Ferengi Names
Paul Coffey
All:
Following, for those interested in such things, is a list of
Ferengi names used in ST:DS9 and ST:TNG. I believe the list is complete
as far as DS9 is concerned but am not as certain about names from ST:TNG.
If anyone notices that a name is missing, please supply all pertinent
details
The first note contains those with initials A-H.
Advel. Father of Ishka; grandfather of Quark and Rom, greatgrandfather
of Nog. Mentioned in "Family Business."
Arridor. Dr. Arridor. A member of the Ferengi delegation sent to
negotiate for the rights to the Barzan wormhole in 2366 in "The Price."
He was lost in the Delta Quadrant when one terminus of the wormhole
changed. Played by Dan Shor.
Barbo. Quark's cousin. Mentioned in "The Nagus."
Berik. One of the renegade Ferengi who took over the Enterprise in
2369 in "Rascals." Played by Tracey Walter. Berik's name was not
actually mentioned in the aired episode nor in the credits. He may have
been the Ferengi on the bridge who accused Morta of incompetence.
Birta. DaiMon Birta contacted Picard in "Bloodlines" and told him that
Bok was no DaiMon. Played by Peter Slutsker.
Bok. Introduced himself as "DaiMon of the Ferengi." Returned
Stargazer, NCC 2893, to Captain Picard as a part of a plot to punish
Picard for killing Bok's son. Appeared in "The Battle." Played by Frank
Corsentino. Six years later, in "Bloodlines," Bok again tried to get
revenge on Picard by convinving Picard that Bok was about to kill
Picard's son. Played by Lee Arenberg. We never learn the name of Bok's
son.
Bolongo. Bolongo is nephew to the Grand Nagus, Zek. In "Past Tense,
Part I" [ST:DS9] Commander Sisko relates that Grand Nagus Zek wants him
to help Bolongo, who is being held by Starfleet authorities on Devron III.
Bractor. The leader of the Ferengi ship Kreechta which attacks the
Enterprise in "Peak Performance. Played by Armin Shimerman. The other
Ferengi officer in that episode was played by David L. Lander.
Brock. A character in a Ferengi children's story. Quark remembers
reading the story to Nog when Nog was a baby. He quotes the story, "See
Brock acquire! Acquire, Brock!" Event occurred in "Accession."
[STDS9]
Broyk. The Ferengi who takes over the Dabo table in "Move Along Home."
[STDS9] He is still working at Quark's Place in "Bar Association"
[STDS9]. In both cases it is a non-speaking part not listed in the
credits.
Brunt. An official of the FCA (Ferengi Commerce Authority). Appeared
in "Family Business." [STDS9] He appears again in "Bar Association."
[STDS9] Played by Jeffrey Combs in both cases.
Farek. The Ferengi doctor aboard Krayton in "Menage a Troi." Played
by Ethan Phillips.
Frin. Quark's uncle. It is not clear whether he was Keldar's brother
or Ishka's. He owns 30 bars. Mentioned in "Civil Defense" [ST:DS9]
Frool. An employee in Quark's Place. He is an older Ferengi. When
Brunt threatens the union, Frool proves to be a coward. Appeared in "Bar
Association" [STDS9]. Played by Emilio Borelli.
Gela. One of Quark's cousins that was very successful. He owns a
small moon. Mentioned in "Civil Defense" [ST:DS9] It is mentioned in
"Little Green Men" [ST:DS9] that Quark had loaned Gela the latinum to
start his munitions consortium. Gela gave Quark the shuttle which Quark
named Quark's Treasure.
Goss. DaiMon Goss. Head of the Ferengi trade delegation that
negotiated for rights to the Barzan wormhole in "The Price." Played by
Scott Thompson.
Gral. A Ferengi entrepreneur in "The Nagus." Played by Lee Arenberg.
Grimp. An employee in Quark's Place. He participates in the
organization of the union, called "Guild of Restaurant and Casino
EMployees." He also participates in the strike. Appeared in "Bar
Association" [STDS9]. Played by Jason Marsden. Note: Rom's
pronunciation of his name seems to be "Dremp."
Hoex. A Ferengi entrepreneur mentioned in "The Nagus."
I will post the rest of the list in two increments.
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Ishka. Mother of Quark and Rom; grandmother of Nog; daughter of Advel;
and wife of Keldar. Appeared in "Family Business." Played by Andrea
Martin.
Kayron. Member of the Ferengi Away Team in "The Last Outpost." Played
by Tracey Walter.
Kazago. Bok's First Officer in "The Battle." Played by Douglas Warhit.
Keldar. Husband of Ishka, father of Quark and Rom, grandfather of Nog.
Mentioned in "House of Quark" and "Family Business."
Kol. Ferengi pilot present with DaiMon Goss and Dr. Arridor at the
Barzan negotiations in 2369 in "The Price." He was lost with the
disappearance of the Ferengi pod in the Barzan worm hole. Kol did not
appear in the credits of the aired episode.
Kono. Quark's cousin. In "Shadowplay" [STDS9], Kira informs Quark
that his cousin, Kono, tried to get on the station, but beamed aboard a
departing Telluride freighter when Kira tried to question him. He is
wanted for robbing a museum on Cardassia V.
Krax. Zek's son in "The Nagus." Played by Lou Wagner.
Letek. Member of the Ferengi Away Team in "The Last Outpost." Played
by Armin Shimerman.
Lurin. DaiMon Lurin. Leader of the renegade Ferengi who took over the
Enterprise D in 2369 in "Rascals." [STNG] Played by Mike Gomez. This
incident is cited by Odo in "Bar Association." [STDS9] The Star Date
cited was {46235.7}.
