooris,Sorris,Soron,Vintlel,Stavan,Tenger,Tonzak,Unlot,Vasro,Vic,Vloun,Ellefrin,Ibmar

Surnames

Dolun,Gorales,Gyron,Hyrax,Ignatin,Isolio,Kerav,Keros,Leelun,Lifaq,Liktor,Maads,Momed,Motin,Mozinphar,Nhat,O'Kay,Oplate,Otram,Passa,Pell,Ricca,Sik,Sotars,Tarkas,Vrax,Zannakir

Romulan

Romulans in Alpha canon seem to have a simple given name surname system, but are said to have three names: one for outsiders, one for family, and a true name. In Beta canon, Romulans have a given name, may or may not have an additional middle name, and have a surname. There are prefixes as well, with gendered prefixes (t' for female, tr' for male, and s' for groups (and presumably non-binary); omitted in familiar settings) for surnames and prefixes for middle names (i' when using the full name, ir' for formality lacking one or more names), as well as T' occasionally being added to any part of a female name.

Alpha Canon

Female Given Names

Kimara,Laris,Narissa,Pel,Sela,Shai,Tenqem,Varel,Zani

Male Given Names

Elnor,Alidar,Koval,Narek,Orum,Telek,Sentith,Skantal,Valdore,Zhaban

Surnames

Cretak,Almak,Bidran,Bochra,Chulak,Colius,Dar,Decius,Donatra,D'Tan,Frenchotte,Hiren,Jarok,Kabath,Konsab,Letant,Livara,Lovok,Mendak,Merrok,Mirok,Movar,M'ret,N'Raj,Nanclus,Neral,Nevala,Nijil,N'Vek,Pardek,Parem,Patahk,Rakal,Ramdha,Rekar,R'Mor,Karina,Ruwon,Selok,Setal,Sirol,Suran,Taibak,Tal,Tal'aura,Tarent,Taris,Tebok,Adrev,Thei,Tokath,Tomalak,Toreth,T'Rul,Ustard,Velal,Vrax,Vreenak,Xerius

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Arenn,Liviana,Rhian,Hloal,Tiaru,Ai'lara,Kalenna,Gell,Jekri,Hvaid,Aidoann,Tesitera,Renka,Jaeih,Vriha,Oloara,Ael,Rai,Corvalet,Jhu,Orventa,Minar,Alira

Male Given Names

Nveid,Nniol,Maiek,Ehrehin,Ren,Xarian,Lai,Jamran,Giellun,Morror,Llhran,Tovan,Lhaesl,H'daen,Joralis,Vaebn,Ranos,Vaur,Lhian,Toral,Talas,Devoras,Jal,Lisker,Ardea,Tafv,Liha,Gaius,Mos,Che'srik,Maximinus,Veilt,Servius,Rennis,Enellis,Anlikar,Aventeer,Merken

