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May you live long and prosper with this massive list of Star Trek baby names! From ordinary names like William or Ashley, to intergalactic ones like Dolim and Icheb, you’ll find something you like!

And these make interesting names for pets, fictional characters and more!

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Star Trek Baby Names for Girls

I love that these Stark Trek baby names for girls run the gamut from normal to totally sci-fi! Use caution when choosing something too out there for a child!

Alynna Nechayev is the admiral of Starfleet in Star Trek. Her name means noble.

Alyssa Ogawa is the nurse on the USS Enterprise. Her name might mean noble type. Or it could relate to the alyssum flower.

Amanda Grayson is a Vulcan in the Star Trek series. This name means loveable .

Ash Tyler is the Chief Security in Star Trek: Discovery. This unisex name refers to the ash tree. Or, for girls, it can be short for Ashley.

Ayala is the Security Officer in Voyager. In Hebrew, Ayala means doe or female deer .

Bareil Antos is a resident of Bajor in Star Deep Space 9. This unique name was invented for the series!

B’Elanna Torres is a half-human, half- Klingon in Voyager. This exotic-sounding name is actually a combination of Belle and Anna.

Beverly Crusher is a medical officer in the Star Trek series. Her name isn’t common in the US, and it means beaver stream .

Carol Marcus is a biologist in the Star Trek movies. Her name may mean song , or can be a short form of Caroline, which is a feminine form of Charles

Chell is the Engineering Officer in Voyager. It can be a name on its own or be short for Michelle.

Christine Chapel is a Star Fleet Commander in Star Trek IV. This gorgeous name is actually uncommon in the US!

Deanna Troi is a half-human, half-betazoid in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Her name means heavenly. 

Degra is a Xindi scientist in Enterprise. This name is pretty wild, I’d be hesitant giving it to a baby!

Erika Hernandez is a commanding officer aboard the NX-02 in Enterprise. In Latin, Erica means heather .

Evek is a Cardassian in the Star Trek Series.

Ishka is a Ferengi in DS9. Her name means princess in Armenian. 

Jadzia is a Trill Science Officer in Deep Space 9. It’s actually a Polish name meaning battle.

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Jannar is a Xindi in Enterprise. It could mean beautiful world.

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Jennifer Sisko is a Starfleet Officer aboard the USS Saratoga in DS9. Meaning: white phantom.

Joann Owosekun is the Operations officer on the USS Discovery in Star Trek. Her name means YAHWEH is gracious. 

Kasidy 

Kasidy Yates is a freighter captain in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Cassidy means curly haired .

Kathryn Janeway is a human aboard the USS Voyager. This name dates all the way back to the 4th century and might mean pure.

Katrina 

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Katrina Cornwell is the Admiral of Starfleet in Discovery.  Meaning: pure

Keiko O’Brein is a botanist in Star Trek. Her name means wholesome child.

Kes is an Ocampa civilian aboard the USS Voyager. Her name could be short for Kestrel, or just a fun, short name on its own.

Keyla Detmer is the Helmsman in Discovery. Her name might mean crown of laurels .

Kimara Cretak is a Romulan representative in Deep Space 9. What an interesting name! It could be a combination of Kimberly and Tamara, which means date palm.

Kira Nerys is a Bajoran in Deep Space 9. Her name could be a form of Cyrus, which means young,  or lord .

Li Nalas is the Bajoran Liaison Officer in DS9. This unisex name can come from Hebrew or Japanese. 

Leeta is a Bajoran in Deep Space 9. She’s actually named after a pre-production coordinator from the Star Trek crew!

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Lore is an android in TNG. Although the character looks male, his name could work as a nickname for female names like Laura, Lauren, or Eleanor.

Mallora is the chairman of the Xindi Council in Star Trek: Enterprise. Although the character is male, it reminds me of the name Mallory and could work for a female!

Mila is a Cardassian in Deep Space 9. Her name means dear.

Mora Pol is a Majoran scientist in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Did you know Mora or Moira are variations of Mary, which means beloved ?

Naomi Wildman is the captain’s assistant in Voyager. In Hebrew, Naomi means pleasantness .

Nerys 

Kira Nerys is a Bajoran in DS9. Her last name is actually a Welsh name that means lady .

Opaka Sulan is a Bajoran leader in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Her name could come from the Hungarian name Opika.

Phillipa Georgiou  is a commanding officer aboard the USS Shenzhou in Discovery. Meaning: friend of horses

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Rebi is a passenger aboard the USS Voyager. In Japanese, her name means beautiful. 

Robin Lefler is the Engineering Officer on the USS Enterprise. Did you know Robin was a nickname for Robert in medieval times? Now it’s regarded as its own name! 

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Sarah Sisko is a holophotographer in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Meaning: lady, princess, noblewoman

Saru is first officer of the USS Discovery. In Japanese, her name means monkey .

Sela is a Romulan officer in Star Trek: The Next Generation. In Hebrew, her name means rock .

Seska is a Cardassian in Voyager. Her name could be a variation of Franchesca, or a completely unique name!

Sylvia Tilly is an engineering officer in Star Trek: Discovery. Meaning: forest.

Susan Nicoletti is the engineering officer in  Voyager. The name Susan means lily or rose .

Tal Celes is a Bajoran crewman on the USS Voyager. In Hebrew, Tal is a unisex name that means dew.

Tasha Yar is the chief of security in The Next Generation. Did you know Tasha is a nickname for Natasha, meaning Christmas day?

Sylvia Tilly is an engineering officer in Star Trek: Discovery. Tilly is a nickname for Matilda, meaning strength in battle . 

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Tora is a Bajoran in DS9 Her name is a feminine version of Thor! 

Nyota Uhura is the Communications Officer in Star Trek. Gene Roddenberry adapted her name from the Swahili word for freedom . 

Winn Adami is a Bajoran in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. In Welsh, her name means blessed or fair.

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Star Trek Baby Names for Boys

I was surprised at just how many Star Trek names are normal, real-world names you might hear every day! Of course, there are a lot of alien and invented names too, so you have a huge variety to browse through!

Airam is the Science officer in Star Trek: Discovery. Meaning: unknown 

Alexander 

Alexander Rozhenko is Warf’s son in The Next Generation. His name means defender of men 

Bareil Antos is a resident of Bajor in Deep Space 9. His surname is actually a Hungarian version of Anthony! 

Azan is a civilian passenger aboard The Voyager. In Arabic, it means to listen . 

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Beckett Mariner is the ensign aboard the USS Cerritos in Star Trek: Lower Decks. His name might mean brook or stream. 

Benjamin 

Benjamin Layfeyette Sisko is a Commanding Officer in DS9. Meaning: son of the south 

R.A. Bryce is the Communications Officer in Discovery. His name means speckled.

Christopher 

Christopher Pike is a Starfleet admiral in Star Trek. His name means bearing Christ. 

Damar is a Cardassian in Deep Space 9. In Indonesian, this name means light or lamp . 

Dolim is a Xindi Council member in Enterprise. Meaning: unknown 

Elim Garak is a Cardassian in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Despite his extraterrestrial origins, his name actually comes from ancient Irish! 

Enabrin Tain is the leader of the Cardassian Obsidian Order in Deep Space 9. Meaning: unknown 

Ezri Dax is a Trill Counselor in DS9. In Hebrew, it means my helper.

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Maxwell Forrest is a Vice Admiral in Starfleet Command in Enterprise. As you probably guessed, this name means forest .

Gabriel Lorca is a commanding officer aboard the USS Discovery. Meaning: God is my strong man

Geordie La Forge is Chief Engineer in the Star Trek series. His name means farmer.

Icheb is a Brunali aboard the Voyager in Star Trek. Meaning: unknown 

Jake Sisko is a Deep Space 9 resident. His name means healer.

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James Tiberius Kirk is the Captain of the USS Enterprise in Star Trek: The Original Series. Did you know the name James actually is a variation of Jason?

Captain Jean-Luc Picard is the Captain of the USS Enterprise. His name is the French form of John and means YAHWEH is gracious. 

Jet Reno is the chief engineer of the USS Hiawatha in Discovery. His name may refer to the black stone, or could be short for another name.

Jonathan 

Jonathan Archer is the Commanding Officer in Enterprise. Meaning: YAHWEH has given. 

Joseph Sisko is a restaurant owner on Earth in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. The name Joseph means he will add .

Julian Bashir is the Chief Medical Officer aboard Deep Space 9 in Star Trek. This name could refer to the Roman god Jupiter.

Would you rather use the famous Captain’s last name? Kirk means church. 

K’Ehleyer is an ambassador in TNG. I don’t recommend spelling anyone’s name with so many extra letters! Kyle or Kyler are much easier to write and pronounce. These names mean channel or strait. 

Lafayette 

Benjamin Layfeyette Sisko is a Commanding Officer in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. Lafayette means plantation of beech trees .

Leonard McCoy (Bones) is the Chief Medical Officer in Enterprise. And of course, Leonard Nimoy played Spock. Meaning: brave lion

Lon Studer is the Engineering Officer in Voyager. His name is short for Alonzo.

Luther Sloan is an intelligence operative in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. His name means army of people .

Malcolm Reed is a tactical officer in Enterprise. This name means disciple of Saint Columba. And Columba means dove .

Carol Marcus is a biologist in the Star Trek movies. The name Marcus refers to Mars, the Roman god of war.

Maxwell Forrest is a Vice Admiral in Starfleet Command in Star Trek: Enterprise. Meaning: Max’s stream  

There are several Michaels in Star Trek. First, Michael Burnham is the Science Officer aboard the USS Discovery. And Michael Eddington is a civilian in Deep Space 9. Michael means who is like God?

Miles O’Brein is a crewmember in the Star Trek series. The name Miles means gracious .

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Montgomery “Scotty” Scott is the Chief Engineer in the Star Trek series. Meaning: the ruler’s mountain 

Neelix 

Neelix is a Talaxian ambassador in Voyager. Meaning: unknown 

Odo is the Chief of Security in DS9. Sometimes this name is spelled Otto. Either way, it means wealth or fortune. 

Owen Paris is a Starfleet commander in Star Trek: Voyager. Meaning: youth

Paul Stamets is the Chief Engineer in Discovery. His name means humble

Pavel Chekov is a character in the Star Trek series. His name is a form of Paul, often used in Russia.

Phillip Boyce is the Chief Medical Officer aboard the USS Enterprise. Meaning: friend of horses

Phlox is a Denobulan medical officer in Enterprise. His name is an obvious reference to the phlox flower, and it means flame in Greek.

Quark is a Ferengi bar owner in Star Trek. This super nerdy name refers to theoretical subatomic particles. 

Reginald 

Reginald Barclay is Starfleet Commander in Star Trek. His name is a combination of Old German words meaning advice and ruler. 

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Rhys is a tactical officer on the USS Discovery. In Welsh, his name means enthusiasm. 

William Riker is the first officer of the USS Enterprise. Riker is actually a form of Richard, and means brave ruler .

Ro Lauren is the Bajoran comms officer in The Next Generation. This name could be a short version of many other names!

Rom, the Ferengi, is Quark’s younger brother in Star Trek: Deep Space 9. His name means height in Hebrew.

Sarek is Spock’s father in Star Trek. Meaning: unknown 

Montgomery “Scotty” Scott is the Chief Engineer in the Star Trek series. The name Scott initially referred to someone from Scotland. 

Silik is a Suliban in Enterprise. Meaning: unknown 

Soval is the Vulcan ambassador to Earth in Star Trek: Enterprise. Meaning: unknown 

Spock is the Chief Science Officer of the USS Enterprise. Gene Roddenberry invented his name!

Hikaru Sulu is a commanding officer and helmsmen in the Star Trek series. Meaning: unknown 

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Tom Paris is the helmsman of the USS Voyager. His name means twin .

Tomalak is a Romulan in TNG. This name was invented for the show!

Travis Mayweather is the helmsman of the Enterprise. Historically, this name was given to someone who lived near a bridge or river crossing. 

Vash is an archaeologist in Star Trek.

Wesley Crusher, played by Wil Wheaton, is a character in the Star Trek Series. His name means west meadow.

Weyoun is a Vorta in Star Trek

William Riker is the first officer of the USS Enterprise. Meaning: will helmet

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Zek is a Ferengi in Deep Space 9.

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I hope this massive list of Star Trek baby names inspired you! While Spock might not be great for a child, there are plenty of normal and unique names to choose from!

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But what if you want to go deeper into space, or perhaps “go boldly where no man has gone before?” Step aboard the Starship Enterprise to choose a meaningful and pop-culturally relevant Star Trek-inspired baby name for the Next Generation.

Lest you fear we’re only going to suggest the obvious cast from season one like Spock (a twofer homage to Star Trek, The Original Series and the famed baby doctor) or Kirk (though we do like the name McCoy, after Dr. “Bones” McCoy in TOS, for boys and girls) – worry not. These Star Trek-inspired baby names are cultivated from the cast rosters of all its incarnations, from the original series that debuted in 1966 to the most recent version now available online, Picard.

