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Bajorans
Akorem Laan (Richard Libertini)
A famous Bajoran poet, author of "Kitara's Song", "The Call of the Prophets", and "Gaudaal's Lament". In the Bajoran year 9174 (sometime in the 22nd century), he was in a lightship damaged by an ion storm. He entered the wormhole and conversed with the Prophets, who healed his injuries. Akorem emerged in 2372 and proclaimed himself the Emissary, a title Sisko readily relinquished to him. He advocated a return to the d'jarras system. When this led to a murder, Sisko took Akorem back into the wormhole, where the inhabitants clarified that they had sent Akorem forward in time for Sisko's sake, presumably to help him accept his role as the Emissary. At Sisko's request, they sent Akorem back to his own time, where he finished "The Call of the Prophets".
Alenis Grem (Freyda Thomas)- "Accession"
A Bajoran, working at the Central Archives on Bajor. She was researching Elemspur, and contacted Kira about her supposed time spent there. Later, she told Sisko that Kira had never shown up for their appointment.
Anara -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Second Skin"
Anjohl Tennan
A Bajoran who had died in 2366 in the labor camp at Batal. Gul Dukat used his name when he masqueraded as a Bajoran (see "Anjohl Tennan" under Miscellaneous [General]).
Governor Avesta- "The Changing Face of Evil"
Governor of Prophets' Landing. He had invited Odo and Kira to dinner during their visit.
Minister Azin- "Heart of Stone"
Head of the Bajoran Ministry of Commerce, who hired Kasidy Yates to haul cargo.
Bajoran (Kevin Carr)- "Indiscretion"
- "Life Support"
Bajoran Bureaucrat (Gene Armor)Kira was speaking to him via subspace in the commander's office when Sisko first walked into it.
Bajoran Clerk -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Emissary"
Bajoran Crewman (Cuauhtemoc Sanchez)
Helmsman of the ship on which Kira led the blockade of Derna.
Bajoran Deputy -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Shadows and Symbols"
Bajoran Man (Peter Vogt)
A man with whom Zayra talked at the bar, and who was later part of the mob that menaced Odo.
Bajoran Man (Johnny Moran)- "A Man Alone"
A member of the Cult of the Pah-Wraith who came to Earth and stabbed Sisko, saying he would never find the Orb of the Emissary. He was knocked out by Jake, and arrested by Starfleet Security.
Bajoran Man and Woman (Patrick Cupo, Kathryn Graf)- "Image in the Sand"
A couple having lunch in the replimat when Nog released Garanian bolites under their table. The couple began to itch and change color; the effect faded after a panic-stricken minute, leaving them embarrassed but apparently unharmed.
Bajoran Officer (Scott Trost)- "A Man Alone"
An officer on the Bajoran transport that brought Ibudan to DS9; he allowed Odo to examine Ibudan's quarters.
Bajoran Officer (Katrina Carlson)- "A Man Alone"
A member of the Circle's occupation force on DS9.
Bajoran Officer (2) -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Siege"
Bajoran Woman (Laura Cameron)
She listened raptly as Bashir regaled her with tales of his Starfleet Medical Academy exams.
Baltrim (Terrence Evans)- "Q-Less"
A Bajoran man, made mute by the Cardassians during the Occupation. With Keena, he came to Jeraddo in 2351; they were befriended by Mullibok and worked with him until they were forcibly evacuated.
Vedek Bareil Antos -- See under Recurring Characters.- "Progress"
Basso Tromac (David Bowe)
A Bajoran collaborator, Dukat's lackey in 2346, who chose "Luma Rahl" and Kira Meru, among others, as "comfort women" for the Cardassians.
Prylar Bek (Tom Villard)- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
A Bajoran cleric, liaison between the Cardassians and the Vedek Assembly during the Occupation. He was thought responsible for betraying the Kendra Valley rebel camp. Bek committed suicide by hanging himself from an upper walkway on the Promenade on Terok Nor (later DS9), sometime between 2365 and 2369. In 2370, evidence suggested that Vedek Bareil had ordered Bek to betray the camp; but Kira learned that Bek's orders had actually come from Kai Opaka herself. Bek appeared in Bareil's orb visions.
Belar (Victor Bevine)- "The Collaborator"
A Bajoran, one of a resistance cell during the Occupation. He made Sisko, Odo, Dax, and Garak (in the roles of Ishan, Timor, an unknown Bajoran woman, and Jillur) get up from where they had "fallen asleep" on the Promenade. Later, he answered Sisko's signal and met with them; they were talking about arranging passage off the station when a plasma grenade went off, in an attempt on Dukat's life. Belar discreetly left the area immediately afterwards.
Security Chief Bemar- "Things Past"
At Prophets' Landing. Odo had a meeting with him.