Middle Names

Ramnau

Surnames

Accersitus,Abudonni,AAnikh,Akeev,Aimne,Ahrrek,Ahaefvthe,Adis,Andrius,Andican,Analest,Amarcan,Argelian,Aratenik,Arai,Aquila,Annhwi,Avrak,Avelik,Aurelius,Atreev,Athus,Braeg,Bochir,Bezor,Berdos,Belear,Belak,Chavek,Charvanek,Charva,Caries,Callonen,Caladislus,Comilius,Chirok,Crelok,Darok,Dagarth,Denorex,Delar,Defor,D’deridex,Dianna,Devix,Desius,Deridex,Dorsai,Dor,Domaric,Dronnum,D'ridthau,Dralath,Dosean,Durnak,Durjik,Dulitan,D'tran,D’Tan,D’Soria,Ehhelih,Elvia,Eleret,Fugo,Fredex,Fossor,Ghavenehk,Genorex,Gedroe,Galathon,Gabri,Gloiu,Glavius,Gileus,Hheinia,Harnoth,Hakeev,Khellian,Hwaehrai,Hrienteh,Horrhae,Illialhlae,Jaricus,Jannek,Jagron,Janok,Varak,Jovis,Joltair,J’Nek,Jeron,Keirianh,Kassus,Karzan,Kamemor,Kaleh,Kalavak,K'ayshar,Khazara,Khaethaetreh,Kererek,Khnialmnae,Khev,Khellian,Khed,Kozik,Koram,Kobayashi,Kinn,Khaell,Liun,Iawaain,Illialhae,Jaihen,Kaenmie,Arriufvi,Jelai,Laheiin,Lajuk,Lazar,La'Rade,Lar,Leves,Levat,L'Deus,Linavil,Licinius,Lhoell,Levok,Lucius,Lucian,L’Nar,Maurus,Marcus,Malikan,Merol,Mellis,Maximus,Maxilius,Mivek,Mirek,Meru'th,Mosarum,Morek,Modavius,Naes,N'Drersen,Navok,Navigo,Narviat,N’Vol,Norvid,N'Mest,Nilona,Oratil,Ontken,Odira,Octavianius,Oxinamicus,Orsanion,Pehrek,Par,Pakel,Plactus,Pilok,Phliss,Pentrak,Pelek,Preget,Preax,Praxus,Pontilus,Pontikanos,Plinne,Rarek,Rama,Ralak,Raedheol,Radaik,Remus,Rehu,Rintel,Rezek,Retrayan,Rllaillieu,Ruul,R'Tal,Rossitus,Rolindra,Salatrel,Sajak,Sahen,Sartai,Sarond,Santir,Sandavia,Selan,Sectarius,Savalor,Sartorix,Sempritenitus,Semprinnius,Selik,Sharana,Senex,Senay,Sitav,Shiarkiek,Shianek,Shiana,S’Ten,Suldok,Sudok,Suberus,Sart,Lesk,Auethn,Takvi,Taksulus,Takris,Taith,Tallus,Talik,Alar,Tal,Tarl,Tama,Tei,Teclas,Temer,Telorn,Tellius,Telek,Terrik,Terel,Tenv,Terak,Llweii,Tiercellus,Thrax,Thokol,Thei,Tkorrick,Kir,Kala,Jul,Nora,Met,Luadh,Leikha,Tomal,Tokk,Torvar,Tormillius,Torius,Torenn,Reth,Aet,Shara,Sae,Trov,Trium,Tyrava,Voras,Vak,Turren,Tullis,Tpalok,Sil,Valin,Irrhaimehn,Valas,Valak,Vakek,Varkan,Varis,Valnor,Vallius,Vellon,Veelak,Varyet,Veral,Ventel,Vendemiatrix,Vitus,Vinok,Vikral,Vicia,Vermatrix,Volskiar,Voldat,Volandus,Vokar,Vrax,Vorsat,Vorel,Vonath,Vrek,Zhagan

Tellarite

In Alpha canon, we only have singular names for male Tellarites. Beta canon gives most Tellarites a given name and surname. There does appear to be some sort of naming system at place, with uncapitalized middle names, but I haven't read any books featuring Tellarites and don't know what it may be. If someone does know, please pass it on. These middle have been included with the surnames.

Alpha Canon

Durango,Tevrin Krit,Naarg,Skalaar,Terev,Gaavrin,Gav,Gorch,Gral,Grek

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Ernak,Sagar

Male Given Names

Dvoriv,Rogra,Rif,Garggash,Rugast,Glal,Mov,Gaavrin,Skalaar,Bera,Brek,Varech,Thur,Gora,Jarv,Vagak,Pral,Bodor,Chab,Nem,Min,Gaff,Bersh,Gom,Sem,Pol,Mosh,Win,Mor,Haros,Molan,Kav,Galif,Glinveer,Travec

Surnames

gov Ansarg,Agram,Bur'Gun,Brog,B'bargalah,jav Baur,bav Balkar,Dorkin,Dlumppheg,Dagran,blasch Cheg,chim Flar,Evesh,Gartiv,Garab,Gadj,chim Gleer,chim Glamok,Gett'Ipher,jav Gek,Gnakk,Glorak,chim Gliv,Grev,Greshlahrigm,Gralless,bim Gral,glasch Gral,Gouthar,chim Gorsach,glasch Hok,Haggarak,glasch Haaj,Grishnash,chim Grev,jav Lorg,chim Loak,Kyll,Kwelm,Kintro,Khund,Jed,glasch Noar,chim Nak,chim Mort,glasch Mort,glov Mog,glasch Moar,Prev,glasch Pak,kj Onn,Shav,zelev Sereb,Runkaar,lorin Ren,Ragaav,Thantora,glasch Tev,Teglas,Teg,glasch Yov,lek Xav,Trumble,Theloss,Zarv,glasch Vokrak,jav Velk,Ved,chim Var

Trill

Unjoined Trill have a given name and a surname. Upon joining with a symbiont, the surname is replaced with the name of the symbiont.

