Bajoran language
The Bajoran language (also known as Modern Bajoran) was spoken and written language of the Bajorans of Bajor, descended from Ancient Bajoran.

Written language 

The Bajoran written language consisted of square symbols composed of thick lines. Bajoran tended to be written in horizontal lines, although it could be written vertically. ()

Bajoran writing was said to be ideographic, in that each character represented a single thought or word. Most forms of written Bajoran shared some root ideograms, as evidenced by the Reckoning Tablet. Each ancient Bajoran symbol translated into a pair of nearly identical modern Bajoran symbols. ()  

A crossword puzzle in Carl's anachronistic copy of The Star Dispatch included Bajoran script. ()

Keiko O'Brien's classroom featured a chart depicting the English, the Ferengi, the Cardassian, and the Bajoran alphabets. The chart listed some twenty-five Bajoran language symbols. ()

Words and phrases 
Amoran – banished ()
Balik(am) – "go away" or "get lost!" ()
Bantaca – name for a traditional spire made out of thousands of interlocked stones, marked with the coordinates of the town or city they represent ()
Boryhas – term for spirits or souls of the dead ()
D'jarra – ancient Bajoran caste system ()
Duranja – lamp for the dead: candle suspended by chains from four pillars ()
Ha'Dara – Home of light ()
Ha'mara – religious festival to celebrate the arrival of the Emissary of the Prophets ()
Itanu – ceremony carried out when a child reaches the age of fourteen ()
Kejal – freedom ()
Kosst – to be ()
Peldor Joi – greeting used during the Gratitude Festival ()
Shawn – swamp, rhymes with Irish name Seán ()

Religious terms 
Ranjen – a , usually a title given as an honor ()
Prylar – a monk or priest ()
Vedek – a senior member of the Bajoran clergy ()
Kai – a leader of the Bajoran clergy ()
Kosst Amojan – also known as Koss'moran, another name for the Pah-wraiths; translates as the banished ones ()
Pagh – the life energy, eternal energy or soul of a person (, et al.)
Pagh'tem'far – a sacred vision granted by the Prophets ()

Measurements 
Kellipate – a measure of distance () 
Tessipate – a measure of land area used on Bajor ()
Kerripate – a fraction of a tessipate ()

Examples of spoken language 
Raka-ja ut shala morala... ema bo roo kana... uranak... ralanon (NAME)... propeh va nara ehsuk shala-kan vunek... 
Do not let him walk alone... guide him on his journey... protect... the one named (NAME)... take him into the gates of heaven...
Duranja lamp prayer for the recently deceased. ()

Ahn-kay ya, ay-ya vasu. Coh-ma-ra, di-nay-ya...
Bajoran death chant, repeated over and over again for approximately three hours. ()

Tesra Peldor impatri bren. Bentel vetan ullon sten...
Presiders address at the Gratitude Festival. ()

Jia'kaja, tre'nu'tol'a rem... La'por i'lanu kos... I'nar tan'a'tali nor...
Prayer to the prophets asking for protection or favor. ()

Zhia'kala, tar'eh anu suur... te'von, aka'lu rez... ka'vor, mat'ana kel...
Marriage blessing by the Emissary. ()

Boray pree hadokee. Tolata impara boresh. Preeya (GROOM'S NAME), Preeya (BRIDE'S NAME), abrem varo atel...
Traditional marriage blessing used in conjunction with a simple ceremony. ()

Lata impara no takash... Veshanoo yavar ha iktasho.
With humility and gratitude, we accept this gift... the sacred Orb of Prophecy.
Orb blessing prayer. ()

(Prayer leader) Tera dak ihsehelm ran embah... 
(ALL) de-ram ta-MEEN!' 
Chanted by Kai Winn and fellow Bajorans in the hours before the Reckoning. ()

 Appendices 
 Background information 
The spoken Bajoran language was often written by Ronald D. Moore. "I just make it up," he laughed. "I do it phonetically so it has a certain rhythm and sound in my head that I can tag as the way Bajorans sound." In scripts, Moore also provided an English translation of each verbalized use of the language, for the benefit of the actors. ()

The Bajoran script was designed by Doug Drexler, who was senior scenic artist for Deep Space Nine''. 

A Bajoran navigation device used in  that featured Bajoran script was auctioned as part of the It's A Wrap! sale and auction.

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