Each of these names works on its own without even knowing any Star Trek references, but it’s a little sweeter for a nerd if you do. So, when someone admires your child, saying “Oh, Jet? Like the Lt. Commander on Star Trek: Discovery played by Tig Notaro?” – you’ll know by association that you’ve found your tribe.

Here are some of the most “down-to-earth” Star Trek-inspired baby names (or pet names):

Ayala  — A provisional lieutenant aboard Voyager (seasons 1 – 7) and the surname of a California senator and his namesake school, it’s a fluid name that rolls easily.

Bryce  – Surname of the Discovery communications officer (season 1-3) and junior lieutenant. Also a given first name and name of several spots in the American west.

Dax  –  A xenomorphic character in the fictional Star Trek universe, the Dax life form is a Trill that lives inside humanoid hosts like Jadzia and Ezri in Deep Space Nine .

Grace  – Actor Grace Lee Whitney was known for her TOS role as Janet Rand and returned for subsequent Star Trek films. From the Latin, Gratia.

Ishka  – From Deep Space Nine season 3 and 5-7, Ishka is a philanthropic female Ferengi who is the mother of bar-owner Quark and his little brother Rom.

Kimara  – Portrayed by Adrienne Barbeau (Rizzo in Grease ) Kimara Cretak is the name of a Romulan representative on season 7 of Deep Space 9 .

Kira  – The surname comes first for Deep Space Nine character Kira Nerys and her kin, as is Bajoran custom. Possibly derived from Hindi/Sanskrit Kiran, ‘giver of light.’

Kirk  – A Scottish and Northern English word meaning “church,” or more specifically the Church of Scotland. Surname of the original Enterprise captain, James T. Kirk.

Maxwell  – A vice admiral on Starfleet Command, the human character Maxwell Forrest appeared on Star Trek: Enterprise (seasons 1-4).

Leeta  – A Dabo girl for the betting game and Deep Space Nine resident who later married Rom, this Bajoran name sounds the same as that of female wrestler, Lita.

Leland  – Or “Lee.” Star Trek: Discovery (season 2) — a commanding officer in Section 31. Originally the name is Old English for “lives by unseeded land.”

Linus  – A science officer on Discovery and the son of Apollo in Greek mythology, it’s a respectable name that would do well to emerge from the shadow of Peanuts .

Mila  – A Cardassian housekeeper in seasons 3 and 7 of Deep Space 9 , Mila is also a female Slavic name from Eastern Europe meaning “gracious” or “dear.”

Miri  – Diminutive of the name Miriam, recorded in Biblical Hebrew, and the name of the eighth episode in TOS and its teenage title character played by Kim Darby.

Nilsson  – The name of a female officer in seasons 2 and 3 of Discovery , we also like the name for boys as an homage to American songwriting great Harry Nilsson.

O’Brien  – Miles and Molly O’Brien are a human couple on Deep Space Nine and aboard the Enterprise. He is the only major character who is Irish, from Ireland.

Owen  – Owen Paris is a cast member on the Pathfinder Project in Star Trek: Voyager . It’s Welsh, dating back to the reign of Henry VIII, meaning “noble-born.”

Jet  – Jet Reno is Lt. Commander on Discovery , played by stand-up comic and actor Tig Notaro. Can be masculine or feminine, it’s common in Dutch-speaking countries.

Cristobal  – Cristobal ‘Chris’ Rios is a character on Star Trek: Picard who, at first, is reluctant to help the hero of this new series debuting this month on CBS All Access.

Sela  – A mixed-race Romulan commander in the Romulan Empire, Sela appears in seasons 4 and 5 of Star Trek: The Next Generation .

Seska  – A Cardassian who appears in Star Trek: Voyager , Seska was genetically altered to appear Bajoran in order to steal Maquis secrets. Pretty name, though.

Sisko  – The mostly-human extended family group built around Benjamin Sisko in Deep Space Nine . Also spelled “Sisco” as a distinguished Spanish surname.

Tiberius  – It’s what the “T” in James T. Kirk stands for. A Latin name used throughout Roman history. Feminine form is Tiberia, for both, shorten to Ti.

Tora  – Artist Tora Ziyal is a Bajoran/Carsassian resident of Deep Space Nine . The word means “tiger” in Japanese.

Una  – Also known as Number One on Star Trek: Discovery , Una was a first officer on the USS Enterprise . Of Latin origin, popular in Ireland, means “one” or “lamb.”

Winn  – A Bajoran religious leader on Deep Space Nine, it’s not just half the name of a grocery store chain (Winn Dixie). Nice, preppie sound to it and goes with anything.

When you’re trying on these tried-and-true handles, consider the trajectory of Star Trek: what began as a small weekly television show in 1966 has evolved into one of the greatest entertainment franchises of all time, weaving its way into the fabric of our existence with socially progressive and scientifically brilliant projections of life in the faraway future. That’s an inspirational legacy for anyone.

So, if you’ve been beamed up by these Star Trek-related names for your little Enterprise, but find yourself on the final frontier without a clear choice on the horizon – consider the name of the man who created it all: Eugene Wesley Rodenberry, who went simply by “Gene.” Here’s the full list of Star Trek characters to date on Wikipedia.

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Without starships, it would not be possible for the United Federation of Planets to exist. Warp capability is the defining feature of a civilization reaching a certain level in the galaxy. It opens whole new worlds and changes, whole peoples.

In Star Trek ships are often named for figures out of history or mythology, and each warp-capable species has different naming conventions. Consider who built the ship, and its role or function when brainstorming!

Good Star Trek Ship Names

A good ship name should be memorable, have personality, or reflect on the nature of her crew.

Glorious The Glorious is a battered, old cruiser held together with spit and prayers. Still, Captain Alonz wouldn’t have any other rust bucket carrying his sorry bones through space. Only old Glory will do.

• Retribution
• Independence

Sagittarius A medium sized ship designed for war, the Sagittarius has seen several battles and been instrumental in winning at least two. She is known for the accuracy and range of her armaments.

• Determination

Rhapsody Rhapsody is as beautiful as her name. This pleasure craft is the personal property of Ambassador Xal’tec and has seen more than its fair share of fundraisers and other events. Some are less savoury than others, unfortunately. It’s all in the ship’s data core.

Excalibur War should never be this beautiful, but the Excalibur is exactly that: a beautiful weapon of war. She has yet to test her edge or bloody herself in active combat, but when she does she will be something beautiful and terrible to behold!

Visitor The U.S.S. Visitor has the distinction of being the craft to make First Contact with not one but two rising civilizations. Captain Vance is hoping to increase that number to three with the next mission, her last b effort she retires…

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Proximo The Proximo is, ironically, first and foremost a long range research vessel. Her scanners are top of the line, and the Chief Engineer has managed to boost them even further than specs suggest possible. Of course, that just means she finds all the more trouble…

• The Pelican

Dart Fast and manoeuvrable, Dart is the favorite shuttle on board the Sagittarius. They should all be identical, but the crew gave each one a name and that’s led to there being favourites. Not to mention fights over who gets which shuttle when.

• Thunderbolt
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Star Trek baby names from the 7 different TV series

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To boldly name… who no one has named before?

Call us dorks, sci-fi geeks, Trekkies or whatever you want — we are Star Trek fans, and proud of it.

Proud enough, in fact, to put together this list of more than 70 different Star Trek baby names, inspired by the five different series: the original, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise .

We also can’t forget to honor the creator of the Star Trek universe: you could always name your kid after Eugene “ Gene” Wesley Roddenberry.

Want something completely alien? Got that. Something traditional from Earth? Have some of those, too. We also have a few that are interesting but don’t scream, “My mom took me to Comic Con when I was a month old.”

Star Trek baby names: Engage!

Below, you can check out names we hand-culled from from TOS, TNG, DS9, VOY and ENT — mostly based on characters, but you’ll see a few other things (such as actors’ names and some alien species) in the mix.

Baby names inspired by Star Trek (the original series)

So, you’re enough of a geek that you love Star Trek so much that you’d consider naming your child after someone or something from the show. Awesome.

I’ll spare you casually listing off the first name of every character with a “normal” name, because it’s not like no one has thought of naming their kid James before — but James Tiberius (or just Tiberius, for that matter) is far more interesting, and will absolutely get your point across.

Baby James Tiberius Kirk, in fact, is pictured below — as seen in JJ Abrams’ 2009 Star Trek movie , with his mother Winona Kirk.

Infinite diversity in infinite names

For the more adventurous, you could consider the gamut of Vulcan names such as Spock, Sarek, T’Pau (where do you think the “ Heart and Soul” band got the name, hmm?), or T’Pol.

I suppose if you’re a fan of the Klingons, you could go that route as well — but personally, I don’t think I’d name my son or daughter anything that sounds like my cat being sick on the living room floor.

Interplanetary Star Trek baby names

There is nothing restricting you to using just character names. You can go with Vulcan (also, of course, the Roman god of the forge), or perhaps Andor or Andoria, if you’re a fan of the blue guys with the funny antennae.

Truly, one can run wild with a Star Trek-themed name, as there are over 35 years’ worth of work to choose one from.

As such, this can only be an extremely partial list, intended to get your creative naming juices flowing. In no time you’ll have that perfectly geeky name for your little one.

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Names from Star Trek: The Next Generation

If you want to make it so, Jean-Luc is a nice choice, and will stand out without being blindingly obvious that mom and dad are complete nerds.

If you’re slightly more daring, why not try using a last name instead? Picard or Riker would certainly make for good, interesting boy names.

There’s a limit to what works here, however. For example, you may wish to avoid naming your son Crusher , unless you plan on him becoming a professional wrestler.

And unless you want to give your child a life of computer record hassles — meaning everything from his driver’s license to his direct-deposit — there’s one more name we definitely can’t recommend: Data.

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Baby names inspired by Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

Baby names inspired by Star Trek: Voyager

Baby names inspired by Star Trek: Enterprise

Star Trek: Discovery

First off, the coolest/strangest one: Saru, for the Kelpien Starfleet officer played by Doug Jones.

You could also consider the old Welsh name Rhys for Lt. Gen Rhys , and Bryce for Lt. R.A. Bryce — plus the names Ash, Tyler , Keyla , Philippa and Georgiou. Also consider for a girl Sonequa, for Sonequa Martin-Green, who plays Michael Burnham.

Star Trek: Picard

In this 2020 TV series, the multi-talented Isa Briones plays sisters Soji and Dahj — both unique and beautiful names. (Isa is short for Isabella .)

Other possible baby names from this Star Trek series (not counting the ones we covered above for Next Generation ) Jurati, Raffi , Cristóbal and Rios, Narek, Elnor, and Narissa.

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Creating a memorable Star Trek name is all about blending the exotic with the familiar. A good Star Trek name must vocalize an aura of otherworldliness, yet should be pronounceable by human actors and relatable to the audience. Think about well-known names, like Spock, Uhura, or Picard, they’re unique yet not so obscure that they would baffle viewers. In addition, try to draw inspiration from the character’s personality, appearance, or role – is your character logical, fierce, wise, or mysterious?

Another key factor in creating a Star Trek name is identifying the character’s species. Each alien race in Star Trek has its own naming conventions, much like how different cultures on Earth do. For instance, Vulcan names often include great vowel sounds, while Klingon names are harsher, comprising of hard consonants. Consider these conventions when creating a name. Done right, a good Star Trek name can give your audience an immediate sense of your character’s identity and cultural background in this vast and diverse galaxy. So, grab your Holodeck keyboard, a cup of earl grey tea, hot of course, and dive into the galaxy where no man has gone before – the art of Star Trek naming!

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630+ Best Star Trek Team Names: Boldly Naming Your Crew!

Are you and your friends embarking on a quest to participate in a trivia night, gaming tournament, or any team-based event? If you’re all Trekkies at heart, then choosing the perfect Star Trek team name becomes an essential part of your journey.

A well-thought-out team name not only reflects your love for the Star Trek universe but also sets the tone for your team’s camaraderie and competitiveness.

In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of choosing a good Star Trek team name and present a diverse selection of unique, funny, cool, and amazing star trek team names that will help your team stand out from the rest. Let’s dive in!

Importance of Choosing a Good Star Trek Team Name

A good team name is more than just a combination of words; it’s a statement of your team’s spirit and a representation of your passion for Star Trek. A clever and relevant team name can instantly create a sense of unity among your members and instill a competitive edge.

Additionally, a standout name will catch the attention of opponents and organizers, making you memorable even before the competition begins.

Moreover, a Star Trek team name can become your identity, with other fans recognizing and appreciating your reference to the beloved sci-fi franchise.

Whether you’re a seasoned Starfleet crew or a group of cadets, your team name will showcase your dedication to exploring new worlds, seeking out knowledge, and boldly going where no one has gone before!