Benyan (Jason Leland Adams)- "Heart of Stone"
An artist and follower of the Cult of the Pah-Wraith, a member of the community that Dukat founded on Empok Nor. When his wife Mika gave birth to a half-Cardassian child, Benyan wanted to believe it was a miracle, but his faith was shattered when he realized the baby was indeed Dukat's. He, Mika, and the baby were among the cult members taken off Empok Nor by the Defiant.
Deputy Bodan- "Covenant"
A security officer who put Dukat out on the street, at Kai Winn's order.
Minister Bolka- "When It Rains..."
A member of the Bajoran provisional government, to whom Kira spoke about rebuilding the Jalanda Forum.
Borum (Michael Bell)- "Sanctuary"
A fellow inmate of Li's at the Hutet Labor Camp. He had smuggled Li's earring off Cardassia IV; he stayed behind to cover Li's retreat when Kira and O'Brien led a prison break.
Lt. Brilgar -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Homecoming"
Brin (Mark Piatelli)
A member of the cult of pah-wraith worshippers on Empok Nor.
Brin Tusk- "Covenant"
One of three Bajorans being held in Security whom "Thrax" informed that they had been sentenced to five years hard labor; the other two were Kara Polus and Marat Kobar.
Chalan Aroya -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Things Past"
Chanting Monk (Stephen Rowe)
In the background when Sisko visited Kai Opaka.
Ches'sarro Seeto-- "Emissary"
A Bajoran mining engineer who since the Occupation had been very active in charity work for the war orphans. His name was first on a list that turned out to name eight collaborators. Rom remembered it as "Ches'so", which Odo mentioned to Pallra. When he learned that Ches'sarro had drowned in a pond on his property that same night, Odo suspected that Pallra had had him murdered to prevent his leading Odo to her.
Field Colonel Day Kannu (Steven Weber)- "Necessary Evil"
A Bajoran military official, Krim's second-in-command. When told by Sisko of the evidence that the Circle was being armed by the Cardassians, Day withheld the information from Krim. Later, when Krim handed command of DS9 back over to Sisko, Day shot at Sisko with a phaser set to kill; the blast was intercepted by Li Nalas.
Deela (Karen Hensel)- "The Siege"
A Bajoran social worker at the Tozhat Resettlement Center, who let Bashir and Garak access her computer.
Dekon Elig- "Cardassians"
A Bajoran geneticist who was a member of the Higa Metar terrorist group. He developed the aphasia virus. Dekon was in the Velos VII internment camp when he was killed by phaser fire in an escape attempt, on stardate 39355. His medical assistant was Surmak Ren, who witnessed his death certificate.
Deputy -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Babel"
Eblan (Charles Parks)
A Bajoran man who recognized Kubus on the Promenade and called attention to him.
- "The Collaborator"
Arbiter Els Renora (Anne Haney)
A 100-year-old (in 2369) Bajoran arbiter who presided over Dax's extradition hearing. She had a great-granddaughter around Jadzia's age.
Ensign -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Dax"
Vedek Fala (Norman Parker)
Kira's religious instructor when she was a child at the Singha camp. He joined the Cult of the Pah-Wraiths toward the end of the Occupation, believing that the Prophets had abandoned Bajor. After that, he was affiliated with a university. In 2375, he was among Dukat's followers. He came to DS9 and gave Kira a homing transponder which beamed her to Empok Nor. Fala afterwards tried to convince her to join. However, he was disillusioned on learning that Dukat planned to escape rather than die with his followers, and committed suicide by swallowing promazine.
Faren Kag (Jim Jansen)- "Covenant"
A Bajoran, magistrate of the Sirah's village. He called for medical help from DS9 when the Sirah fell ill, and tried to aid O'Brien in his new role after the Sirah died.
First Guard -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Storyteller"
Furel (William Lucking)
A Bajoran, Lupaza's lover; one of the former members of the Shakaar resistance cell, who turned to farming after the end of the Occupation. He had lost an arm saving Shakaar, Lupaza and Kira from a Cardassian interrogation center, but refused to have it regenerated, feeling that that would show ingratitude to the Prophets. He joined Shakaar and the others on the run.
- "Shakaar"
After the deaths of Latha and Trentin Fala, Furel and Lupaza came to DS9 to protect Kira and go after the killer, but they were killed when a hunter probe bombed the O'Briens' quarters, in which they were staying. The hunter probe was sent by Silaran Prin, because Furel and Lupaza had stood guard during the Shakaar attack on Gul Pirak's house.
- "The Darkness and the Light"
Furel appeared in Kira's flashbacks to the time when her father died.
Galis Blin (Geraldine Farrell)- "Ties of Blood and Water"
A Bajoran woman, a friend of Kira's from her resistance days, now an official in the Bajoran government. Kira contacted her for information on the aphasia virus. Galis was able to supply her with the name Dekon Elig.