Mordoc. Member of the Ferengi Away Team in "The Last Outpost." Played
by Jake Dengel.
Morta. One of the renegade Ferengi who took over the Enterprise D
shortly after Star Date 46235 in "Rascals." Played by Michael Snyder.
Nava. A Ferengi entrepreneur in "The Nagus." Played by Barry Gordon.
Nibor. A crewmember of Krayton in "Menage a Troi." Played by Peter
Slutsker.
Nog. Son of Rom, nephew of Quark, grandson of Keldar and Ishka,
greatgrandson of Advel. Appears throughout the series Deep Space Nine.
Played by Aron Eisenberg.
Omag. Ferengi arms merchant who sometimes dealt in illicit merchandise,
and helped Romulan forces to obtain spacecraft parts stolen from the
Starfleet surplus depot at Qualor II in 2368 in "Unification, Part II."
Played by Bill Bastiani.
Par Lenor. Emissary from the Ferengi Trade Mission who arranged to be
rescued by Enterprise on Star Date 45761 in "The Perfect Mate." Played
by Max Grodénchik.
Pel. Ferengi woman who posed as a man and worked in Quark's place on
Deep Space 9 in "Rules of Acquisition." Played by Helen Udy.
Pleg. A famous Ferengi entrepreneur. Quark was selling parts of Pleg
in boxes with Ferengi Seals of Dismemberment, but Odo found Pleg alive on
Costla III. Pleg was amused at Quark's selling his body parts.
Mentioned in "The Alternate." [STDS9]
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Qol. Assistant to Ferengi trade emissary Par Lenor in "The Perfect
Mate." Played by Michael Snyder.
Quark. Son of Keldar and Ishka; brother of Rom; uncle of Nog. Runs a
bar on Deep Space 9 and involves himself in all sorts of financial
dealing in two quadrants, shady or otherwise. On Rom's Naming Day, Quark
substituted vegetables for all of Rom's presents and sold them for more
than their father had paid for them {told by Rom in "Rivals" [ST:DS9]}.
When Quark was young he had an apprentice position with a district sub-
nagus {mentioned in "Playing God" [ST:DS9]}. Quark worked on a Ferengi
freighter before going to DS9. Played by Armin Shimerman.
Rata. Bok's Second Officer in "The Battle." Played by Robert Towers.
Reyga. Dr. Reyga. The Ferengi scientist who invented a revolutionary
metaphasic shield technology in 2369 and demonstrated it in "Suspicions."
Played by Peter Slutsker.
Rom. Son of Keldar and Ishka; grandson of Advel; brother to Quark;
father of Nog. Works in Quark's place on most episodes of Deep Space 9.
Played by Max Grodénchik.
Solok. DaiMon Solok was a Ferengi smuggler who sometimes ran cargo to
Celtris III. Picard, Worf and Dr. Crusher went on a covert mission to
Celtris III in 2369 in Solok's vessel, in "Chain of Command, Part I."
Played by Lou Wagner.
Sovak. A Ferengi entrepreneur who sometimes worked with Dr. Samuel
Estragon on less-than-ethical archaeological expeditions and became
involved in the matter of the Tox Uthat in "Captain's Holiday." [ST:TNG]
Played by Max Grodénchik.
Stol. Cousin to Quark. In "Q-less" [ST:DS9] he makes a purchase in
the auction for five bars of gold-press-latinum. Stol is not mentioned
in the credits since it was a non-speaking part. Stol is also mentioned
in "Family Business."
Taar. DaiMon Taar. Captain of the Ferengi vessel in "The Last Outpost.
" [ST:TNG] Played by Mike Gomez.
Tai. DaiMon Tai. In "Civil Defense" [ST:DS9] Odo mentions DaiMon Tai
as being more devious than Quark.
Tog. DaiMon of Krayton in "Menage a Troi." Played by Frank Corsentino.
Tol. Ferengi aboard Bok's ship in "Bloodlines" who forced Bok to give
up at the end. Played by Michelan Sisti.
Turot. A Ferengi entrepreneur mentioned in "The Nagus."
Zek. The Grand Nagus in "The Nagus." Father of Krax. Played by
Wallace Shawn. Zek also appeared in "Rules of Acquisition."
Concluded yet....
Paul Coffey
All:
The previous three notes list all of the Ferengi personal names I
have found in the two series. I know of no mention of Ferengi in ST:TOS
nor in the animated series. No new Ferengi names have appeared in ST:VOY.
I thought I would throw in here the names of Ferengi ships as well:
Ferengi Ships
Krayton. The ship captained by DaiMon Tog in "Menage a Troi." [ST:TNG]
It is a D'Kora class Marauder.
D'Kora. A class of Marauder.
Kreechta. The ship captained by Broctor in "Peak Performance."
[ST:TNG] It is a D'Kora class Marauder
Sepulo. A Ferengi transport used in "The Nagus" [ST:DS9] to bring
Ferengi entrepreneurs to Deep Space 9 for a conference with the Grand
Nagus.
Quark's Treasure. A shuttle given to Quark by his cousin Gela in
"Little Green Men" [ST:DS9].
I would appreciate any additions or corrections anyone can make to
this list.
""' Paul
Paul Coffey
All:
Apparently my first note got lost in the shuffle. I'll post that
part of the list again here.
Hoex. A Ferengi entrepreneur mentioned in "The Nagus."
And, of course, Frak Negol, who never appeared anywhere.
""' Paul