captain-raven-knight:

macpye:

translation of THIS POEM by Leonard Nimoy into Vulcan

The poem, from the link above. Just in case someone else doesn’t like going from tab to tab to look at it. 

Vulcan Terms of Endearment & Sentiment

possomshanty:

_{ashal-veh- darling; person (noun)}

_{ashayam- beloved; a beloved person (noun)}

_{ashalik- darling; beloved (noun)}

_{tal-kam- dear (noun)}

_{k’diwa- beloved (noun)}

_{t’hy’la- friend; soulmate; brother; lover (noun)}

_{taluhk nash-veh k’dular- i cherish thee (phrase)}

_{taluhk- precious; dear; beloved}

_{shok-tor- to kiss}

_{ozh’esta- to finger kiss/finger embrace}

_{el’ru’esta- hand embrace/hold hands}

_{nartau- to embrace}

_{ashau- to love (verb)}

_{ashaya- love (noun)}

_{teraya-martaya- to hug (verb)}

_{shon-ha-lak- love at first sight}

cenedick-deactivated20140811:

t'hy'la; a Vulcan word meaning friend, brother or lover. 

uss-gallifrey:

t’hy’la by ~Trish2

T’hy’la is a very important word in the Vulcan language. It means brother/friend/lover and I think as such it bespeaks of the silent emotional depths the Vulcans as a race experience.

I created the circle swirls which are actually two going in opposite directions, slightly different but plainly converging. At this point it is hard to know where one spiral begins and the other ends. I think that this is representative of the telepathic bond that Vulcans share with those who are close to them. The green color is the of their blood and so I thought it would be appropriate to use in the same way we humans use red.

Someone made a symbol for t’hy’la.