Alpha Canon

Female Given Names

Audrid,Emony,Ezri,Jadzia,Lela,Lenara,Nilani,Naáshala,Neema,Kareel,Kell,Yanas,Kasha,Ottessa

Male Given Names

Ahjess,Arjin,Yolad,Verad,Curzon,Joran,Tobin,Torias,Yedrin,Gran,Kela,Bejal,Selin,Hanor,Janel,Norvo,Gray,Senna

Surnames

Barnes,Belar,Tigan

Symbiont Names

Dax,Kahn,Odan,Peers,Tal

Beta Canon

Female Given Names

Th'leila,Madza,Mehta,Callie,Cretia,Jozell,Elent,Moll,Ozla,Elra,Ziranne,Brexen,Janra,Vianu,Kiley,Sisra,Nelenne,Lirisse,Milayn,Temzia,Behza,Rame,Dula,Carissa,Emra,Maurita,Hilar,Toshin,Jira,Kyla,Kyethn

Male Given Names

Jas,Shurl,Gohod,Deilas,Taulin,Faro,Enjana,Brinner,Seljin,Hiziki,Verjyl,Baleeza,Gran,Enrak,Foris,Gwyn,Damar,Gradak,Jarem,Keb,Ranul,Shawn,Koal,Anjad,Rantic,Azon,Kejjis,Nareeya,Jelim,Darzen,Keeten,Jorell,Raifi,Bethan,Dapo,Pran,Rylen,Jirin,Kal,Grala,Hosc,Dega,Jayvin,Duhan,Stijen,Farin

Surnames

Bren,Kengro,Dorson,Yurani,Fendus,Odaren,Antrani,Idaris,Kalon,Finok,Gandres,Slest,Hajan,Kalon,Keru,Kodell,Lan,Lef,Durghan,Niecta,Nirenn,Perim,Rianu,Ryzen,Seng,Sevos,Sil,Tambor,VanZyl,Weckna

Symbiont Names

Bok,Cyl,Enor,Gard,Gral,Ijoula,Kaz,Dalor,Kov,Lexen,Lox,Maz,Nar,Planx,Roa,Talris,Tem,Clif,Dhej,Evu,Lev,Liak,Marh,Memh,Rarn,Sef,Tanj,Vah,Vod,Vos,Yol,Zund

Vorta

Alpha Canon

Female Names

Eris,Kilana,Luaran

Male Names

Borath,Deyos,Gelnon,Keevan,Yelgrun,Weyoun

Beta Canon

Female Names

Elani,Loriss,Vannis,Verisel

Male Names

Havok,Joulesh,Methras,Neman,Oblette,Rayik,Sejeel,Tholun,Ushpallar

Vulcan

Vulcans have family names, but these are said to be unpronouncable by humans and generally never mentioned, hence not being shown here. In general, 'T' starting a name indicates its being feminine, and 'S' starting a name indicates its being masculine. Multiple characters of either gender have been shown with the 'opposite' starting letter, and Beta canon has mentioned a tradition of bestowing the name of a family matriarch upon a male child and a tradition of not naming newborns and instead naming them at some unspecified later date.

Alpha Canon

Female Names

Asil,Durga,Patar,Saavik,Sakonna,Selar,Sitak,T'Lara,T'Rina,T'Hain,T'Lar,T'Les,T'Meni,T'Mir,T'Pel,T'Paal,T'Pan,T'Pau,T'Penna,T'Plana-Hath,T'Pol,T'Pring,T'Shanik,Valeris,V'Lar

Male Names

Chu'lak,Delvok,Falor,Fer'at,Haadok,Kinis,Koss,Kov,Kuvak,Lojal,Lorian,Mestral,Muroc,Nirak,Oratt,Pola,Sarek,Sakkath,Satelk,Satok,Savar,Sek,Selek,Sepek,Skon,Sofek,Solin,Solkar,Solok,Spock,Sonak,Sopek,Soral,Soval,Stark,Stel,Stonn,Strom,Stron,Surak,Sural,Sybok,Syrran,Syvar,Tavek,Tavin,Taurik,Talok,Tellus,Terral,T'Klaas,Tolaris,Tos,Tuvok,V'Kir,V'Latak,Vanik,Velik,V'Las,Vorik,Voris,Yuris,Kiri-kin-tha