Star Trek Team Names

Here are some Star Trek team names to consider for your group:

• Starfleet Strikers
• Warp Speed Warriors
• The Tribble Trouble
• Phaser Knights
• Vulcan Vanguard
• Borg Busters
• The Ferengi Fortune
• Romulan Renegades
• Holodeck Heroes
• Klingon Conquerors
• Warp Speed Wonders
• Stellar Seekers
• Rizzo Raiders
• Romulan Rebels
• Warp Core Warriors
• T’Pol’s Telepaths
• Sisko’s Synergy
• Georgiou’s Gladiators
• Andorian Avengers
• Janeway’s Juggernauts
• Trill Thrillers
• Chakotay Chasers
• O’Brien’s Oracles
• Tuvok’s Tacticians
• Detmer’s Daredevils
• Galaxy Guardians
• Photon Pioneers
• Uhura United
• Neelix Navigators
• Guinan’s Gurus
• Scotty Savants
• Garak’s Garments
• Crusher’s Cadets
• Narek’s Nemeses
• McCoy Medics
• La Forge Luminary
• Q’s Mischief Makers
• Picard’s Philosophers
• Data Disciples
• Trekking Titans
• Tribble Trouble
• Enterprise Explorers
• Sutra’s Synths
• Worf’s Warriors
• Nebula Navigators
• Dominion Defenders
• Worf Warriors
• Spock’s Surveys
• The Vulcan Vanguard
• Archer’s Aces
• Phaser Phantoms
• Geordi’s Glasses
• Troi Telepaths
• Wesley Crushers
• The Romulan Renegades
• Quark’s Crew
• Data’s Daring Crew
• Cardassian Crushers
• Torres Technicians
• Quark’s Quidnuncs
• Reed’s Recon Squad
• Quark’s Quirks
• Kobayashi Maru Masters
• Spock’s Squad
• Captain’s Crew
• Geordi’s Gadgeteers
• Kira’s Commandos
• Paris Pilots
• Narissa’s Navigators
• Owosekun’s Observers
• The Federation Force

Best Star Trek Team Names

Looking for the cream of the crop? Here are some best Star Trek team names:

• The Federation Titans
• Q Continuum Crusaders
• Iconian Innovators
• Dominion Dominators
• The Cardassian Coalition
• Maquis Marauders
• Temporal Tacticians
• Deep Space Devotees
• Sisko’s Prophets
• Warp Warriors
• Stellar Strikers
• Nebula Knights
• Intergalactic Invincibles
• Photon Phantoms
• Alien Allies
• Orion Outlaws
• Starship Stalwarts
• Ferocious Ferengi
• Romulan Raptors
• Klingon Krushers
• Borg Breakers
• Dominion Destroyers
• Q’s Quizmasters
• Trill Titans
• Sisko’s Squad
• Worf’s Wrath
• Data’s Dream Team
• Geordi’s Geniuses
• Janeway’s Justice League
• Seven’s Supremes
• Archer’s Astronauts
• Trip’s Tech Team
• T’Pol’s Thinkers
• Hoshi’s Heroes
• Reed’s Raiders
• Mayweather’s Meteors
• Phlox’s Finesse
• The Interstellar Intrepid
• The Warp Factor Five
• The Q Continuum
• Starfleet Supreme
• Iconian Invincibles
• Omega Order
• Prophets of Victory
• Tal Shiar Titans
• Borg Busters League
• Khan’s Conquerors
• Picard’s Pinnacle
• Cardassian Conquerors
• Romulan Rulers
• Federation Frontrunners
• Mirror Universe Masters
• Empress Sato’s Elite
• Section 31 Stars
• Armus Assassins
• V’ger Vanguards
• Tribble Terminus
• Enterprise Epoch
• Excelsior Excellents
• Voyager Vanguard
• Defiant Dominion
• Discovery Dynasty
• Kelvin Timeline Kings
• Titan Terrors
• Intrepid Invincibles
• Constitution Conquerors
• Nova Nimrods
• Ambassador Aces
• Prometheus Powerhouses
• Sovereign Supremacy
• Galaxy Guardian
• Oberth Overlords
• Nebula Nemesis
• Steamrunner Stars
• Norway’s Nirvana
• Akira Avengers
• Saber Squadron
• Luna Legion
• Excursion Exemplars
• Sovereign Seraphs
• Horizon Heroes
• Polaris Patriots
• Gryphon’s Gladiators
• Starliner Spartans
• Vesta’s Valiants
• Odyssey Olympians

Good Star Trek Themed Team Names

Seeking a good Star Trek-themed name for your team? Here are some options:

• The Nebula Knights
• Shuttlecraft Shufflers
• The Phaser Frenzy
• Guardian of Tomorrow
• Starship Striders
• The Warp Whispers
• Delta Quadrant Daredevils
• The Prime Directive Crew
• Vulcan Vigilantes
• Cardassian Coalition
• Prime Directive Protectors
• Orion Outriders
• Sisko’s Syndicate
• Kira’s Kombatants
• Owosekun’s Outlaws
• Shuttlecraft Squad
• Stamets’s Scholars
• Spacedock Guardians
• Enterprise Ensemble
• Chekov’s Champs
• United Federation
• Riker’s Rogues
• Romulan Rumblers
• Starfleet Strategists
• Riker’s Resilience
• Starfleet Explorers
• Lorca’s Leaders
• Section 31 Squad
• Pike’s Protectors
• Picard’s Pioneers
• Neelix’s Navigators
• Tuvok’s Thinkers
• Seven’s Synergy
• Romulan Reconcilers
• Starfleet Superstars
• Wesley’s Wits
• Starfleet Squad
• Saru’s Savvy
• Tholian Teamwork
• Cardassian Comrades
• Captain’s Crewmates
• Torres’s Tinkerers
• Odo’s Observance
• Ferengi Friendship
• Ferengi Fanfare
• Burnham’s Brainstormers
• Janeway Jets
• Troi’s Tellers
• Dax’s Daring
• McCoy’s Medics
• Worf’s Watchmen
• Data Defenders
• Spock’s Serenity
• Q Continuum Coordinators
• O’Brien’s Observers
• Deep Space Dreamers
• Guinan’s Giggles
• Uhura’s Utterers
• Janeway’s Justice
• Redshirt Rescuers
• Crusher’s Crusaders
• Mirror Universe Mediators
• Geordi’s Genius
• Klingon Klub
• Peaceful Pioneers
• Uhura’s Unity
• Garak’s Guidance
• Cardassian Crusaders
• Chakotay Champions
• Infinite Diversity Squad
• Detmer’s Daring
• Battlestar Buddies
• Phaser Fighters
• Quark’s Quorum
• La Forge’s Luminaries
• Deep Space Dynamos
• Chakotay’s Champions
• Klingon Kinship
• Sulu’s Support
• Spock Squad
• Data’s Discoverers
• Quark Quasars
• Starship Strategists

Amazing Star Trek Trivia Team Names

Challenge your fellow Trekkies with these some amazing Star Trek trivia team names:

• The Spock Scholars
• Data’s Disciples
• Riker’s Riddlers
• Seven of a Kind
• The Janeway Jeopardy
• Kirk’s Quizmasters
• Picard’s Puzzlers
• Guinan’s Brainiacs
• The McCoy Medleys
• Uhura’s Enigmas
• Trivia Transporters
• Spock’s Sages
• Quark’s Questioners
• Starfleet Scholars Society
• Warp Speed Whiz-kids
• Data’s Databank
• Borg Braintrust
• Jean-Luc’s Jeopardizers
• Trivia Tribbles Team
• Holodeck Historians
• Spock’s Super Sleuths
• Quark’s Quizzical Inquiries
• Starfleet Science Savants
• Warp Speed Wizards
• Data’s Database
• Vulcan Vocabulary
• Borg’s Big Brains
• Jean-Luc’s Genius Gamers
• Trivia Trek Tribe
• Holodeck Histrionics
• Spock’s Savvy Seekers
• Quark’s Quandary
• Starfleet Strategy Society
• Warp Speed Whodunnits
• Data’s Details
• Vulcan Visionaries
• Borg’s Brainy Brigade
• Jean-Luc’s Knowledge Knights
• Trivia Trek Troubadours
• Holodeck History Hounds
• Spock’s Science Scholars
• Quark’s Quiz Quest
• Starfleet Strategy Squad
• Warp Speed Wordsmiths
• Data’s Deductions
• Borg’s Best Brains
• Jean-Luc’s Trivia Titans
• Trivia Trek Tridents
• Holodeck Heroic Hunters
• Spock’s Stellar Students
• Quark’s Quandaries
• Starfleet Synaptic Scholars
• Warp Speed Word Wizards
• Data’s Deductive Dilemmas
• Vulcan Vision Vortex
• Borg’s Brainstorming Bunch

Cool Star Trek Team Names

Keep it cool with these some Star Trek team names:

• The Warp Wonders
• Photon Fleet
• Captain’s Coolants
• Delta Deltas
• The Nebulae Knights
• Stellar Storm
• Warp Speedsters
• Starry Sentinels
• Beyond Belief
• Sisko’s Saboteurs
• Troi’s Titans
• Riker’s Renegades
• Worf’s Wolves
• Wesley’s Wildcats
• Guinan’s Gladiators
• Scotty’s Spectres
• Odo’s Outlaws
• Quark’s Quake
• Kira’s Kommandos
• Data’s Daredevils
• Chekov’s Champions
• Uhura’s Unicorns
• Pike’s Paladins
• Spock’s Spartans
• McCoy’s Mavericks
• Geordi’s Gliders
• Paris’s Phantoms
• Chakotay’s Crusaders
• Torres’s Tornados
• Tuvok’s Titans
• Dax’s Dazzlers
• O’Brien’s Obelisks
• Garak’s Gliders
• Picard’s Pantheon
• Crusher’s Crushers
• Bashir’s Buccaneers
• Quark’s Quiver
• Kelpien Kicks
• Lorca’s Luminous
• Stamets’s Stalwarts
• Saru’s Stompers
• Detmer’s Defiants
• Burnham’s Bosses
• Culber’s Clique
• Tilly’s Tornadoes
• Rizzo’s Renegades
• Narek’s Ninjas
• Sutra’s Savants

Funny Star Trek Team Names

Bring laughter to the final frontier with these some funny Star Trek team names:

• Red Shirt Brigade
• The Spocktators
• The Ferengi Fools
• The Klingon Clowns
• Q’s Comedians
• The Romulan Rascals
• Holodeck Hilarity
• The Vulcan Jesters
• Data’s Dunces
• The Red Shirts
• Captain Kirk’s Crew Cuts
• Romulan Rascals
• Vulcan Vandals
• Klingon Kickers
• Ferengi Frenzy
• Data’s Doppelgängers
• Riker’s Rascals
• Spock’s Sarcasm Squad
• Beam Me Up, Scotty!
• Klingon Wannabes
• Red Shirts Unite!
• Warp Speed Racers
• Phaser Fiends
• Vulcan Mind Melders
• The Ferengi Frenzy
• The Borg Collective
• Phaser Fencers
• Captain Kirk’s Crew
• Ferengi Fortune Seekers
• Picard Pioneers
• Janeway Juggernauts
• Archer Archers
• Seven of Nine Lives
• Data Droids
• Guinan Gurus
• Q Continuum
• Riker Wranglers
• Odo Shape Shifters
• Spock Logic Squad
• Uhura Communicators
• Scotty Warp Technicians
• Chekov Checkmates
• Crusher Crushers

Unique Star Trek Team Names

Stand out from the crowd with these some unique Star Trek team names:

• The Andorian Aces
• Trill Trailblazers
• Xindi Explorers
• Talaxian Trailblazers
• El-Aurian Enigmas
• Bajoran Celestials
• Tholian Trailblazers
• Rigelian Wanderers
• Zakdorn Zappers
• Tholian Titans
• Iconian Illuminators
• Crusher’s Doctors
• La Forge’s Geordies
• Sulu’s Captains
• Yridian Yoyos
• Kzinti Kittens
• O’Reilly’s Barkeeps
• Uhura’s Translators
• Ligonian Legends
• Tuvok’s Vulcans
• Regulan Regulators
• McCoy’s Healers
• Wadi Wanderers
• Medusan Marvels
• Vendikar Vipers
• O’Brien’s Technicians
• Tarellian Titans
• Vorta Vanguard
• Guinan’s Listeners
• Torres’s Engineers
• Seven’s Borg
• Jenolan Juggernauts
• Tuvok’s Security
• Miradorn Mavericks
• Flaxian Frenzy
• Kirk’s Captains
• Paris’s Navigators
• Mintakan Mystics
• Spock’s Logicians
• Bajoran Resistance
• Tzenkethi Trailblazers
• Gorn Guardians
• Wesley’s Wunderkinds
• Calamarain Collective
• Edosian Exiles
• Riker’s First Officers
• Betazoid Beholders
• Tamarian Tacticians
• Kes’s Ocampa
• Chekov’s Ensigns
• Scotty’s Engineers
• Pakled Pioneers
• Kim’s Ensigns
• Kobali Conundrum
• Scotty’s Inventors
• EMH’s Holograms
• Kira’s Rebels
• Efrosian Enforcers
• Janeway’s Voyagers
• Janeway’s Captains
• Metron Mavericks
• Sulu’s Helmsmen
• Pike’s Discoverers
• Calidian Captains
• Worf’s Honor Guards
• Odo’s Shapeshifters
• Picard’s Enterprises
• Archer’s Explorers
• Breen Blizzard
• Chakotay’s First Officers
• Garak’s Tailors
• Dax’s Trill
• Benzite Brawlers
• Quark’s Entrepreneurs
• Nasat Navigators
• Klingon Warriors
• Kes’s Healers
• Organian Oracles
• Phaser Crew
• Neelix’s Chefs
• Romulan Star Empire
• Cairn Crusaders
• Ovion Outlaws
• Nacene Navigators
• Caitian Conquerors
• Horta Horde
• Xepolite Xenophobes
• Borg Collective
• Talosian Terrors

