Vulcan

Pronunciation: /ˈvʌlkən/

Definitions of Vulcan

noun In this context, 'Vulcan' refers to a hypothetical planet in the fictional Star Trek universe, as well as a fictional race of humanoid aliens from that planet.

Example Sentences

A1 Vulcan is a fictional planet in the Star Trek universe.

A2 Spock is a Vulcan character known for his logical thinking and pointy ears.

B1 The Vulcan culture values logic and reasoning above all else.

B2 The Vulcan High Command plays a significant role in the political landscape of the Star Trek universe.

C1 Vulcan philosophy emphasizes the control of emotions and the pursuit of knowledge.

C2 Vulcan society is portrayed as highly intellectual and disciplined in the Star Trek series.

Examples of Vulcan in a Sentence

formal The Vulcan language is known for its complex grammar structure.

informal Spock is a famous Vulcan character from Star Trek.

slang I can't believe she pulled a Vulcan and stayed so calm during the argument.

figurative His icy demeanor was often compared to that of a Vulcan.

Grammatical Forms of Vulcan

• past tense: Vulcanized
• plural: Vulcans
• comparative: more Vulcan
• superlative: most Vulcan
• present tense: Vulcans
• future tense: will Vulcanize
• perfect tense: have Vulcanized
• continuous tense: are Vulcanizing
• singular: Vulcan
• positive degree: Vulcan
• infinitive: to Vulcanize
• gerund: Vulcanizing
• participle: Vulcanized

Origin and Evolution of Vulcan

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'Vulcan' originated from Roman mythology, where Vulcan was the god of fire and metalworking.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'Vulcan' became associated with the fictional planet in the Star Trek universe, home to the Vulcan species known for their logical and stoic demeanor.