Beta Canon

Female Names

Bicek,T'Ryssa,Elieth,Giniv,Jobra,Karekh,L'Nel,L'Kem,L'Haan,Larek,Mo'Neke,Rellan,Sanara,Sarissa,Tu'Pari,Shirar,Sikal,Simora,Solon,Sorlak,Spock,Stok,Stovek,Surya,T'Ara,T'Andorla,T'Mir,T'Bonz,Teska,T'Eama,T'Garas,T'Faral,T'Kell,T'Kel,T'Kaal,Ti'Ana,T'Hesh,T'Kreng,T'Lang,T'Lana,T'len,T'Lak,T'Laan,T’Latrek,T'Laris,T'Larik,T'Lena,T'Len,T'Lem,T'Leia,T'Lehr,T'Lis,T'Lirus,T'Les,T'Lera,T'Leng,T'Mandra,T'Maak,T'Lura,T'Lune,T'Lota,T'Los,T'Maro,T'Maran,T'Mar,T'Manis,T'nae,T'Mura,T'Mor,T'nirea,T'Nira,T'Nir,T'Nesh,T'Nel,T'Paal,T'Nuri,T'Nol,T'Pas,T'Pao,T'Pan,T'plak,T'Pelak,T'Pei,T'Pris,T'Priell,T'Preth,T'Prel,T'Pragh,T'Por,T'Rea,T'Ramir,T'Rama,T'Prynn,T'Saaf,T'Ryth,Trenna,T'Rena,T'Sari,T'Saren,T'Sara,T'saln,T'sala,T'sai,T'Shael,T'Seya,T'Selis,T'Sehn,T'Syra,T'Sura,T'Sri,T'Sora,T'Sona,T'Sil,T'Shonra,T'Vel,T'Vau,T'Vala,T'Val,T'Uerell,T'Vorak,T'vora,T'Viss,T'Viri,T'Venri,T'Vorin,T'Zhae,T'Zen,T'Zan,T'Vrea,T'Vran,Valek,Virek,Virchan,Voula,Voris,Ych'a

Male Names

Alieth,Bradden,Barat,Corvok,Denak,Decan,Elieth,Bal Itak,Horek,Jarok,Keethzarn,Karatek,Kunas,Kerok,Kelock,Kelek,L'Nel,Lern,Lorin,Meng,Orsak,N'Kal,Nirak,Navok,Rovalat,Sajik,Sahvisha,Sabran,Saalek,Salon,Salok,Salet,Salek,Salar,Salak,Sardax,Sarda,Sarboran,Sanshiin,Satak,Sasav,Sartak,Sarlak,Savel,Savalek,Savaj,Saurik,Sekar,Sekal,Seetara,Selok,Selik,Senok,Sencus,Selvok,Selten,Seren,Sered,Sentek,Shanak,Sevor,Sevek,Sethan,Sessl,Serron,Sh'tan,S'harien,Shanok,Silek,Sibek,Si'tann,Sinak,Simus,Simok,Simm,Silok,Siryk,Sirok,Sipak,Sinek,Sivok,Sivek,Sivak,Slon,S'Larin,Skoel,Sklar,Skel,Skaren,Skamandros,Sohlar,Sofolk,Sodok,Sobon,Sobak,Slovaak,Solev,Solack,Sokketh,Sontor,Sonaj,Solor,Solok,Sorek,Sorak,Sorahl,Sortek,Soron,Sornek,Soreth,Sorel,Soton,Sotok,Sotir,Sotek,Sotak,Soryk,S'relt,Srell,Sovik,Stel,S'task,Stang,Stalek,Stak,Staal,Sterchak,Sten,Stell,Stelin,Storil,Storel,Stoek,Stimm,Stevok,Sudek,Sturek,Stur,Stovok,Stov,Sullien,Sulak,Sufik,Suessor,Sudoc,Surok,Supek,Sunok,Sunak,S'vec,Suven,Suvak,Sutek,Syvar,Syvak,Sytok,Sylix,Svon,Tanok,Talok,Tagok,Tavis,Tavak,Tarok,Tarek,Tevik,Tellus,T'Grell,Teyak,T'Karik,Tos,Torkas,Tolek,Varek,Valak,Vaavek,Vektan,Vekk'r,Varith,Varen,Volkar,Volak,Zakal,Xon

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