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The language of Tauron is distinct from the typical standard language used throughout the Twelve Colonies of Kobol circa 42YR (58 BCH).

Many proud Taurons were displaced during Tauron Civil War and emigrated to various colonies, including Caprica. In order to resist assimilation, Taurons carved out their footholds (such as Little Tauron within Caprica City) while maintaining their strong cultural heritage by practicing cultural rites, religious practices, and through their use of language.

Loanwords

Ha'la'tha: "always faithful to the soil"; it is later used as the formal name of the crime syndicate lead by the Guatrau.

Terms

lee-pa-ross: smooth; Sam Adama tells Willie Adama that his father was lee-pa-ross with the ladies in his youth, while Sam tried to hit on men with limited success (CAP: "Rebirth").
skṓr (σκῶρ): excrement, dung, shit; Sam Adama comments on a car that he and Willie come across, noting that it looks like skṓr, en route to vandalizing a storefront in Little Tauron (CAP: "Rebirth").

Notes

The language used by Taurons in Caprica is a mixture of various Greek dialects, including Ancient Homeric Greek and new Greek.

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 The '''language of [[Tauron]]''' is distinct from the typical standard language used throughout the [[Twelve Colonies of Kobol]] circa [[42YR]] ([[58 BCH]]).
-Many proud Taurons were displaced during [[Tauron Civil War]] and emigrated to various colonies, including {{RDM|Caprica}}. In order to resist assimilation, Taurons carved out their footholds (such as [[Little Tauron]] within [[Caprica City]]) while maintaining their strong cultural heritage by practicing cultural rights, religious practices, and in their use of language.
+Many proud Taurons were displaced during [[Tauron Civil War]] and emigrated to various colonies, including {{RDM|Caprica}}. In order to resist assimilation, Taurons carved out their footholds (such as [[Little Tauron]] within [[Caprica City]]) while maintaining their strong cultural heritage by practicing cultural rites, religious practices, and through their use of language.
 == Loanwords ==