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113 dictionary entries for Anglic

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A Letter A vowel in the Anglic alphabet
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Ace Noun The number 1 card in a pack of Imperial playing cards Reputedly from cards for a fortune-telling game played on Terra prior to their discovery of spaceflight
Ace Noun An expert in a particular skill
Ace Verb Any one-shot/one-strike kill[1] e.g. ‘I aced him with my seventy-six, right in the eye!’
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Ae Letter A diphthong vowel in the Anglic language ('æ')[2]
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Alpha Noun The first thing Represented by the special symbol as 'α' (Alpha), this was the first symbol in a long-lost Terran language and remains as a mathematical symbol and as the epitome of the first thing.
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Amindii Noun Amindii Language[3]
Amindii Noun Amindii People[4] Native to Regina
Angelica Name A Human name used for Females in the Gvurrdon Sector in the Golden Age[5]
Anglic Noun The Anglic language
Antrin Name Name given to Female Humans in use in the Imperium throughout its history
The name is was popular in Imperial circles, being the name of Empress Antrin, Wife of Emperor Gavin[6]
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Arrghoun Noun Arrghoun Language[7]
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Astronomical Unit Noun A unit of measure of distance for use in astrogating and astronomy
B Letter A consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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C Letter A consonant in the Anglic alphabet
Celsius Noun A unit of measure of Temperature
Centaur Name K'kree or other hexapod Sophont Epithet
Ch Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[8]
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Charlois Name Name given to Male Humans [9] In use in the Spinward Marches at the end of the Fifth Frontier War.
Chukniang Noun Wanderers and/or Raiders[10] A word of Solomani origin
In use in the Spinward Marches (Specifically on Emerald) at the end of the Fifth Frontier War
Ciencia Name Name given to Female Humans [11] In use in the Imperium in the Golden Age.
The name was popular in Imperial circles, being the name of Princess Ciencia Iphegenia Alkhalikoi.
Cleon Name Name given to Male Humans [12] In use in the Imperium throughout its history.
Used by five Emperors but fell out of Imperial favour after the Civil War.
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D Letter A consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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DTon Abbreviation A unit of volume of 13.5m3 Abbreviation for Displacement Ton
Denton Name Vargr Settlement Common name for the Vargr districts of Imperial cities close to the Vargr Extents.
Dresden Name Name given to Male Humans [13] In use in the Imperium throughout its history.
The name is was popular in Imperial circles.
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E Letter A vowel in the Anglic alphabet
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EVA Acronym Extra-Vehicular Activity. Activities outside a vessel while in space. A 'Spacewalk'.
Efate Name Name of Efate (Spinward Marches 1705)[14]. Also the name of an island (Efate) on Terra
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Etc. Abbreviation Abbreviation of: et cetera. (Originally Latin) It means “and the rest [of the things]; and the other things”.
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F Letter A consonant in the Anglic alphabet[15]
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FTL Acronym Acronym for: Faster Than Light
Fr Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[16]
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G Letter A Consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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Gavin Name Name given to Male Humans [17] In use in the Imperium throughout its history.
The name is was popular in Imperial circles, being the name of Emperor Gavin
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Gh Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[18]
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H Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[19]
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HEAP Acronym High Explosive Armour Piercing See also HEAT
HEAT Acronym High Explosive Anti-Tank See also HEAP
Henri Name Name given to Male Humans [20] In use in the Spinward Marches at the end of the Fifth Frontier War - Particularly on Aramis.
Highport Noun Orbital Complexes associate with a Starport[21]
Hiroshi Name Name given to Male Humans [22] In use in the Foreven Sector at the end of the Fifth Frontier War.

This name was used by three Imperial Emperors during the Rule of Man and it is thus popular amongst pro-Imperial families