Gantt (Rick Schatz)- "Babel"
A member of the Shakaar, whose knowledge of the Tempasa area equaled Kira's; he could have gone on the raid there, but Kira chose to go herself. When Kira returned, Gantt informed her that her father had died. (Credited as Medic.)
Minister Gettor- "Ties of Blood and Water"
Sisko had to meet with him during a visit from the mirror Jennifer. It took three hours to convince Gettor that the Emissary would not take sides by endorsing his land reform program.
Gia -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Shattered Mirror"
Dr. Girani -- See under People and Things on DS9.
Halb Daier (Tim deZarn)
A Bajoran leader of a resistance cell on Terok Nor in 2346. He recruited "Luma Rahl" to plant a bomb in Gul Dukat's quarters.
General Hazar (Michael Durrell)- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night".
A Bajoran military official who refused to allow Skrreean vessels to land on Bajor, resulting in a tragic confrontation.
Heler (Thomas Prisco)- "Sanctuary"
A Bajoran prisoner on the Ravinok, who survived its crash and was one of the slave mineworkers for the Breen when rescued by Kira and Dukat. He told Kira of Lorit's death.
Hovath (Lawrence Monoson)- "Indiscretion"
A Bajoran, the Sirah's apprentice, whose first attempt to control the Dal'Rok failed. After O'Brien was appointed the Sirah's successor instead of him, Hovath tried to kill O'Brien, but was caught. However, he finally realized, with Bashir's help, that the Sirah had known that O'Brien would fail and that Hovath would have to save the day. Thus Hovath gained the confidence needed to become Sirah.
Ibudan (Stephen James Carver)- "The Storyteller"
A Bajoran black marketeer during the Occupation. Odo once saw him deny medicine to the family of a dying girl, because they could not pay. Later Odo arrested him for murdering a Cardassian. Ibudan was released from Kran-Tobol by the provisional government after the end of the Occupation. He promptly plotted to seek revenge against Odo by murdering a clone of himself and framing Odo for the deed. Cell material found in his quarters proved his undoing, and Odo arrested Ibudan again. (Another clone of Ibudan was grown in the infirmary by Bashir, in the process of finding out what the cell material was. This clone was released into Bajoran society.)
Imutta -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "A Man Alone"
Ishan Chaye
A Bajoran electronics engineer, age 38 in 2366, with no criminal record; his family lived in Rakantha Province. He was one of three Bajorans who were unjustly accused of attempting to assassinate Gul Dukat, and subsequently executed. In Odo's reminiscence of the event, his mind cast Sisko in the role of Ishan.
Nurse Jabara -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Things Past"
Minister Jaro Essa (Frank Langella) [uncredited]
A Bajoran minister who recalled Kira to Bajor, appointing Li Nalas to replace her. Jaro turned out to be the leader of the Circle, in cahoots with then-Vedek Winn. It was at Jaro's direction that General Krim led the Circle's takeover of DS9. However, when the Cardassian connection was exposed, Jaro surrendered.
Major Jatarn- "The Homecoming"/"The Circle"/"The Siege"
A member of the Bajoran military. Kira proposed him to Sisko as a replacement for her, when she planned to quit her position to follow her d'jarra.
Jillur Gueta- "Accession"
A Bajoran artist, age 55 in 2366, who had been arrested three times for disturbing the peace; he was from Rakantha Province. Jillur was one of three Bajorans who were unjustly accused of attempting to assassinate Gul Dukat, and subsequently executed. In Odo's reminiscence of the event, his mind cast Garak in the role of Jillur.
Jomat Luson (Sharon Conley)- "Things Past"
The Bajoran social worker who recorded the file on Rugal, and later told Bashir and Garak about how Rugal was brought in to the Tozhat Resettlement Center.
Kainon (Tony Rizzoli)- "Cardassians"
A Bajoran man who was in a cell in Security when Marritza was put there. After being released, Kainon stabbed Marritza to death.
Kalem Apren- "Duet"
First Minister of the Bajoran provisional government until he died in his sleep of heart failure in 2371. Kira had met him once, and thought he seemed like a good man.
Kandra Vilk -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Shakaar"
Kara Polus -- See Brin Tusk, above.
Minister Kaval (Ted Sorel)
Minister of State on Bajor, who told Sisko the provisional government wanted Marritza taken to Bajor for trial.
Keena (Annie O'Donnell)- "Duet"
A Bajoran woman, made mute by the Cardassians during the Occupation. See Baltrim, above.