Star Trek Fantasy Football Team Names

Gear up for your fantasy football league with these some Star Trek-inspired names:

• Touchdown Transporters
• Picard Punters
• Riker Rushers
• Sisko Scorers
• Spock Smashers
• Odo Offenders
• Kirk Kickers
• Chakotay Chargers
• Ferengi First Downs
• Vulcan Vortex
• Romulan Rumble
• Klingon Crushers
• Captain Kirk Kickers
• Data Dynasty
• Spock Superstars
• Riker Rivals
• Troi Touchdowns
• Sulu Scramblers
• McCoy Maulers
• Picard’s Powerhouses
• Spock’s Strategists
• Sisko’s Slayers
• Janeway’s Jumpers
• Data’s Dominators
• Romulan Rogues
• Voyager Voyagers

Tips for Choosing a Good Name for Your Star Trek Team

Here are some useful tips to help you out:

1. Embrace the Theme

When choosing a Star Trek team name, it’s essential to embrace the theme of the Star Trek universe. Consider elements like starships, planets, famous episodes, iconic characters, or even alien species. Look for terms and references that resonate with your team members and showcase your love for the franchise.

For example, “The Federation Falcons” shows allegiance to the United Federation of Planets, while “Borg Busters” implies your team’s mission to take down the formidable Borg.

2. Originality

Strive for originality when crafting your team name. Avoid generic or common phrases that have been used by multiple groups. You want a name that stands out and leaves a lasting impression on others.

For instance, “Cosmic Voyagers” suggests your team’s exploration of the vast unknown, while “Nebula Knights” implies a noble and courageous group venturing through the stars.

Incorporating humor can add a fun and entertaining element to your team name. Star Trek is known for its witty dialogues and comedic moments, so use that as inspiration.

Consider puns, wordplay, or references to funny situations from the show. “Captain Quips” could be a team that enjoys humor and quick comebacks, while “Warp Speed Wits” indicates a group of clever individuals who think on their feet.

4. Inclusivity

Ensure your team name is inclusive and enjoyable for all members. Avoid any terms that may be offensive, discriminatory, or exclusive to certain groups. Instead, focus on terms that unite your team and celebrate the diversity within the Star Trek universe.

For example, “United Species Alliance” signifies a team that values cooperation and harmony among different species.

5. Fandom References

Pay homage to the rich lore of Star Trek by incorporating references to iconic characters, starships, or famous episodes. This shows your dedication to the franchise and makes your team name more meaningful to fellow fans. “Kirk’s Crusaders” honors the legendary Captain Kirk, while “Picard’s Pride” shows admiration for the distinguished Jean-Luc Picard.

6. Short and Catchy

A good team name is easy to remember and catches the attention of others. Keep it concise and snappy, so it’s easily memorable during competitions or events. “Starfleet Six” is straightforward and memorable, as is “Trek Titans,” which combines alliteration with brevity.

7. Alliteration

Alliteration adds a poetic and rhythmic quality to your team name, making it even more appealing. Play with words that start with the same letter or sound to create a name that rolls off the tongue.

“Stellar Seekers” and “Starship Squadron” are examples of alliterative team names that sound catchy and engaging.

8. Test it Out

Before finalizing your team name, share it with your fellow team members or other Star Trek fans to gather feedback. It’s essential to make sure everyone is happy with the choice and that the name resonates with your team’s spirit and goals.

You could use names like “The Opinion of Khan” or “The Surveyors of Rura Penthe” to humorously invite feedback.

9. Symbolism

Choose a team name that symbolizes your group’s identity, values, or strengths. Look for significant symbols or imagery within the Star Trek universe that resonate with your team.

“The Phoenix Risers” may represent resilience and rebirth, while “Omega Squadron” might symbolize a group that takes on the most challenging missions.

10. Timelessness

Aim for a name that will age well and maintain its relevance over time. Avoid using names tied to specific events or trends that might become outdated.

Instead, opt for enduring themes that will continue to be appreciated by Star Trek fans in the future. “Eternal Explorers” or “Celestial Seekers” are examples of timeless team names that evoke the enduring spirit of Star Trek exploration.

Whether you’re looking for something funny, unique, or simply the best, these Star Trek team names will undoubtedly make your crew a force to be reckoned with. Choose the one that resonates with your team’s personality, and let your love for Star Trek shine in every competition you take on.

So, assemble your team, wear your chosen name with pride, and boldly venture forth to claim victory in the name of Starfleet!

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Awesome Male Romulan Names From Star Trek

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The Romulans are a group of humanoids in Star Trek, living on the planet Romulus.

Even though they are closely related to the Vulcans, Vulcans and Romulans have some differences in them. Romulans are more xenophobic while Vulcans have been known to accept and maintain peace with other groups in the universe.

Now, coming to names, Romulans have a pretty easy naming system with the given name followed by their locative and family's clan name. Sometimes, the surnames change into maternal house names and the house names of their wives for the males as only males in the family change their surnames after marriage.

Interestingly, the Romulan ale, an alcoholic drink is banned within the Federation due to perhaps the turbulent relationship between Romulans and the rest of the Federation.

Anyway, without much ado, let's take a look at some of the best names from the Romulan culture! If you enjoyed this article, why not read about 70+ Star Trek baby names that Trekkies will love or the top 25 strongest female Jedi names ?

Take a look at these awesome Romulan male names from the Star Trek franchise:

1. Adrev This unique name served as the last name for the Romulan senator, Tenqem.

2. Alidar A part of the famed Romulan military, Alidar was an admiral. This is one of the more common Romulan names used as personal names.

3. Ayel meaning 'graceful'. This was one of the names of the supporting Romulans in the 2009 movie, 'Star Trek'.

4. Bidran Part of the Romulan Rebirth Movement, Bidran was a friend of senator Tenqem Adrev.

5. Bochra meaning 'good news'. Bochra was the name of a Romulan officer who served their empire in the 24th century.

6. Colius meaning 'sheath'. Colius was the name of one of the earlier administrative heads of the Romulan kingdom.

7. Decius meaning 'ten'. In the Star Trek universe, Decius is the first Romulan ever to make an appearance.

8. D'Tan This was the name of one of the Romulans who were for an unification with the Vulcans.

9. Elnor meaning 'noble or daring'. Elnor was a Romulan warrior whose name can be used for a lot of members of your family.

10. Hiren meaning 'the lord or ruler of diamonds'. Praetor Hiren was a major political figure in the 24th century of the franchise's timeline.

11. Jarok meaning 'ditch'. This was the surname of the Romulan admiral, Alidar. Admiral Jarok is one of the more famous Romulans in the Star Trek franchise.

12. Letant meaning 'from the meadow'. The name Letant was given to a Romulan politician in the 24th century.

13. Mendak Mendak was a Romulan military commander.

14. Mirok meaning 'someone who attains glory by bringing peace'. This was the name of scientist from Romulus.

15. M'ret was known to be a high-ranking official in the Romulan's administration in the 2360s.

16. N'Raj In the 32nd century, N'Raj was an elder from Romulus.

17. Neral While he served as a politician, Neral was one of the many Romulans whose families were killed in Klingon raids.

18. Nero meaning 'powerful'. Appearing as the main antagonist in the 2009 Star Trek movie, Nero was a Romulan commander who was out for personal vengeance against the Federation.

19. N'Vek was an officer who served in the Romulan Star Empire.

20. Pardek Serving the senate of Romulus for over 9 decades, Pardek was quite a powerful citizen of the planet.

21. Rekar Probably a play on the word 'wrecker'. Commander Rekar was a member of the Tal Shiar, which was a Romulan spy agency.

22. Setal meaning 'bristle'. Setal was one of the Romulans who served under Admiral Jarok.

23. Tomalak is one of the most influential military Romulans in the Star Trek franchise.

24. Tenqem This was the name of one of the many Romulans who were part of the Romulan Star Empire.

25. Valdore This name could be a play on the Canadian city Val-d'Or which translates into 'valley of gold' and the name was one of the military officers in the 22nd century.

These are some of the more popular Romulan female names:

26. Ba'el meaning 'lord'. This is the name of a female Romulan born out of the union of a Romulan male and Klingon female.

27. Caithlin meaning 'pure'. The name Caithlin was given to a Romulan ambassador to the planet, Nimbus III.

28. Donatra was the name of one of the female Romulans who turned commander.

29. Frenchotte Frenchotte was the name of an exiled music composer of Romulan origin.

30. Karina meaning 'pure'; from a daring female Romulan.

31. Kimara meaning 'twin of something/myself'. Kimara Cretak was a Romulan politician and her name could be used as a personal name.

32. Laris meaning 'oak'; the name of the Romulan housekeeper working under Jean-Luc Picard.

33. Narissa meaning 'daughter of Nereus/sea nymph'; a colonel for the Tal Shiar.

34. Oh used as an interjection; a female general in the Tal Shiar.

35. Rakal from the name of a murdered Romulan agent.

36. Ramdha There was a Romulan scientist by the name of Ramdha.

37 . Sela meaning 'rock'. Commander Sela was one of the most important Romulans in the Star Trek franchise, who tried to destabilize the Klingon Empire and the Federation.

38. Shira meaning 'poetry'; from the 32nd century Romulo-Vulcan character.

39. Tal'aura A very treacherous politician in the Romulan Empire's senate.

40. Zani meaning 'gift from God'. As part of the Romulan warrior nun order Qowat Milat, Zani gave her entire life to this order.

Different Romulan ships were known by different names like warbirds, mining vessels, scout ships, etc. Here are some cool Romulan starship names, warbird names, and names of other vessels.

41. Belak meaning 'fair-haired/pale-skinned'; a Romulan D'deridex-class warbird in the 24th century.

42. Dividices meaning 'to force apart or seperate'. This is one of the more common Romulan warbird names.

43. Devoras a warbird ship captained by Admiral Mendak.

44. Gasko meaning 'strength of God'; a Romulan starship.

45. Genorax a name assigned to a Romulan warbird ship.

46. Khazara The Imperial Romulan Warbird (IRW) Khazara was a D'deridex-class warbird.

47. Koderex a D'deridex-class warbird.

48. Makar meaning 'blessed'; from the Romulan warship.

49. Narada referring to a sage god in Indian mythology; from the Romulan mining vessel that was captained by Nero.

50. Pi meaning 'circumference'; from the Romulan scout ship with a similar name.

51. Preceptor meaning 'teacher'; from the 24th-century Romulan warship.

52. Scimitar meaning 'lion's claws'; Jean-Luc Picard describes the heavily-armed Scimitar warship as a predator.

53. Shaenor derived from a Romulan scouting ship operating in the 24th century.

54. Talvath moving away from warships, the Talvath was a Romulan science vessel.

55. Terix The term Terix was the name of a D'deridex-class warbird in the Romulan fleet.

There has been plenty of non-canonical work on Star Trek. Check out some non-canon names:

56. Ael meaning 'angel'; a Romulan female character in the novel 'My Enemy, My Ally'.

57. Chirok from the novel 'Balance Of Power'.

58. Korak from the non-canon novel 'The Romulan Prize'.

59. Selek from the novel 'Crossover'.

60. Zorak from the novel 'The Romulan Prize'.

These generated male names can be a great fit for your personal Romulan character:

66. Latai meaning 'gift from God'.

67. Soru meaning 'narrow/thin'.

If you are looking for new female names from Romulus, these could easily be your pick:

69. Caruna meaning 'sympathy'.

70. Ditam meaning 'to impose'.

71. Kavela meaning 'lotus'.

73. Pomo meaning 'those who live at red earth hole'.

75. Sirona meaning 'astral/stellar'.

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Starship names from Star Trek

If you’re looking for ideal names for spaceships, you’re on ground well-trodden by the writers of Star Trek, which must have the largest list of named spaceships from any franchise!

Below is a list of Federations starships (including non-Starfleet spaceships) used in canon Star Trek (so not including books or games).

There’s more information on this wiki page about Federation starships , including links with information about each ship. A fun name on this list is the USS Alka Selsior , an an in-joke reference to the Alka-Seltzer brand-name of indigestion medicine, & a play on the name “Excelsior”.

