Trekkies have also had online resources like Klingon-to-English translators, perhaps most famously one designed by Bing a few years ago. And a Klingon dictionary has been in print for years.

The book, titled "The Klingon Dictionary," was first published in 1985. The first part explains the grammar, and the second part is a Klingon-English bilingual dictionary.

Klingon, the language spoken by a belligerent alien race in “Star Trek,” has developed from a few lines in a movie into the world’s most widely spoken fictional language.

Klingon's distinct character was established in "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" when James Doohan, who played bluff engineer "Scottie," ad-libbed a few lines during filming.

The linguistic features of Klingon are not especially unusual (at least to a linguist) when considered independently, but put together, they make for one hell of an alien language.

From left to right, software developer Bret Jackson, senior software developer Shaun Reynolds, marketing generalist Ashleigh Lincoln and institutional sales Josh Miedema of Ultralingua, a company that ...

Klingon is somewhere in the middle, between something like Dothraki and something like Esperanto. It’s regular but its grammar is totally different from what most English speakers are familiar with.

A mental health service in the United States is looking for a translator who is fluent in Klingon, the language used in the television and film series Star Trek. Klingon is just one of about 55 ...

Users can translate English phrases into the language invented for the “Star Trek” universe. Searchers can find phrases in either Roman characters or written in the alphabet of the Klingon ...

Language-learning company Duolingo has finally launched its Klingon course, the end result of more than two years of work. The company first announced plans to release a Klingon course back in May ...

Oregon county health services department hires Klingon interpreter to assist psychiatric patients who would speak no other language?