Kesha -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Progress"
Kira Meru (Leslie Hope)
Wife of Kira Taban and mother of their three children: Nerys, Reon, and Pohl. Nerys stated in "Second Skin" that her mother was an icon painter; she also believed that Meru had died of malnutrition at the Singha refugee camp in 2346, but in actuality Meru was taken from her family to serve the Cardassians as a "comfort woman" and became Gul Dukat's lover, which she remained until her death seven years later. Nerys was told of their relationship by Dukat in 2374, and, through the Orb of Time, learned that it was true. Meru was born in 2314 and died in a Cardassian hospital in 2353.
Major Kira Nerys -- See under Regular Characters.- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
Kira Pohl
Kira Nerys' younger brother, whom she saw as a 1-year-old (approximately) when she consulted the Orb of Time. Indications seem to be that he eventually died sometime before Taban.
Kira Reon- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
Kira Nerys' younger brother, whom she saw as a (approximately) 2-year-old when she consulted the Orb of Time. He apparently eventually died at some point before Taban.
- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
Kira Taban (Thomas Kopache)
Apparently a farmer or gardener; husband of Meru and father of their three children, Nerys, Reon, and Pohl. When their daughter Nerys was 3, Taban and Meru were living in a group cavern in the Singha refugee camp. Meru was taken away by the Cardassians to serve as a "comfort woman"; after which her family was given extra food and medicine and allowed to return home. Taban told his children that their mother had died at Singha, of malnutrition.
- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
Sometime between 2356 and 2369, when Nerys was grown and a member of the Shakaar cell (his sons were apparently dead at that point), Taban was living in a house in a village which the Cardassians burned down. Taban tried to reason with them, was mortally wounded, and was among the injured rescued by the Shakaar. Nerys later regretted the fact that she chose to go off on a raid rather than comfort him as he died.
Klin- "Ties of Blood and Water"
A former member of the Shakaar resistance cell, detained for questioning after Shakaar went on the run.
Kor- "Shakaar"
A member of the Kohn-Ma, who, with Noric, brought Tahna the latinum to pay Lursa and B'Etor for the bilitrium.
Ranjen Koral (James Greene)- "Past Prologue"
A high-ranking monk of a rather informal order which was participating in the excavation of B'Hala when they found an ancient tablet, which Koral showed to Sisko as the Emissary.
Koran- "The Reckoning"
Mardah's sister, who disapproved of her being a Dabo girl.
- "The Abandoned"
Korena (Galyn Gorg)
In an alternate future, Jake Sisko's wife. She was Bajoran, and an artist. Korena supported Jake at first when he quit writing to study subspace mechanics, but their marriage eventually fell apart.
Over-General Krim (Stephen Macht)- "The Visitor"
Commander-in-chief of the militia on Bajor. Sisko, who first met Krim at a session of the executive committee, told him that the Circle was possibly being armed by the Cardassians. Later, Krim led the takeover of DS9, but after the Cardassian involvement was proven, he returned command of the station to Sisko.
- "The Circle", "The Siege"
Secretary Kubus Oak (Bert Remsen)
Special Bajoran liaison to the Cardassian-run government during the Occupation. Kubus was afterward exiled and lived on Cardassia until he returned, giving Vedek Winn evidence that Vedek Bareil had been a collaborator. In return, Winn was going to allow him to live on Bajor again.
Laira -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Collaborator"
Latara -- See under People and Things on DS9.
Vedek Latha Mabrin (Matt Roe)
A former member of the Shakaar resistance cell, who built the plasma charge that Kira used to bomb the house of Gul Pirak. Latha had renounced violence and entered a religious order; Kira hadn't spoken to him since 2371. In 2373, Latha was conducting a religious ceremony when a small hunter probe hidden in a candle fired a disruptor blast, killing him.
Leeta -- See under Recurring Characters.- "The Darkness and the Light"
Colonel Lenaris Holem (John Doman)
A Bajoran military official and former member of the Ornathia resistance cell, who had been present at the Pullock IV raid. Lenaris had had a brother at Gallitep. In 2371, he led the militia force sent to capture Shakaar and company. Finally, confronted by Shakaar and Kira, rather than start a possible civil war, he agreed to take them to the capital.
- "Shakaar"
Li Nalas (Richard Beymer)
A legendary Bajoran resistance fighter who was believed to have been killed until it was discovered that he had been held in a labor camp on Cardassia IV for ten years. He was rescued by Kira and O'Brien, and returned to a hero's welcome on DS9. However, Li was reluctant and apprehensive at the prospect of filling the role his fellow Bajorans wanted him to play, that of hero and leader. He tried to stow away on a Tygarian freighter, but was caught. Li confessed to Sisko that his entire reputation had resulted from a single incident in which he had shot and killed Gul Zarale, who was bathing in a river at the time. But Sisko convinced him to stay and try to be the legend that Bajor needed. Li was then appointed by Jaro as "Navarch", to replace Kira as liaison officer on DS9. He helped rescue Kira from the Circle, and participated in the defense of DS9, but died when he took a phaser shot meant for Sisko.
