Question #56016. Asked by eytank.
Last updated Sep 24 2016.
skypilot024
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skypilot024 21 year member
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I believe that was the Cardassian name for
"Deep Space Nine" from the series.
Mar 17 2005, 9:06 PM
eytank
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eytank 21 year member
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Correct. But what does it mean. Does it literaly mean 'Deep Space Nine' in Cardassian?
Mar 18 2005, 6:27 AM
whitecity
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whitecity
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It looks like it means ninth station. Here is the website I found the info.
[From upic.org 2005 article, no longer online]
Response last updated by CmdrK on Sep 24 2016.
Mar 18 2005, 8:23 AM
CmdrK
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CmdrK Moderator 16 year member
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There is a lot of internet speculation, but according to Memory Alpha, which is about as close to Star Trek as you can get, 'Nor' stands for a base or station; 'Terok'? - we don't know.
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Cardassian_language