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*'''[[JP]]''': a unit of measure for liquid, approximately 1 pint ([[TRS]]: "[[Water]]")
*'''[[JP]]''': a unit of measure for liquid, approximately 1 pint ([[TRS]]: "[[Water]]")
*'''[[krypter]]''': Colonial version of "mayday". In practice, the term is usually repeated three times ([[TRS]]: [[Miniseries]], "[[Hero]]")
*'''[[krypter]]''': Colonial version of "mayday". In practice, the term is usually repeated three times ([[TRS]]: [[Miniseries]], "[[Hero]]")
*{{inlineref|mag cellerator}}: a magnetic acceleration feature in a {{RDM|battlestar}}'s [[launch tube]], thus allowing the Vipers to launch at high rates of speed for rapid deployment in combat situations {{TRS|Daybreak, Part I}}
*{{inlineref|mag cellerator}}: a magnetic acceleration feature in a {{RDM|battlestar}}'s {{RDM|launch tube}}, thus allowing the Vipers to launch at high rates of speed for rapid deployment in combat situations {{TRS|Daybreak, Part I}}
*'''[[morpha]]''': Colonial equivalent of morphine ([[TRS]]: "[[Valley of Darkness]]", "[[Epiphanies]]")
*'''[[morpha]]''': Colonial equivalent of morphine ([[TRS]]: "[[Valley of Darkness]]", "[[Epiphanies]]")
*'''[[Pyramid (RDM)|Pyramid]]''': popular Colonial ball game
*'''[[Pyramid (RDM)|Pyramid]]''': popular Colonial ball game

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Battlestar Galactica Terminology


This is a listing of acronyms, initialisms, jargon and terminology used in both the Re-imagined Series and its prequel, Caprica.

Abbreviations, Acronyms and Initialisms[edit]

Military Jargon[edit]

Religious terminology[edit]

Other Colloquialisms[edit]

Battlestar Galactica Specific Terms[edit]

References[edit]

  1. The actual process is called a "jump".
  2. This term originated from the Disney film Tron: it is one of the first movies to make use of computer generated, virtual worlds with avatars.
  3. Whether the Cylons have a download facility on the planet or in orbit, Seelix uses "Download City" as a figure of speech, which is confirmed by Bradley Thompson on the Official Communiques page.