Lorit Akrem- "The Homecoming"/"The Circle"/"The Siege"
A Bajoran resistance fighter, and friend of Kira and Razka. He recruited Kira into the Shakaar resistance cell. He was one of the prisoners on the Ravinok when it disappeared; it was in hopes of finding him that Kira went to investigate when a part of the ship was finally found. She eventually learned that Lorit survived the crash but was killed in a cave-in in the Breen mine in 2370.
Lupaza (Diane Salinger)- "Indiscretion"
A Bajoran woman, a former member of the Shakaar resistance group. She spoke up for Kira's inclusion in an ambush in 2356, and later made her an earring. After the Occupation, Lupaza turned farmer, a fact which amazed Kira. Lupaza, who was Furel's lover, was an expert at defeating security systems. She was among the former cell members who went on the run with Shakaar and Kira.
- "Shakaar"
Lupaza was murdered with Furel by Silaran Prin, using a hunter probe, as revenge for their part in the raid on Gul Pirak's house; see under Furel, above.
Lussilla- "The Darkness and the Light"
A name Mullibok called out while having a nightmare. From the sound of it, Lussilla was a woman, possibly Mullibok's wife or a family member, who was hurt, raped, or killed by the Cardassians while he was forced to watch.
Marat Kobar -- See Brin Tusk, above.- "Progress"
Mardah -- See under People and Things on DS9.
Vedek Mera
A vedek with whom Kira discussed Bajor's impending membership in the Federation.
Kai Meressa- "Rapture"
Quoted by Dukat on the subject of Bajoran beliefs concerning death.
Midwife (Miriam Flynn)- "Indiscretion"
She took care of Mika when she gave birth.
Mika (Maureen Flannigan)- "Covenant"
Benyan's wife, who was pregnant. She gave birth to a half-Cardassian baby, which Dukat claimed was a "sign" from the pah-wraiths. However, the baby had, of course, actually been fathered by Dukat. When Mika told Dukat she wasn't certain she could lie to her husband, Dukat trapped her in an airlock and depressurized it; however, Kira got there in time to save Mika's life. Benyan, Mika, and the baby were among the cult members taken off Empok Nor by the Defiant.
Mobara- "Covenant"
One of three former Shakaar resistance cell members detained for questioning when Shakaar went on the run.
- "Shakaar"
Mobara was living in Musilla Province, working at the university engineering school. Probably using a hunter probe, Silaran Prin injected a microexplosive device behind Mobara's right ear as Mobara slept, killing him when it detonated.
Monk #1 -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Darkness and the Light"
Dr. Mora Pol (James Sloyan)
The Bajoran scientist who discovered and studied Odo, and who became his surrogate "father". Odo's hairstyle is an imitation of Mora's. He was first mentioned, though not by name, in "The Forsaken". Mora, who had opposed Odo's leaving the laboratory, came to DS9 in 2370, after DNA similar to Odo's was detected on LS6. When a "creature" trashed the station's lab and infirmary, Mora realized that it was Odo, suffering a metamorphic reaction to a volcanic gas from the planet. At first he tried to use Odo's condition to get him to return to the lab, but when the emotional stress caused Odo to become the creature again, Mora was remorseful. After Odo was cured, the two reconciled.
- "The Alternate"
In 2373, Mora was working with Starfleet on techniques to detect Changeling infiltrators; he was on Bajor visiting his parents when he heard about the baby Changeling. He came to DS9 to help Odo find a way to communicate with it. Mora advocated the same techniques he had used with Odo, causing a clash between the two; but they reconciled again after the Changeling died.
- "The Begotten"
Mullibok (Brian Keith)
An old Bajoran farmer who, after escaping from a Cardassian labor camp, settled on Jeraddo and raised katterpods there for forty years. He refused to be evacuated for an energy project which would make the moon uninhabitable. Kira was sent to persuade him, and despite coming to like him, she finally burned down his house to force him to leave.
Vedek Nane- "Progress"
Ziyal's art teacher.
Neela -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Sons and Daughters"
Noric
See Kor, above.
Ojuy Gell -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Past Prologue"
Okala -- See under People and Things on DS9.
Old Man (Tom Klunis)
A disguise assumed by Ibudan so that he could enjoy Odo's predicament after framing the shapeshifter for murder. The name he used was Lamonay S.
Onara -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "A Man Alone"
Kai Opaka (Camille Saviola)
The revered spiritual leader of the Bajoran people, who in "Emissary" was the first person to greet Sisko as the Emissary when he arrived, and loaned him an Orb to guide him to the Celestial Temple.
Later that year, in "Battle Lines", Opaka went on an impromptu tour of the Gamma Quadrant with Sisko, Bashir, and Kira. Their runabout crashed on a moon that turned out to be a penal colony. Opaka died in the crash but was resurrected by artificial microbes; however, due to their environment-specific nature, she was unable to leave. She accepted this, believing she had been brought there to heal the warring Ennis and Nol-Ennis.
