Bajoran
- adjective
- /bəˈdʒɔrən/
- Bajoran people
- Bajoran government
- Bajoran resistance
Examples
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Nine, Rom tells Quark that he's still a hero, and Miles suggests that Keiko join a Bajoran agrobiology expedition that will take her away from the station but make her happier.
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The Bajoran people celebrate their cultural festivals with vibrant music and dance.
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As a Bajoran citizen, she is proud of her rich heritage and traditions.
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The diplomatic meeting focused on Bajoran interests in the region.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Bajoran = Bajor (transparent) = Bajor + an
Formed by the regular demonym-forming suffix '-an' attached to the place name 'Bajor', so the relation is directly derivable.
Etymology
Bajoran comes from Bajor, the name of a planet in the Star Trek stories, plus the ending -an which means 'from' or 'related to'. So Bajoran as an adjective means 'from Bajor' or 'about the Bajor people, their culture, or things from there'.