Astral Queen

Bonaventure

Nightingale

Raging Queen

The Festoon

DEV Eagle Valley

USS Earhart

SS Columbia

SS Hatteras

SS Robert Fox

SS Santa Maria

SS Shiku Maru

SS Tsiolkovsky

SS Wisconsin

USS Adelphi

USS Agamemnon

USS Ahwahnee

USS Al-Batani

USS Albert Einstein

USS Alka-Selsior

USS Antares

USS Appalachia

USS Armstrong

USS Aryabhatta

USS Atlantis

USS Baton Rouge

USS Bellerophon

USS Biddeford

USS Billings

USS Bonchune

USS Bonestell

USS Bozeman

USS Bradbury

USS Brattain

USS Budapest

USS Callisto

USS Carolina

USS Centaur

USS Challenger

USS Charleston

USS Chatelet

USS Chicago

USS Clayton

USS Clement

USS Cochrane

USS Coleman

USS Columbia

USS Concord

USS Constantinople

USS Constellation

USS Copernicus

USS Crazy Horse

USS Crockett

USS Da-Teplan

USS De Milo

USS Defiant

USS Destiny

USS Discovery

USS Donovan

USS Elmer Fudd

USS Endeavour

USS Entente

USS Enterprise

USS Equicon

USS Equinox

USS Excalibur

USS Excelsior

USS Farouk El-Baz

USS Farragut

USS Fearless

USS Firebrand

USS Franklin

USS Fredrickson

USS Gagarin

USS Gallico

USS Ganymede

USS Gettysburg

USS Goddard

USS Gremlin

USS Greyhound

USS Grissom

USS Hathaway

USS Heart of Gold

USS Hiawatha

USS Hispaniola

USS Hokule'a

USS Horatio

USS Horizon

USS ibn Majid

USS Intrepid

USS James Fennimore Cooper

USS Jenolan

USS John F. Kennedy

USS John Muir

USS K'Warko

USS Korolev

USS Lantree

USS Leondegrance

USS Lexington

USS Liberator

USS Livingston

USS Madison

USS Magellan

USS Majestic

USS Malinche

USS Mare Tranquillitatis

USS Maryland

USS Matte Fringe

USS Max Plank

USS Mayflower

USS Melbourne

USS Merrimac

USS Monitor

USS Muleskinner

USS Musashi

USS Mustang

USS Nautilus

USS Neil Armstrong

USS Niels Bohr

USS Nightwing

USS Non Sequitur

USS Northridge

USS Odyssey

USS Okinawa

USS Olympia

USS Omaha Nebraska

USS Orinoco

USS Pasteur

USS Pegasus

USS Peterson

USS Philadelphia

USS Phoenix

USS Portland

USS Potemkin

USS Princeton

USS Prokofiev

USS Prometheus

USS Proxima

USS Puget Sound

USS Relativity

USS Reliant

USS Renegade

USS Republic

USS Repulse

USS Rhode Island

USS Rio Grande

USS Robert Louis Stevenson

USS Roosevelt

USS Rubicon

USS Rutledge

USS Salcombe

USS Sarajevo

USS Saratoga

USS Scovill

USS Seaquest

USS Seaview

USS Sentinel

USS Shenandoah

USS Shenzhou

USS Shepard

USS Sherlock Holmes

USS ShirKahr

USS Silversides

USS Springfield

USS Stargazer

USS Suleiman

USS Sutherland

USS Syracuse

USS T'Kumbra

USS T'Plana-Hath

USS Tecumseh

USS Thomas Paine

USS Thunderchild

USS Tian An Men

USS Ticonderoga

USS Tolstoy

USS Tombaugh

USS Tranquillity Base

USS Trieste

USS Tripoli

USS Ulysses

USS Umibozu

USS Unicorn

USS Valdemar

USS Valiant

USS Valley Forge

USS Vengeance

USS Venture

USS Veracruz

USS Victory

USS Voyager

USS Wellington

USS White Sands

USS Whorfin

USS Wolcott

USS Wyoming

USS Yamaguchi

USS Yangtzee Kiang

USS Yellowstone

USS Yorktown

USS Yosemite

USS Yuri Gagarin

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300+ Star Trek Team Names: Best, Cool, Catchy, Creative and Unique

When it comes to finding the perfect name for your Star Trek team, the options are nearly limitless. However, with so many choices out there, it can be tough to decide on the perfect name for your group. Here are a few tips to help you choose a great name for your team:

• Brainstorm a list of potential names with your team.
• Consider the overall theme or tone of your team.
• Avoid using inside jokes or references that only your team would understand.
• Choose a name that is easy to pronounce and remember.
• Ultimately, go with the name that feels right for your team.

With these tips in mind, check out some of our favorite Star Trek team names below.

Star Trek Team Names

• The Archons
• The Number Ones
• The 10 Forwards
• The Wesley Crushers
• The Picard Maneuver
• Deep Space Fine
• Transporter Room Three
• Bajoran Ballers
• Section 31 Flavors
• The Data Crunchers
• Ferengi-lickin’ Good
• The Q&A Continuum

Cool Star Trek Team Names

• Set Phasers To ‘Guess’
• Riker’s Beard
• Oxmix’s Vig
• Worf of Wall Street
• The Gorn Ultimatum
• Team Troi-via

Funny Star Trek Names

• The Lady of Troi
• Ten Forward Pubbers
• Worf of Wall St
• The Ladies of Troi
• The Four Lights
• The Earl Grey Hotties
• Guardians of Forever

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• The Beast at Tenagra
• The Final DraftBeer
• The Ladys of Troi
• Terking Terk

Star Trek Trivia Team Names

How to choose a perfect name for your team.

Choosing a name for your team can be a difficult task. There are so many things to consider, and you want to make sure that the name you choose is perfect. Here are some tips to help you choose a great name for your Star Trek team.

1. First, you need to decide what kind of team you want. Are you looking for a team of friends, or are you looking for a competitive team? This will help you narrow down your choices.

2. Once you know what kind of team you want, it’s time to start brainstorming names. Make a list of all the words that describe your team, and then start piecing them together to create potential names.

3. Don’t be afraid to get creative with your team name. This is your chance to be unique, so have fun with it.

4. Once you have a few potential names, start asking around for feedback. See what others think of your ideas, and get their input on which name they think would be best.

5. Make sure that you’re happy with the name you choose. It’s important that you love it because you’ll be saying it a lot!

Follow these tips and you’re sure to find the perfect name for your Star Trek team.

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Star Trek Ship Names Ordered by Class – From TOS to Picard

By: Author Brad Burnie

Posted on Published: September 23, 2021  - Last updated: November 9, 2022

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For those who consider themselves as die-hard fans of the popular sci-fi Star Trek universe, you may already know that Star Trek’s 24 th century has some astounding array of Starfleet ships that we can stare at with admiration. Star Trek has had strong starships designs since the very beginning. Let’s dig a bit deeper to know more.

The history of Star Trek dates back to 1966-1967 with The Original Series Season 1. All this began when a writer and former Air Force pilot, Gene Roddenberry , wanted to make a science fiction TV show that featured characters that show humanity at its best.

Since then, there has been no looking back as Star Trek has become one of the most popular sci-fi television shows of all time. While it has been entertaining its audience for decades and is globally known for its genre of science fiction, it’s also known for it’s the great space battles with different alien species.

Over the years, the show came up with dozens of iconic starship designs, many of which are even known to people who don’t follow Star Trek. The idea behind the creation of these ships was to represent the diversity of various races, cultures, and factions. So, whether it’s the TOS ( The Original Series ), Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) , Deep Space Nine (DS9), Voyager, or Picard , the show has always lived up to the expectation of producing some vast fleets that demonstrated the abilities at their best.

If you have to rank these astonishing ships, what do you think? Which are the most powerful ships of all? Not sure about the answer? No problem, here we are, revealing a list of 30 most powerful Star Trek ship names today.

From TOS to Picard, we’ve covered and presented some of the powerful Star Trek ships . Their rankings are based on specifications, including speed, size, and power. So, are you ready and excited to know their names? Let’s begin!

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List of Powerful Star Trek Ship Names Revealed

30. ss botany bay.

Built in the late 20 th century by the United States of America, this DY-100-class sleeper ship played a great role in helping Khan Noonien Singh and his group to escape Earth after being defeated at Eugenics Wars . You can explore the nuclear power of this ship and know more about it by watching the prime timeline of Star Trek – TOS.

29. Phoenix

Phoenix, an Earth spaceship, was constructed during the mid-21 st century. The interesting fact about this ship is that it used to be a nuclear missile. Yes, Lily Sloane and Zefram Cochrane later converted this missile into a prototype spaceship. Isn’t it amazing? That’s not it; it is also known to be the first human-made spacecraft launched from Earth to travel faster than the speed of light by using warp-drive technology.

28. Friendship 1

You will come across this Star Trek ship name in a Star Trek: Voyager episode. Launched in 2067 by the United Earth Space Probe Agency, four years after the Phoenix’s game-changing flight, this deep space probe came to find other species. The Friendship 1 ship’s exquisite feature is that it contained a lot of scientific, technological, and cultural information that helped to seek out new worlds and new civilizations.

27. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-J)

You can get a glimpse of this starship in the “Azati Prime” – The Star Trek: Enterprise episode. It bags one of the top spots in the list as it boasts some of the advanced technologies. However, it is not that popular due to two reasons – one, it just has a brief glimpse, and second, a time-traveling Captain said that the Enterprise-J exists in a possible future timeline.

26. Galileo (NCC-1701-7)

Assigned to the USS Enterprise in the 2260s, Galileo was a Class F shuttlecraft and bore the name of the great astronomer and mathematician of all time. They first used a telescope – Galileo Galilei. However, this craft was lost near Taurus II in 2267, at the time of the Murasaki Effect investigation. It was then replaced with the same numbered craft that was dubbed as the ‘Galileo II.’

25. USS Raven (NAR-32450)

This Federation exploration vessel was the home and the workplace of Magnus and Erin Hansen, the Borg-studying scientists. Check out its remains in the Star Trek: Voyager episode, “The Raven.”

24. Deep Space Nine

While this isn’t technically a ship, its a space station, we though it was important to include. There are two sides to this. On one side, it is simply an old Cardassian mining station for the same-titled TV series. While on the other hand, the same mining station is modified and reconstructed into a battle station with 5,000 photon torpedoes in Deep Space Nine – Season 4 of Star Trek.

23. USS Defiant (NX-74205)

Built for Borg battles, this amazing Federation craft was armed with a cloaking device that was lent from the Romulan Star Empire. It is known to be one of the successful warships that you can see for yourself in Star Trek: Deep Space Nin e as well as Star Trek: First Contact . Also know for it’s “mining” capabilities in games.

22. La Sirena

Memory Alpha states that this newcomer Star Trek ship is a Kaplan F17 Speed Freighter, a class of civilian ships equipped with phasers and shields but a whole lot of hologram capacities. Not to forget, it is the only entry from Star Trek: Picard.

21. USS Franklin (NX-326)

This ship is small, but at the same time, tough, just like other Freedom-class starships. You can see this 22 nd -century ship in the Kelvin timeline of Star Trek: Beyond, seat belts. It is equipped with stealth technology, cannons, and torpedoes, and its warp four power was used to get to the Starbase Yorktown from the planet, Altamid .

20. Enterprise (NX-01)

In the 22nd century of Star Trek: Enterprise , you can see how this starship has the potential to carry a huge crew of almost 100 people. It is remembered as a victory of Zefram Cochrane’s theories of space travel.

19. Sh’Raan

Even though the Vulcans are known better than combat ships for logic, the pre-Federation years have seen Spock’s forerunners ready to throw down in Sh’Raan – the Star Trek: Enterprise -era starship that was capable of Warp 7 power.

18. USS Shenzhou (NCC-1227)

This Walker-class Federation USS starship was introduced in the 23 rd century, and you can see it in Star Trek: Discovery. It had everything, including phasers, cannons, and torpedoes, but unfortunately, it got smashed in the Battle of the Binary Stars that occurred in 2256.

17. Sarcophagus

Bigger than the Shenzhou, Klingon starship of the 23rd-century can be witnessed in the Star Trek: Discovery pilot. One interesting feature of the Sarcophagus is that its armor contains the remains of Klingon warriors in the form of a patchwork of caskets.

16. Jem’Hadar Warship

Simply put, it’s all interconnected when we talk about this warship. The story of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine is incomplete without the Dominion, and the story of Dominion is incomplete without the Jem’Hadar warship, i.e., its military division.

15. USS Prometheus (NCC-71201)

This Nebula-class Federation USS starship is in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine . It was introduced as a floating science trial. It not only gets the job done but is also famous for its magnificent goal of reigniting a dead sun.

14. USS Excelsior (NX-2000)

It is featured in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country as the first Federation starship having trans-warp drive. This 23rd-century ship was operated by Starfleet and served Captain Hikaru Sulu , who commanded the Excelsior from 2290 to at least 2320.