In "The Collaborator", Kira learned that Kai Opaka had ordered Prylar Bek to reveal the location of a rebel camp in the Kendra Valley to the Cardassians. 43 Bajorans were killed as a result; one of them was Opaka's own son. Opaka made this sacrifice because otherwise the Cardassians would have massacred the inhabitants of the entire valley.
Opaka appeared in orb visions to Bareil in "The Collaborators", and in orb shadows to Sisko in "Accession".
Other facts (more of a speculation really): Opaka seemed to have some type of precognitive ability.
Appearances: "Emissary", "Battle Lines", "The Collaborator", "Accession".
Vedek Oram
A vedek who invited Sisko to visit his monastery in Kendra Province.
Ornak- "Penumbra"
A former member of the Shakaar resistance cell, detained for questioning by the militia after Shakaar went on the run.
Pallra (Katherine Moffat)- "Shakaar"
A Bajoran woman, Vaatrik's widow, who claimed to Odo that her husband had had an affair with Kira. Five years later, she hired Quark to get her a box from behind the wall of her husband's former shop, a box that contained a list. She also hired Trazko to kill Quark. Pallra's plan to blackmail the people named in the list, who were collaborators during the Occupation, was uncovered by Odo, who arrested her.
Peace Officer (Eric Server)- "Necessary Evil"
A Bajoran security officer, stationed on Bajor; an old friend of Odo's. Odo spoke with him via subspace about the Circle.
Vedek Porta -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Circle"
Proka Migdal (Terrence Evans)
A Bajoran man, Rugal's adoptive father. He hated Cardassians, and rumor had it that he was abusing Rugal, but evidence did not support this. Sisko finally decided, however, that Rugal should go back to Cardassia to live with his biological father.
Prylar Quen- "Cardassians"
A monk associated with the Shakaar cell.
Razka Karn (Roy Brocksmith)- "Ties of Blood and Water"
A Bajoran friend of Kira's, formerly a smuggler, who had become a dealer in scrap metal. He was also a thief and black marketeer. Razka contacted Kira with news that he had acquired part of the forward sensor array of the Ravinok, a ship on which their mutual friend Lorit Akrem was a prisoner. Kira and Dukat met with him in the Badlands.
Vedek Redab- "Indiscretion"
A late Bajoran cleric. Quark claimed that the pens he was selling had been blessed by him.
Prylar Rhit -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Fascination"
Roana -- See under People and Things on DS9.
Minister Rozahn (Kitty Swink)
A Bajoran minister with whom Kira spent a day talking about irrigating the Trilar peninsula. She came to DS9 with Vedek Sorad to deliver the provisional government's response to the Skrreeans' request for emigration.
Sahgi -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Sanctuary"
Sarish Rez (Bruce Wright)
A Bajoran, aide to First Minister Shakaar. He accompanied Shakaar to DS9.
Sarjeno- "Crossfire"
Mardah's brother, who disapproved of her being a Dabo girl.
Scavenger (John Marzilli)- "The Abandoned"
At the Singha refugee center in 2346; tried to take the Kira family's ration of soup but was fought off by "Luma".
Security Officer (John Kenton Shull)- "Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
One of two Bajorans who attempted to arrest Shakaar and were knocked unconscious by him and Kira.
Shabren- "Shakaar"
A Bajoran who made at least five prophecies; see Shabren's Fifth Prophecy under Bajor (Miscellaneous).
- "The Reckoning"
Shakaar Edon (Duncan Regehr)
A Bajoran resistance fighter, leader of the cell named after him, which was the cell in which Kira fought. He had a bit of a reputation as a ladies' man, which reached even Dukat's files. After the Occupation, however, Shakaar became a farmer in Dahkur Province.
In "Shakaar", he was keeping some soil reclamators which Kai Winn wanted back. Kira was attempting to reach a compromise when Winn sent security agents to arrest Shakaar, who went on the run with his old cell, including Kira. During this time, Shakaar's popularity grew to the point where he realized that a civil war could result if the conflict continued. Finally he announced his intention to run for First Minister, an office which he won.
Shakaar came to DS9 in "Crossfire" for negotiations to shorten the timetable for Bajor's admission to the Federation. While there, he was guarded by Odo due to threats of assassination. Shakaar and Kira became lovers at that time. He later was present when Kira gave birth to Kirayoshi O'Brien in "The Begotten". However, Shakaar and Kira finally broke up following a visit to the Kenda shrine, where they had asked the Prophets if they were meant to walk the same path, and the answer came up negative.
In "His Way", when Kira went to Bajor to visit Shakaar, everyone, including Odo, assumed that they would resume their relationship, but actually she only briefed him on the situation with the Dominion.