Humaniti Noun All versions of the genus Homo Sapiens found within Charted Space
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I Letter A Vowel in the Anglic alphabet[23]
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Ie Letter A vowel in the Anglic language[24]
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Io Letter A vowel in the Anglic language[25]
Iphegenia Name Name given to Female Humans [26] In use in the Imperium throughout its history.
The name was popular in House Guuibataashullibaa and was the middle name of Grand Princess Ciencia Iphegenia Alkhalikoi.
J Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[27]
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Janice Name Name given to Female Humans [28] In use in the Foreven Sector at the end of the Fifth Frontier War.
Jason Name Name given to Male Humans [29] In use in the Foreven Sector at the end of the Fifth Frontier War.
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K Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[30]
K Abbreviation Kelvin A unit of temperature: See Wikipedia:Kelvin
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KSC Acronym Acronym of: Knight of the Starship & Crown. [31]
Kilolitre Noun A unit of volume equal to 1m3[32]
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Kn Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[33]
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L Letter A Consonant in the Anglic alphabet[34]
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LZ Acronym Landing Zone. The target area for the landing of Jump Troops
Lexicon Noun A list of words used in a language
Lindis Name A Human name used for Males in the Gvurrdon Sector in the Golden Age[35]
Litre Noun A unit of of volume[36]
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Ll Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[37]
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Lydia Name Name given to Female Humans In use in the Imperium throughout its history
The name was popular in Imperial circles, e.g. Princess Lydia Aella Alkhalikoi[38]
M Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[39]
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MRL Acronym Multiple Rocket Launcher A Rocket launcher capable of launching multiple rounds at the same time as a single salvo
Margaret Name Name given to Female Humans [40][41] In use in the Imperium throughout its history.
The name is was popular in Imperial circles, being the name of Empresses Margaret I and Margaret II and Duchess Margaret Yetrina Tukera
Mercenary Noun One fighting only for pay[42] Often (derogatorily) abbreviated to Merc.
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N Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[43]
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NAFAL Acronym Not As Fast As Light
NOTC Abbreviation Naval Officer Training Corps
Nd Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[44]
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O Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[45]
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Omega Noun The final thing Represented by the special symbol as 'Ω' (Omega), this was the final symbol in a long-lost Terran language and remains as a mathematical symbol and as the epitome of the final thing.
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Ou Letter A vowel in the Anglic language[46]
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P Letter A Consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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PI Acronym Acronym for: Pre-Imperium[47] Used to denote dates, and (especially) centuries, before the foundation of the Ziru Sirka. Thereafter the acronym VI is now used.
Became obsolete with the foundation of the Third Imperium
Phl Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[48]
Psioniphilic Adjective Attracted to, or liking Psionics and its practitioners[49]
Psioniphobia Noun An irrational Fear, or hatred of Psionics and/or its practitioners[50] See Psioniphobic
Psioniphobic Adjective Fearful of, or hating Psionics and its practitioners[51]
Psioniphobic Noun A person who is fearful of, or hating Psionics and its practitioners[52] Excessive cases may exhibit Psioniphobia
Q Letter A consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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R Letter A Consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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Rb Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[53]
Rebekka Name Name given to Female Humans [54] In use in the Imperium throughout its history
The name was popular in Massilia Sector in the New Era.
Rid Verb To make someone or something free of some unwanted thing
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Rs Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[55]
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Rt Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[56]
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S Letter A Consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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SAI Acronym Darrian Navy Special Arm Intelligence[57] Darrian intelligence service
STL Acronym Acronym for: Slower Than Light
Sh Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[58]
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Sharik Name Name given to Female Humans [59] In use in the Spinward Marches at the end of the Fifth Frontier War.
Shavetail Noun Second Lieutenant From the practice of shaving the tails of pack animals when newly acquired.
St Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[60]
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Strephon Name Name given to Male Humans [61] In use in the Imperium in the Golden Age.
The name was popular in Imperial circles, being the name of Emperor Strephon.
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T Letter A Consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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TBD Acronyn To Be Determined Used throughout the AAB (This wiki) as a placeholder.
Taro Noun The plant Colocasia esculenta Taro is believed to have been one of the earliest cultivated plants on Terra. See Taro.
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Tea Noun A Hot Beverage Originally specifically Tea but now more general
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Terran Noun Of or pertaining to Terra
Terran Noun Solomani Archaic
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Tr Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[63]
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True-Daughter Noun Clone[64][65] Female
True-Son Noun Clone[66][67] Male
Tsun-Sunni Name Name given to Male Humans in use in the Spinward Marches (Specifically on Emerald) at the end of the Fifth Frontier War[68]. Etymology unknown.
Tw Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[69]
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U Letter A vowel in the Anglic alphabet[70]
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Ua Letter A vowel in the Anglic language[71]
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Ugzing Noun Running about[72] Etymology: From Gvegh Ugzing (To Run)
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V Letter A Consonant in the Anglic alphabet
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VI Acronym Acronym for: Vilani Imperium[73] Used, by the Rule of Man to denote dates after the foundation of the Ziru Sirka.
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Vargr Noun Vargr Refers to all Vargr within the recognised major race
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Vland Noun Homeworld of the Vilani (Anglic: Vilani) people[74] Vland is an anglicisation of Bland (Anglic: Bland)
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W Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[75]
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Wh Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[76]
Y Letter A consonant, and sometimes vowel, in the Anglic alphabet
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Z Letter A consonant in the Anglic language[77]
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Zoe Name A name for an Imperial Female. Derived from a Terran name.
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