13. D7-class Battle Cruiser

This Klingon starship is considered the largest of its era as it was 748 feet long and had 430 crew members. Although many other cooler introductions came along in the 24 th century, this starship still holds a higher rank. It is also termed as ‘ the pinnacle of combat warships in the 23rd century ’ as per StarTrek.com.

12. Scimitar

This Reman-made ship boasts about a lot of things. Featuring in Star Trek: Nemesis , it is loaded with photon-torpedo bays and disruptor banks. Additionally, Scimitar can convert itself into a Thalaron weapon. It is similar to a nuclear weapon but has far more destructive attributes than the latter.

11. Vor’Cha-class Attack Cruiser

This was yet another heavily armed Klingon starship used during the middle and later part of the 24 th century. It was almost as long as a Galaxy-class Federation craft and was similarly used as the backbone of the Klingon-Cardassian Alliance fleet in the mirror universe.

10. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)

Have you seen the original iconic Enterprise? USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) is a Constitution-class starship that is essentially a replica of it. It was first featured in the prime timeline of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home . Additionally, it also appears in the Kelvin timeline of the J.J. Abrams-era Star Trek films.

9. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)

USS Enterprise-B is a polished version of the prime timeline’s Constitution-class Enterprise. This Excelsior-class Federation starship was introduced in the 23rd century and can be seen in Star Trek Generations .

8. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), Prime Timeline

The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) was a 23rd century Federation Constitution-class starship launched in 2258. Officially Federation was a flagship, this starship was operated by Starfleet. Unfortunately, it was destroyed during the planet Altamid battle in 2263.  

7. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), Kelvin Timeline

This starship was introduced in the 23rd century, so it has the potential of more than warp 8. In fact, it became the first Federation starship to start a five-year mission under the command of Captain James T. Kirk . It is said to be more than double the size of the Prime Timeline’s Enterprise.

6. Romulan Warbird

Captain Jean-Luc Picard and the crew were awestruck by this Romulan Warbird for obvious reasons in Star Trek: The Next Generation . According to StarTrek.com, it is considered to be the largest and the most powerful Romulan spacecraft.

5. Negh’Var Warship

Negh’Var Warship was the largest class of starship, running more than 2,250 massive feet long. This powerful starship was operated as the emperor’s flagship in the Klingon Empire during the late 24 th century.

4. USS Vengeance

Designed and developed by Khan Noonien Singh and Section 31, Star Trek: Into Darkness reveals how scary this 23rd-century starship is. From Star Trek’s Kelvin timeline, this ship was specifically created for combat and was commissioned in 2259. It has very assassin type feel.

3. The Whale Probe

You cannot stop boasting about the exquisite features of this starship – the Whale Probe. Featured in the Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home , defeating it is out of the question as it is a massive, power-sucking, starship-disabling, and ocean-vaporizing craft that visited Earth in 2286 to contact members of the humpback whale species.

2. Xindi Probe

We can define this starship as a pure beam of destructive force. Seen in Star Trek: Enterprise, this Xindi Probe not only attacked Earth in the 22nd century but also successfully killed more than 7 million people from Florida to Venezuela leaving complete destruction in it’s wake.

Nomad starship was designed by Dr. Jackson Roykirk and served in the first part of the 21st century. It was created with two goals: to create a ship that could function as an accurate thinking machine while using logic and find new lifeforms in interstellar space. This powerful starship had the potential to clear out at least 4 billion people from four different planets. You can see how Captain Kirk and his team face it in the Star Trek TOS episode, The Changeling.

Wrapping It Up

See awesome great details in this book Ships of the Line on amazon . There are more powerful Star Trek ships in addition to this list. The Doomsday Machine, the Krenim Temporal Weapon Ship , the Species 8472 bioship , the Narada , the Borg Cube , and V’Ger are undoubtedly powerful Star Trek ships featured in different timelines. The high-tech development and their powerful specifications have made them the most powerful ships of the Star Trek era.

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Vulcan Names: 190+ Catchy And Good Star Trek Vulcan Names

Star trek vulcan names are a great way to help your child become more imaginative, and they can be used for gaming, story-making, social media and so much more.

They, however, are a big hassle to think up. Maybe it doesn’t bother you, but for others, it’s a time-consuming process they’d like to skip.

If you are looking for a star trek vulcan name, it can be tough to find something unique. With that in mind, let’s look at some of the most popular star trek vulcan names out there.

Vulcan Names

Here are the creative names for vulcan:

Star Trek Vulcan Names

These are the cool names for star trek vulcan:

Female Vulcan Names

Some of the catchy female vulcan names ideas are here:

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These are the good vulcan names suggested by the name generator:

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So, what is the best way to come up with new and cool fantasy names? There’s no easy answer, but here are some things to consider.

Look through some books.

Make up your star trek vulcan names by yourself.

Use a name generator.

Think of words that go together.

Use the history of the kingdoms.

Use the geography of the kingdoms.

Use the weather of the kingdoms.

Use the legends of the kingdoms.

Make it all about yourself.

Check out these creative and cool star trek vulcan names:

Star trek vulcan names are a lot like fantasy worlds. They are filled with interesting places, adventures, and characters. So, they are naturally full of potential.

You might have heard many names that are already great. But how do you make a good star trek vulcan name on your own? You brainstorm unless you fetch something you love.

These star trek vulcan name ideas may help you brainstorm more:

If you are writing a fantasy story or science fiction.

You will have to name your characters but also fantasize about organizations, religions, races, philosophies, planets, galaxies, nations, and just about anything else you invent!

I cannot fetch you all star trek vulcan names to use in your story, but my little guide may help you naming ideas, characters, places, and concepts.

1. One of the good ways to name something is to simply change one or two letters of a real or known star trek vulcan name to create something new.

Which is still recognizable, simple, and memorable.

For example, Sarah could become Saral and so forth; the name Jonathan could be Jolothan.

Here are some star trek vulcan names examples you can try to change on your own:

2. Most often fantasy names are usually deeply rooted in the culture and language they come from, like star trek vulcan names.

For example, In Scottish, mac means “son of”. You may come up with some words that you use as prefix or suffix to convey some meaning and sprinkle it.

Check out these star trek vulcan name and try to put some prefix or suffix with them:

3. Consider the prevailing beliefs; philosophical and religious beliefs of the character you are looking a name for.

For example, Christians name their kids after saints, as Paul and Mathew.

The following are some star trek vulcan names to help you out:

4. Robotic characters will not have names that are culturally related or derived.

They can be anything you choose to say, such as:

5. If you are naming a place, rather than people, you should know that often places are named after people.

It is also common to name public buildings on the name of history heroes, people who made them, or some important personality who once visited them.

Below are some of the good star trek vulcan names to quickly scroll through to get more ideas:

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James T. Kirk

Captain James T. Kirk, the iconic protagonist of the Star Trek universe, is a highly innovative and passionate leader who never shies away from taking risks. Known for his unwavering dedication to his crew and the ideals of the United Federation of Planets, Kirk's cunning mind, strategic thinking, and exceptional diplomatic skills set him apart from other Starfleet captains. His ability to think outside the box and make split-second decisions in critical situations solidifies his reputation as one of the most legendary characters in the Star Trek franchise.

The half-human, half-Vulcan First Officer of the USS Enterprise, Spock represents the epitome of stoicism, logic, and reason. Often struggling with the dichotomy between his Vulcan and human heritage, he brings an unparalleled level of intellect and curiosity to the crew while grappling with his emotions. His unwavering loyalty and deep understanding of both cultures make Spock not only a vital asset to the crew but also a symbol of unity and harmony between two seemingly disparate worlds. His unique upbringing and commitment to logic have made Spock one of the most beloved and enduring characters in the Star Trek universe.

Montgomery Scott

Affectionately known as "Scotty," Montgomery Scott is the brilliant and resourceful Chief Engineer of the USS Enterprise. With his unmistakable Scottish accent, wit, and humor, Scotty consistently saves the day by performing seemingly impossible engineering miracles. His uncanny ability to push the boundaries of the ship's systems, coupled with his unwavering loyalty to Captain Kirk and the rest of the crew, makes him an indispensable member of the Enterprise. Scotty's optimistic attitude and steadfast dedication to his work have endeared him to Star Trek fans throughout the years.

Nyota Uhura

A groundbreaking character for her time, Lieutenant Nyota Uhura serves as the Communications Officer aboard the USS Enterprise. Her linguistic and interpersonal skills play a significant role in fostering understanding between different races and cultures. As one of the first Black women to hold a central role in a major television series, Uhura broke barriers and shattered stereotypes during the height of the Civil Rights Movement. Her poise, intelligence, and strength continue to serve as an inspiration for women and people of color in the science fiction genre and beyond.

Hikaru Sulu

As the talented Helmsman of the USS Enterprise, Hikaru Sulu is known for his calm demeanor and exceptional piloting abilities. His passion for botany, fencing, and astrophysics showcases his well-rounded personality and diverse interests outside of his Starfleet duties. Sulu's portrayal as a competent Asian character during a time of Hollywood whitewashing broke racial barriers, paving the way for greater representation and diversity onscreen. His quiet confidence, strong moral compass, and ability to navigate complex situations make Sulu a fan favorite and a staple of the Star Trek universe.

Leonard McCoy

Gruff yet compassionate, Dr. Leonard "Bones" McCoy serves as the Enterprise's Chief Medical Officer. A skilled physician with a penchant for metaphors, Bones is often the voice of reason and humanity on the crew, reminding them of the ethical implications of their actions. His tumultuous yet endearing friendship with Spock provides a unique balance between logic and emotion that is rarely seen on television. Despite his grumbles and sharp wit, McCoy's unwavering concern for the wellbeing of his patients and crewmates solidifies him as a beloved and integral character.

Pavel Chekov

The young and enthusiastic Russian navigator of the Enterprise, Ensign Pavel Chekov brings a vibrant energy and eagerness to the crew. With his thick accent and unwavering patriotism, Chekov often serves as comic relief while providing valuable insights and ingenuity in critical situations. His youthful perspective and relentless loyalty to the crew, coupled with his exceptional problem-solving abilities, make him an indispensable and charismatic addition to the Star Trek universe.

Christopher Pike

Captain Christopher Pike, the original captain of the USS Enterprise before James T. Kirk, is a thoughtful and decisive leader with a strong moral compass. Known for his keen ability to judge character and motivate his crew, Pike serves as a mentor and guiding force for the younger members of Starfleet. His willingness to take risks for the greater good and unwavering dedication to the Starfleet ideals set an inspiring precedent for future captains. With his calm demeanor and tactical prowess, Captain Pike remains a revered and influential figure in the Star Trek universe.

A prominent Vulcan ambassador and Spock's father, Sarek embodies the intellect and stoicism characteristic of his race. Though he struggles with the emotional consequences of marrying a human woman, Amanda Grayson, his commitment to diplomacy and the pursuit of knowledge remains steadfast. Sarek's influence on Spock's upbringing is evident in his son's sense of honor and dedication to reason, making him an essential figure in shaping one of the franchise's most enduring characters. Despite his cool exterior, Sarek's complicated relationship with his family adds depth and complexity to his persona, solidifying his status as a beloved Star Trek character.

Amanda Grayson

The human wife of Sarek and mother of Spock, Amanda Grayson is a symbol of the potential for unity and understanding between different species and cultures. Her compassion, empathy, and love for her family serve as a powerful contrast to the Vulcan detachment and logic that often surrounds her. Amanda's influence on Spock is evident in his emotional growth throughout the series, as she encourages him to embrace his humanity and become a more well-rounded individual. Her quiet strength and unwavering love for her son make Amanda Grayson an essential and compelling character within the Star Trek universe.

Starfleet Computer

The Starfleet Computer is an indispensable component of the USS Enterprise, providing crucial information and analysis to the crew in their various missions and adventures. Capable of processing vast amounts of data in mere seconds, this advanced artificial intelligence (AI) system exemplifies the technological prowess of the Star Trek universe. With its neutral yet authoritative voice, the Starfleet Computer serves as a reliable source of knowledge and guidance for the crew, often assisting them in navigating complex situations and overcoming challenges. While not a typical character in the traditional sense, the Starfleet Computer is an iconic presence that greatly contributes to the distinctiveness of the franchise.

George Samuel Kirk, Sr.

The father of James T. Kirk, George Samuel Kirk, Sr., plays a pivotal role in shaping his son's character and values, even though his presence in the series is brief. As the First Officer of the USS Kelvin, George demonstrates bravery, self-sacrifice, and dedication to his crew by staying behind during the evacuation to save countless lives, including his wife and newborn son. His heroic actions leave a lasting impression on Kirk, inspiring him to follow in his father's footsteps and join Starfleet. The legacy of George Samuel Kirk establishes a strong foundation for the protagonist's journey, making him a significant figure within the Star Trek canon.