Appearances: "Shakaar", "Crossfire", "The Begotten".
The Sirah (Kay E. Kuter)
The aged "storyteller" of a Bajoran village, whom Bashir was summoned to treat when he fell ill. Bashir was unable to save him, but before dying, the Sirah named O'Brien as his successor. It was thought afterwards that this was his way of giving his apprentice, Hovath, the confidence to be his true successor.
Sirco Ch'ano- "The Storyteller"
A Bajoran man who ordered 100 gross of self-sealing stem bolts from a Lissepian trader, but was unable to pay. Later, he obtained the bolts from Jake and Nog, in exchange for seven tessipates of land on Bajor.
- "Progress"
Ranjen Solbor (James Otis)
Kai Winn's assistant, who had been with her for many years.
- "'Til Death Do Us Part", "Strange Bedfellows"
Solbor, who was suspicious of "Anjohl", revealed to Kai Winn that DNA sequencing tests had proven that Anjohl was really Gul Dukat. When he realized that Winn intended to betray the Prophets by freeing the pah-wraiths, she stabbed him to death before he could alert anyone.
Vedek Solis- "The Changing Face of Evil"
A vedek who, during the 2374 Gratitude Festival, was fundraising on the Promenade for Bajoran flood victims. Odo arrested him because he didn't have a license to do so. Though he wasn't in holding for more than an hour, this caused Odo and Kira's first argument as a couple.
Vedek Sorad (Robert Curtis-Brown)- "Tears of the Prophets"
A representative from the Vedek Assembly, who came to DS9 with Minister Rozahn to deliver the provisional government's response to the Skrreeans' request to be allowed to emigrate.
Dr. Surmak Ren (Matthew Faison)- "Sanctuary"
A Bajoran doctor, formerly of the Higa Metar cell. He was medical assistant to Dekon Elig, and witnessed Dekon's death certificate in 2362. Later he was repatriated to Bajor on the closing of the camp, and became chief administrator of the Ilvian Medical Complex. When contacted by Kira, Surmak claimed to know little about the aphasia virus, and refused to help, whereupon Kira kidnapped him and informed him that he had now been exposed. Thus motivated, Surmak then went to DS9 and found the cure. (Surmak's biodata, shown on screen, said that his parents were Surmak Hoek and Surmak Stimpson; one of the in-jokes scattered through the computer panels on the series by Michael Okuda. These jokes were not meant to be visible to the viewer, but this one was quite clear.)
Nurse Tagana -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Babel"
Tahna Los (Jeffrey Nordling)
A Bajoran terrorist and member of the Kohn-Ma, who was being chased by Gul Danar's warship when he sought asylum on DS9. Kira, who had fought with Tahna in the underground, worked to gain amnesty for him and the rest of the Kohn-Ma. However, it turned out that Tahna was dealing with Lursa and B'Etor for a cylinder of bilitrium, which together with the antimatter converter he had stolen from the Cardassians, would make a powerful bomb. His purpose was to destroy the wormhole, in the belief that without it, the Federation would leave Bajor to its own interests. Kira finally turned against him and worked to foil him; as he was finally arrested, Tahna labelled her a traitor.
Talnot- "Past Prologue"
A Bajoran whose prophecy of the "final days" was quoted by Winn.
Kai Taluno- "'Til Death Do Us Part"
A Kai in the 22nd century, whose ship was disabled for several days in the Denorios Belt. He said the heavens opened up and nearly swallowed his ship, which, among other things, led Sisko and Dax to discover the wormhole.
Tekoa -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "Emissary"
Ranjen Telna
He gave a ceremony at the Bajoran temple on DS9.
- "Covenant"
He later became a Vedek. Sisko had planned to have him perform his and Kasidy's wedding.
Timor Landi- "'Til Death Do Us Part"
A Bajoran bookkeeper from Rakantha Province, age 46 in 2366; he had a wife and two sons. Like Ishan and Jillur, he had family ties to the resistance, which almost every Bajoran did by then. Timor was one of three Bajorans who were unjustly accused of attempting to assassinate Gul Dukat, and subsequently executed. In Odo's reminiscence of the event, his mind cast himself in the role of Timor.
Vedek Tolena- "Things Past"
A candidate for Kai. Kira joked to Bareil that she was thinking of voting for her.
Vedek Tonsa -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Collaborator"
Vedek Topeka
A famous Bajoran artist. Kira said that Ziyal's paintings reminded her of Topeka's early work.
Tor Jolan- "Sons and Daughters"
Considered by Bashir to be the best of Bajor's composers, although derivative of the Boldaric masters of the last century.
