Viveena listed among notes on the Viveen
Viveena or Viveen was a constructed language created by a young Thaddeus Troi-Riker, supposedly spoken by the Wild Girls of the Woods. Thaddeus developed a three-hundred-page dictionary for Viveen and taught it to the rest of his family, who sometimes used it to converse among themselves.
In 2399, Kestra Troi-Riker showed Thaddeus' Viveen dictionary to Soji Asha, who read it and became fluent herself in two minutes. (PIC: "Nepenthe")
Examples of spoken language[]
- Allamalan val peresta o manal.
- (Kestra says to Soji, leading her to the garden.)
In background notes Michael Chabon provided the props department and later published online, Viveena was described as a "rough-and-tumble language" in which kestra meant both "girl" and "fierce." [1]