The Romulans, an enigmatic and cunning race, serve as one of the most formidable adversaries in the Star Trek universe. Characterized by their pointed ears, sharp eyebrows, and militaristic society, Romulans are driven by a desire for power and territorial expansion, often employing deception and subterfuge to achieve their goals. Despite their antagonistic role, the complex and nuanced portrayal of individual Romulans, such as Commander Sela and Senator Vreenak, adds depth and intrigue to the franchise. Ultimately, the Romulans represent the darker side of ambition and secrecy, albeit with glimmers of hope for peace and understanding.

Nero, a Romulan mining ship captain turned vengeful villain in Star Trek (2009) , serves as a testament to the devastating influence of grief and loss on an individual's actions. Driven by the destruction of his home planet and the death of his family, Nero's quest for vengeance against Spock and the Federation leads him down a path of ruthless destruction. His single-minded obsession and disregard for the lives of others makes him a formidable antagonist. However, the emotional backstory underlying his actions also highlights the complexities inherent in all beings, regardless of their race or allegiance.

Nero's wife

Although her presence is brief and mostly in flashbacks, Nero's wife Amandine plays a vital role in the development of Star Trek (2009)'s primary antagonist. Her tragic death during Romulus's destruction serves as the catalyst for her husband's descent into madness and vengeance, fueling his desire to punish the world he sees as responsible. The deep love and devotion Nero feels for his wife are testaments to the character's humanity, providing a glimpse of vulnerability beneath his hardened exterior. As such, Amandine serves as a symbol of the transformative power of love and heartbreak within the Star Trek universe.

Vulcan Bully #1

Appearing in Star Trek (2009) , the character of the Vulcan Bully illustrates the challenges faced by young Spock in his formative years, highlighting his struggle to reconcile his dual heritage. Despite the common perception that Vulcans are solely driven by logic and devoid of emotion, the bullies reveal that even this seemingly stoic race can fall prey to more base instincts such as prejudice and cruelty. The actions of the Vulcan Bully push Spock to explore his human side and ultimately become the multifaceted character we know and love. The presence of this character underscores the complexities that lie beneath the surface of the Vulcan race.

Captain Robau

Though his time onscreen is brief, Captain Richard Robau of the USS Kelvin plays a crucial role in the opening moments of Star Trek (2009) . When faced with the threat of Nero's ship, Captain Robau demonstrates bravery and selflessness by agreeing to leave his crew and board the enemy vessel in an attempt to negotiate peace. His unflinching dedication to his command and willingness to sacrifice himself for the safety of others serve as a prime example of the leadership qualities that define Starfleet captains. Robau's actions set a tone of heroism and duty that resonates throughout the film and the franchise as a whole.

Barracks Leader

The Barracks Leader in Star Trek (2009) serves as an authoritative figure within the Starfleet Academy, responsible for maintaining order and discipline among the cadets. While his role may be minimal, his presence establishes the structured environment and expectations placed upon those training to join the ranks of Starfleet officers. As a supportive figure, the Barracks Leader helps to guide young cadets like James T. Kirk on their paths to becoming the leaders and heroes of the future. His role underscores the importance of mentorship and guidance in the development of the franchise's beloved characters.

Winona Kirk

As the mother of James T. Kirk, Winona Kirk's influence on her son's life cannot be overstated. In the face of tragedy and loss, Winona demonstrates resilience and courage, raising Kirk and his brother in the aftermath of their father's death. Her strength and fortitude in the face of adversity inspire Kirk's own determination and drive to succeed in Starfleet. Although her appearance in the series is limited, Winona Kirk stands as a testament to the power of maternal love and endurance in shaping the lives of her children.

Gaila, an Orion woman attending Starfleet Academy in Star Trek (2009) , is a minor character who adds an element of intrigue to the film. As the roommate of Uhura, Gaila represents the diversity of species and cultures present within the Star Trek universe, particularly within the ranks of Starfleet. Her brief interactions with Kirk and Uhura also serve to showcase her intelligence and ambition, traits essential for success in the demanding environment of the Academy. Gaila's presence, though fleeting, highlights Star Trek's commitment to inclusivity and the celebration of unique individuals from all walks of life.

Admiral Richard Barnett

As the Superintendent of Starfleet Academy, Admiral Richard Barnett serves as an imposing presence and symbol of authority in Star Trek (2009) . His stern demeanor and high expectations for new recruits showcase the level of dedication required for a successful career in Starfleet. Additionally, his ability to recognize potential in cadets, such as Kirk, speaks to his keen understanding of the qualities necessary for leadership. Admiral Barnett's role is essential in reinforcing the discipline, commitment, and determination that define the Star Trek universe's most respected officers.

The Wrong Orion

The Wrong Orion, played by Rachel Nichols in Star Trek (2009), is an intriguing character who serves as an essential catalyst for the film's events, making her one of the best Star Trek characters to date. As the enigmatic and exotic green-skinned beauty, Nichols expertly captures the allure associated with the Orion race. However, she also brings a sense of vulnerability and depth to her character, highlighting the fact that she is more than just a stereotype. The Wrong Orion's presence on-screen not only adds intrigue and excitement to the plot but also challenges our preconceived notions of the Orions, enabling her character to leave an indelible mark on the Star Trek universe.

Ayel, Nero's second-in-command in Star Trek (2009) , serves as a loyal and ruthless supporter of his captain's quest for vengeance. The unwavering devotion he displays toward Nero's cause, even in the face of destruction, speaks to the strong bonds formed among Romulan comrades in their militaristic society. Ayel's fierce fighting skills and cunning tactics make him a dangerous adversary for the Enterprise crew. This character's blind loyalty serves as a stark contrast to the more nuanced relationships and moral compasses exhibited by the protagonists, emphasizing the complexities of friendship and allegiance within the Star Trek universe.

In Star Trek (2009) , Johnny is a childhood friend of James T. Kirk, providing insight into the protagonist's early life and experiences. Growing up in rural Iowa, Johnny's rebellious nature and youthful antics are mirrored by Kirk, offering glimpses of the future captain's defiant spirit and daring attitude. This character serves as a reminder that even legendary figures like Kirk have humble origins, highlighting the potential for growth and development in anyone. Although a minor character, Johnny's role in shaping Kirk's formative years adds depth to the franchise's beloved protagonist.

Kelvin Doctor

The Kelvin Doctor, portrayed by Sonita Henry in Star Trek (2009), is a fantastic character who proves that even small roles can have a significant impact. As the chief medical officer aboard the USS Kelvin, her character represents the compassionate and capable nature of Starfleet medical officers, despite the chaos unfolding around them. Henry's powerful portrayal of the Kelvin Doctor in the opening scenes provides the audience with an incredibly intense and emotional introduction to the rebooted Star Trek universe. This incredible performance cements the Kelvin Doctor as a standout character among the pantheon of Star Trek greats.  

The Iowa Cop in Star Trek (2009) represents authority and law on Earth, contrasting with the interstellar focus of most characters in the series. Encountering a young James T. Kirk during one of his more reckless moments, the interaction between the two showcases Kirk's defiance and struggle to find his path in life before joining Starfleet. The Iowa Cop's presence emphasizes the importance of choices and consequences in shaping one's future, a theme that resonates throughout the Star Trek universe. Though a minor character, his brief appearance reminds audiences that even Earth-bound concerns play a role in the larger narrative of the series.

Med Evac Pilot

In Star Trek (2009) , the Med Evac Pilot's role is small but significant, as he helps transport an injured George Samuel Kirk, Sr. to safety. Despite the chaos and uncertainty of their circumstances, the pilot demonstrates courage and professionalism under pressure. His actions contribute to the foundations of the Kirk family saga and the heroics that would define James T. Kirk's life. In the grand tapestry of the Star Trek universe, characters like the Med Evac Pilot emphasize the importance of teamwork and bravery in the face of adversity.

Lew the Bartender

Lew the Bartender, played by the late Jeremy Roberts in Star Trek: Voyager, is a unique addition to the long list of memorable Star Trek personalities. Providing a human touch within the heart of the Delta Quadrant, Lew's character exemplifies the idea that despite being lightyears away from home, some things remain constant - like a friendly face tending the bar. The engaging storytelling nature of his character manages to create a profound connection between the crew and the audience. Through Lew the Bartender's warm demeanor and quick wit, Roberts brings a sense of warmth and familiarity to the otherwise unpredictable and often hostile environment of the Delta Quadrant.  

Kelvin Helmsman

Kelvin Helmsman, portrayed by Greg Ellis in Star Trek (2009), is an exceptional character you can't help but appreciate. As the helmsman aboard the USS Kelvin, his character showcases a combination of unwavering loyalty and dedication to duty, even in the face of imminent danger. In what could have been a minor role, Ellis manages to imbue the character with a sense of purpose and skill that makes him stand out among the crew. Furthermore, the Kelvin Helmsman's actions under pressure leave an indelible mark on the audience, reinforcing his position as one of the best Star Trek characters of all time.  

Romulan Helmsman

The Romulan Helmsman serves as an integral member of Nero's crew in Star Trek (2009) , expertly navigating the villain's formidable ship through challenging situations. Although not a primary focus of the story, his contributions to Nero's destructive mission hint at the skills and cunning of the Romulan race. As a loyal supporter of his captain's cause, the Romulan Helmsman's role showcases the strength of the bond between comrades in the face of adversity. His presence offers yet another dimension to the complexity and depth of the Star Trek universe.

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146 Star Trek-Inspired Dog Names

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Classic Star Trek Names For Male And Female Dogs

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• Spock (Leonard Nimoy's character)

• James T. Kirk (William Shatner's character)

• McCoy or "Bones" (DeForest Kelley's character)

• Uhura (Nichelle Nichols' character)

• Sulu (George Takei's character)

• Chekov (Walter Koenig's character)

• Scotty (James Doohan's character)

• Chapel (Majel Barrett's character)

• Roddenberry (As in Gene Roddenberry, the screenwriter and producer responsible for creating the original Star Trek television series)

Star Trek: The Next Generation Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Jean-Luc or Picard (Patrick Stewart's character)

• Riker (Jonathan Frakes' character)

• Forge (LeVar Burton's character)

• Tasha or Yar (Denise Crosby's character)

• Worf (Michael Dorn's character)

• Beverly (Gates McFadden's character)

• Troi (Marina Sirtis's character)

• Data (Brent Spiner's character)

• Crusher (Wil Wheaton's character)

• Q (John de Lancie's character)

• Ro (Michelle Forbes' character)

• Guinan (Whoopi Goldberg's character)

• Tomalak (Andreas Katsulas' character)

• Lursa (Barbara March's character)

• Miles (Colm Meaney's character)

• Gowron (Robert O'Reilly's character)

• Kurn (Tony Todd's character)

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Sisko (Avery Brooks' character)

• Odo (René Auberjonois' character)

• Ezri (Nicole de Boer's character)

• Jadzia or Dax (Terry Farrell's character)

• Quark (Armin Shimerman's character)

• Bashir (Alexander Siddig's character)

• Nerys (Nana Visitor's character)

• Dukat (Marc Alaimo's character)

• Weyoun (Jeffrey Combs' character)

• Nog (Aron Eisenberg's character)

• Rom (Max Grodénchik's character)

• Zek (Wallace Shawn's character)

Star Trek: Voyager Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Janeway (Kate Mulgrew's character)

• Chakotay (Robert Beltran's character)

• B'Elanna or Torres (Roxann Dawson's character)

• Paris (Robert Duncan McNeill's character)

• Seven of Nine (Jeri Ryan's character)

•Kes ( Jennifer Lien's character)

• Neelix (Ethan Phillips's character)

• Tuvok (Tim Russ' character)

• Hogan (Simon Billig's character)

• Jal or Culluh (Anthony De Longis' character)

• Vorik (Alexander Enberg's character)

• Icheb (Manu Intiraymi's character)

• Mezoti (Marley S. McClean's character)

• Chell (Derek McGrath's character)

Star Trek: Enterprise Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Archer (Scott Bakula's character)

• T'Pol (Jolene Blalock's character)

• Phlox (John Billingsley's character)

• Reed (Dominic Keating's character)

• Mayweather (Anthony Montgomery's character)

• Sato (Linda Park's character)

• "Trip" (Connor Trinneer's character)

• Kemper (Nathan Anderson's character)

• Talas (Molly Brink's character)

• Silik (John Fleck's character)

• Soval (Gary Graham's character)

• Dolim (Scott MacDonald's character)

Star Trek: Discovery Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Burnham (Sonequa Martin-Green's character)

• Saru (Doug Jones' character)

• Voq (Shazad Latif's character)

• Stamets (Anthony Rapp's character)

• Tilly (Mary Wiseman's character)

• Lorca (Jason Isaacs' character)

• Culber (Wilson Cruz's character)

• L'Rell (Mary Chieffo's character)

• Jet or Reno (Tig Notaro's character)

• Georgiou (Michelle Yeoh's character)

• Harcourt Fenton "Harry" Mudd (Rainn Wilson's character)

• T'Kuvma (Chris Obi's character)

Star Trek Movie Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Decker (Stephen Collins' character)

• Jedda (John Vargas' character)

• Saavik (Robin Curtis' character)

• Sarek (Mark Lenard's character)

• Cartwright (Brock Peters' character)

• Demora (Jacqueline Kim's character)

• Ru'afo (F. Murray Abraham's character)

• Dougherty (Anthony Zerbe's character)

• Valeris (Kim Cattrall 's character)

• Azetbur (Rosanna DeSoto's character)

• B-4 (Brent Spiner's character)

• Zefram (James Cromwell's character)

• Krall (Idris Elba's character)

• Jaylah (Sofia Boutella's character)

• Kalara (Lydia Wilson's character)

• Keenser (Deep Roy's character)

• Pike (Bruce Greenwood's character)

• Galla (Rachel Nichols' character)

Star Trek Movie Villain Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Khan (Ricardo Montalban's character)

• Nero (Eric Bana's character)

• V'Ger

• Shinzon (Tom Hardy's character)

• Sybok (Laurence Luckinbill's character)

• Chang (Christopher Plummer's character)

• Soran (Malcolm McDowell's character)

• Kruge (Christopher Lloyd's character)

Star Trek Species Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Vulcan (for logical doggos)

• Borg (for robo boofs)

• Romulan (for dogs with V-shaped stripes or coats)

• Keeping Up With The Cardassians (for celebrity-obsessed woofs)

• Klingon (for velcro pups who follow you everywhere)

• Ferengi (for dogs with big ears)

Star Trek Starship Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Enterprise

• Excalibur

• Prokofiev

Punny Star Trek Names For Male And Female Dogs

• Pavel Chekarf

• Lieutenant Woof

• Commander William Rover

• Fi'do

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10 Background Characters Star Trek Fans Love

• Background characters in Star Trek add depth to the universe, making it feel lived-in and real.
• Beloved regular faces like Lt. M'Ress, Nurse Ogawa, and Mr. Mot enhance Star Trek shows.
• From Lt. Linus to Dr. Migleemo, each background character brings their own unique charm to the series.