Tora Naprem- "Crossover"
Dukat's Bajoran mistress during the Occupation, and mother of his daughter Ziyal. In 2366, the Ravinok was transporting them to a rendezvous with a freighter, which would have taken them to Lissepia. When Dukat found the Bajoran pledge bracelet he had given her, he knew that she had died in the shipwreck.
Minister Toran (Michael Bofshever)- "Indiscretion"
A member of the Bajoran provisional government, in charge of the energy-tapping project on Jeraddo.
Trakor- "Progress"
A Bajoran who, 3000 years ago, made at least 4 prophecies. His third was written after he encountered the Orb of Change. It mentioned three vipers returning to their nest in the sky and causing the temple to burn and its gates to be cast open. Yarka interpreted it to mean that the three Cardassians coming to the station would destroy the wormhole. Instead, a subspace trail was ignited through the wormhole, making communications through it possible. Trakor's 4th prophecy concerned the Emissary facing a fiery trial and being forced to make a decision.
Trazko (Robert Mackenzie)- "Destiny"
A Bajoran assassin hired by Pallra to kill Quark. He failed, twice, and was taken into custody by Odo.
Trentin Fala (Jennifer Savidge)- "Necessary Evil"
A Bajoran woman who spent the Occupation cleaning floors in a Cardassian records office in Dahkur Province, and passing information to the Shakaar resistance cell. It was her information that helped them bomb Gul Pirak's house. In 2373, after Latha's death, Fala contacted Kira for help; Kira promised to have Worf and Dax pick her up and take her to safety on DS9, but as they were beaming her up, she was killed by a remat detonator -- the handiwork of Silaran Prin.
Trooper (Harry Hutchinson)- "The Darkness and the Light"
A member of the Bajoran militia force under Colonel Lenaris, who almost started a shootout when he fired at Furel while Shakaar and Kira were talking to Lenaris.
Vedek Ungtae- "Shakaar"
A leading candidate to succeed Winn as Kai.
Vaatrik- "What You Leave Behind"
A Bajoran chemist who ran a shop on the station during the Occupation. He was found murdered in his shop; the case was Odo's first criminal investigation. It went unsolved until a list naming eight collaborators was found in the wall of Vaatrik's former shop. Odo realized that Vaatrik had been a collaborator too, the direct contact of Gul Dukat. Kira finally admitted that she had been looking for the list in the shop when Vaatrik walked in on her, and she had no choice but to kill him.
- "Necessary Evil"
Varani (William Schallert)
One of Bajor's most famous musicians. Much to Quark's displeasure, the bar patrons were so mesmerized by his playing that they weren't drinking or gambling. Varani asked Kira to prod the ministers of the provisional government to rebuild Bajor's exhibition halls such as the Jalanda Forum.
- "Sanctuary"
Varis Sul (Gina Philips)
Tetrarch of the Paqu, whose parents were killed by the Cardassians. She was 15 when she came to DS9 in 2369 to negotiate a border dispute with the Navot, and was befriended by Jake and Nog. Inspired by Nog, Varis decided to offer the Navot their former land back, in exchange for free trade access to both sides of the Glyrhond.
Vendor -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Storyteller"
Dr. Weld Ram (Matt McKenzie)
A Bajoran scientist and colleague of Dr. Mora's, who came along on the expedition to LS6, and found a sample of a silicate vegetative lifeform with DNA resembling Odo's. Along with Mora and Dax, he was rendered unconscious by a volcanic gas, and was the last to recover.
Vedek (later Kai) Winn -- See under Recurring Characters.- "The Alternate"
Woban (Jordan Lund)
The leader of the Navot people. He came to DS9 to negotiate a border dispute with the Paqu.
Woman (Amy Benedict)- "The Storyteller"
In the Sirah's village; she asked O'Brien to bless her infant daughter.
Vedek Yarka (Erick Avari)- "The Storyteller"
A Vedek who had been defrocked, officially for teachings contrary to the Bajoran faith, but actually for leading protests against the Vedek Assembly when they endorsed the peace treaty with Cardassia. He came to DS9 to warn Sisko of Trakor's third prophecy. Afterwards, he admitted he had let his distrust of Cardassians blind him to what the prophecy had really said.
Vedek Yassim (Lilyan Chauvin)- "Destiny"
A leading opponent of the Dominion occupation, who organized a demonstration on the Promenade to protest the sending of 400 Vorta "facilitators" to Bajor. The day after accusing Kira of being a Dominion apologist, she carried out her protest -- by publicly hanging herself from the railing of the Promenade's second level.
Y'Pora (Peggy Roeder)- "Rocks and Shoals"
A Bajoran midwife, who attended the birth of the O'Briens' son.
Zayra -- See under People and Things on DS9.- "The Begotten"
Zocal
A Bajoran who made at least three prophecies centuries ago; the third stated that only someone who had been touched by the Prophets could find the ruins of B'Hala.
- "Rapture"
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