There's something about beloved Star Trek background characters that really helps its universe feel lived-in and real. While the primary action is taking place, it's up to the background actors to make the sets look like genuine places where people are going about their business. These are the folks at the bridge stations who aren't in the opening credits. They're the assistants to the main characters. They're the beloved regular faces spotted among the crowds in establishing shots, and the names floating around duty rosters and civilian gossip that remind viewers that there's more to Star Trek than the captains and chief engineers.

There are so many background characters from all of the Star Trek shows who are beloved by fans, of course. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine 's Promenade is full of colorful background characters without names or personal histories, like the singing Klingon chef (Ron Taylor). Star Trek: Voyager features recurring background characters, since being stuck in the Delta Quadrant means no new Starfleet officers can join the crew. Star Trek: The Next Generation features background characters who sometimes level up to become proper guest stars , and in one famous case, a series regular: the "most important person in Starfleet" and original lower-decker, Chief Miles O'Brien (Colm Meaney). Here are 10 background characters Star Trek fans love.

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Lt. m'ress (majel barrett), star trek: the animated series.

Lt. M'Ress is a Caitian officer with a seat on the USS Enterprise bridge, created for Star Trek: The Animated Series when Star Trek 's jump to animation meant that the aliens in Star Trek were no longer restrained by what the makeup department could physically create. As the first Caitian in Star Trek , M'Ress sets the standard for the feline alien species , later echoed by Star Trek 's other animated Caitian, Dr. T'Ana (Gillian Vigman) in Star Trek: Lower Decks .

Like many background characters, M'Ress' cool character design is a top reason for her appeal, but M'Ress earns her spot on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise by being a capable officer. M'Ress' duties as relief communications officer include communication within the Enterprise as well as to outside vehicles, along with scientific duties as situations arise, similar to the duties of primary communications officer Lt. Nyota Uhura (Nichelle Nichols).

Lt. M'Ress appeared in 2 episodes of the "anything but canon" animated web series Star Trek: very Short Treks, voiced by Cristina Milizia.

Lt. T'Veen (Stephanie Czajkowski)

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The starship action of Star Trek: Picard season 3 takes place primarily aboard the USS Titan-A, and as such, introduces a brand-new bridge crew of younger Starfleet officers, one of which is the Vulcan Lt. T'Veen. T'Veen stands out as both a woman and a Vulcan for her striking bald appearance , marking her look as both novel and unique. Actor Stephanie Czajkowski suggests that T'Veen may have some Deltan ancestry, but in reality, T'Veen's lack of locks comes from Czajkowski's own battles with cancer.

When Vadic (Amanda Plummer) commandeers the Titan in Star Trek: Picard season 3, episode 8, "Surrender" , T'Veen is one of the Titan bridge officers used as leverage against Vadic's request for Jack Crusher (Ed Speleers). At this point in Picard , the Titan's crew are painted as candidates for a potential spinoff show, but Lt. T'Veen's shocking death at Vadic's hand sends the message that no one is safe.

Sonya Gomez (Lycia Naff)

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The original claim to fame for Ensign Sonya Gomez (Lycia Naff) is being the eager young engineer who unfortunately spills hot chocolate on Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) in Star Trek: The Next Generation , season 2, episode 16, "Q Who". Serving on the USS Enterprise-D with Lt. Geordi La Forge (LeVar Burton) is Gomez's dream job, and the chocolate-covered Captain isn't going to earn her any high marks. La Forge recognizes Gomez's talent as an antimatter specialist, and helps Sonya focus, despite the gaffe.

Lycia Naff makes a triumphant return to Star Trek as Captain Sonya Gomez in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 2, episode 10, "First First Contact", commanding the USS Archimedes with the same compassionate focus on problem-solving that La Forge had as Gomez's mentor. Captain Gomez's story is proof that Star Trek characters do learn from their earliest mistakes , and can come out on top in the end.

Mr. Mot (Ken Thorley)

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In an interesting twist, Mr. Mot is a barber working on the USS Enterprise-D, and happens to be a Bolian, a species that has no hair of their own. Nonetheless, Commander William Riker (Jonathan Frakes) says that the civilian Mot is the best barber in Starfleet . There's more to being a barber than just cutting hair, after all, and Mot's listening ears are available to anyone who comes to sit in his barbershop chair, as long as they don't mind receiving a little free advice on the side.

The Bolian barber became an entrepreneur.

After providing excellent service to the crew on Star Trek: The Next Generation, Mot grew even more successful. The Bolian barber became an entrepreneur, which is evident by the presence of Mr. Mot's Hair Emporium as one of the many businesses in Stardust City, on the planet Freecloud, as seen in Star Trek: Picard season 1, episode 5, "Stardust City Rag".

Bolians are named for Star Trek director Cliff Bole, who directed a total of 42 episodes between his work on Star Trek: The Next Generation , Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , and Star Trek: Voyager .

10 Star Trek Characters Fans See Themselves In

Groundskeeper boothby (ray walston), star trek: the next generation, star trek: voyager.

Mr. Boothby is a positive influence on generations of Starfleet officers at Starfleet Academy, but one would be wrong to assume that Boothby is an accomplished instructor working to shape young minds, because Boothby works at Starfleet Academy as the head groundskeeper. Groundskeeper Boothby's no-nonsense approach to the natural development of the Academy's flora also applies to how Boothby interacts with Starfleet cadets .

Boothby's influence on the USS Voyager crew was evident in Star Trek: Voyager season 5, episode 4, "In the Flesh", when a Species 8472 leader took on the guise of Boothby in a Starfleet Academy simulation, instead of a high-ranking Admiral.

Sometimes, Boothby's advice is harsh, as was the case with Jean-Luc Picard as a Starfleet Academy cadet. But in the end, Boothby always has an uncanny sensibility for knowing exactly how to cultivate the best forms of both botanical specimens and future Starfleet officers.

Lt. Kayshon (Carl Tart)

Star trek: lower decks.

Lt. Kayshon has the honor of being the first Tamarian in Starfleet , debuting in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 2, episode 2, "Kayshon, His Eyes Open", as the USS Cerritos' new security officer. The Tamarians, first seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation season 5, episode 2, "Darmok", have a puzzling metaphorical language reliant on background knowledge of Tamarian culture. The Tamarian phrases from "Darmok" have been adopted by Star Trek fans as a fun way to signal our fandom to each other, so it makes sense that a Tamarian officer should show up on Star Trek: Lower Decks , itself a celebration of Star Trek 's own weird and wonderful moments.

Kayshon spends more time in the background after his first episode, still part of the USS Cerritos' security team. The years between "Picard and Dathon at El-Adred" and Kayshon's assignment to the USS Cerritos in Star Trek: Lower Decks mean the communication gap between Kayshon and the rest of the USS Cerritos' crew is much smaller than it might have been in the past. Kayshon communicates in Federation Standard, but still slips into Tamarian metaphor from time to time, which just adds new phrases to the Tamarian lexicon.

Dr. Migleemo (Paul F. Tompkins)

In Dr. Migleemo, Star Trek: Lower Decks continues the tradition that was established with Counselor Deanna Troi (Marina Sirtis) on Star Trek: The Next Generation by having a counselor aboard the USS Cerritos . Strictly speaking, Migleemo is not the galaxy's best counselor , with a whole plateful of food metaphors that don't always land butter-side-up, but Migleemo's heart is always in the right place.

As a bird-like alien of an unspecified species, Dr. Migleemo's character design pays homage to Star Trek: The Animated Series , since a bird man in a tweed suit may not translate that well to live action, but works perfectly for animation.

Even though Migleemo is bad at his job, it's in a way that's not actively harmful, but makes you want to root for him, just like any other lower decker on the Cerritos. Sometimes Migleemo gets it right , after all, like counseling Ensign D'Vana Tendi (Noël Wells) in the senior science officer training program in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 3, episode 3, "Mining the Mind's Mines".

Nurse Alyssa Ogawa (Patti Yasutake)

Dr. Beverly Crusher (Gates McFadden) usually has assistants in the background of the USS Enterprise-D's sick bay, and one of these, Nurse Alyssa Ogawa, is a regular background character starting in Star Trek: The Next Generation season 4. Ogawa grows as a character over the course of TNG 's final four seasons , receiving a full name as of Star Trek: The Next Generation season 5, episode 18, "Cause and Effect", and developing as a character through Ogawa's casual conversations with Dr. Crusher about Alyssa's dating history.

Nurse Ogawa gets more to do when Ogawa is one of the four USS Enterprise-D junior officers at the heart of Star Trek: The Next Generation season 7, episode 15, "Lower Decks" , focusing on the friendship between often-overlooked characters. Ogawa's story focuses on Alyssa's relationship with Lieutenant Andrew Powell, and culminates in their off-screen engagement.

Nurse Alyssa Ogawa also appears in two Star Trek movies: Star Trek: Generations and Star Trek: First Contact .

Lt. Linus (David Benjamin Tomlinson)

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With Lt. Linus, Star Trek: Discovery shows in a casual, but meaningful way what it looks like to actively include someone with unique needs . Arriving in Star Trek: Discovery season 2, Lt. Linus is a Saurian science officer who never fails to provide a little levity just by being himself. By all accounts, Linus is well-liked among the USS Discovery's crew , with plenty of crew members referring to Linus and Saurian customs relatively favorably.

Lt. Linus is accepted as someone whose needs are a little different to most human officers'.

Starfleet easily makes accommodations available for Linus' differences in biology , granting personal time set aside for annual shedding, and providing heat lamps in Linus' quarters as needed. After Star Trek: Discovery 's time jump , Linus takes a little more time to understand the new 32nd-century technology, but he's never admonished for catching up to the learning curve. Instead, Lt. Linus is accepted as someone whose needs are a little different to most human officers'.

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Morn (mark allen shepherd), star trek: deep space nine.

Morn is a fixture in Quark's Bar from the start of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , the perennial barfly occupying the same seat at the end of the table. According to the other patrons at Quark's, Morn rarely shuts up, but the joke is, of course, that Morn is always cut off before delivering any speaking lines. Instead, the picture of who Morn really is slowly comes together through other people's comments and conversation about Morn, with the speculation about Morn's true identity finally coming to a head in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine season 6, episode 12, "Who Mourns for Morn". Morn's apparent death is a blow to the community and all who knew him, but also reveals surprising facts about DS9 's Morn , like Morn's secret riches and tactical mind, confirming that there was more to the enigmatic Lurian than Morn's signature bar stool.

True to form, Morn is seated at Quark's Bar when the USS Cerritos visits Deep Space Nine in Star Trek: Lower Decks season 3, episode 6, "Hear All, Trust Nothing".

Sometimes the Star Trek characters who aren't major players become some of the most beloved characters. When background characters on Star Trek attract the eyes of viewers with interesting character designs or memorable moments, they may wind up in expanded roles as their Star Trek shows go on. These featured background characters will get lines and names, and might even have a major part in an episode or two, but most live out their lives off-screen. From the bridge crew to the lower decks, from Starfleet officers to civilians, it's the unsung heroes in the background who keep Star Trek moving while the main action is taking place.

Star Trek: The Animated Series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Discovery, Star Trek: Picard, and Star Trek: Lower Decks are all streaming on Paramount+.