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1CultureGSVBora Horza GobuchulOcean, later RangeThe name chosen by the Mind at the centre of the events of the book, after its rescue and emplacement in a GSV.
2CultureGSVDeterministSystemThe largest GSV class built by the Culture, composed of multiple separate hulls. Population 6 billion.
3CultureGSVEschatologist (temporary name)OceanA comparatively small GSV class, designed for combat and military manufacturing.
4CultureGSVIrregular Apocalypse
5CultureGSVNo More Mr Nice Guy
6CultureLSVProfit Margin
7CultureGCUNervous EnergyMountain
8CultureGCUProsthetic Conscience
9CultureROURevisionistKiller
10CultureROUTrade SurplusKiller
11Culture UlteriorGSVThe Ends Of InventionOfficially discharged from Culture service, with its Mind/s removed, and employed as a neutral vessel to evacuate Vavatch Orbital.
12IdiranLight CruiserThe Hand of God 137
13Non-aligned (Ex-Hronish)Armoured assaultClear Air Turbulence or "CAT" for shortA pirate ship, and one of the main settings of the book. Named by the author after the rock album Clear Air Turbulence by the Ian Gillan Band, the cover of which shows a yellow-striped spacecraft painted by the sci-fi artist Chris Foss.[3] The Clear Air Turbulence in the book is also described as having yellow stripes on its hull.
14Non-alignedControl SurfaceThird ship of Ghalssel's Raiders, commanded by Jandraligeli, a former member of Kraiklyn's Free Company. This ship is mentioned only in the book's appendices.
15CultureGSVCargo Cult
16CultureGSVLittle RascalPlateFocused on 'throughput' (ship construction and crewing), rather than accommodation. Population 250 million. Plate class hull dimensions 53 km × 22 km × 4 km (32.9 mi × 13.7 mi × 2.5 mi).
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18The Deep Submersible Support Vessel (DSSV) Pressure Drop, the expedition support ship of the Five Deeps Expedition led by Victor Vescovo, has a utility boat on it called the Little Rascal. Similar to its namesake, the small vessel is designed to provide frequent crew-support missions and provisioning runs for the main ship.
19CultureGSVSo Much For SubtletyRange
20CultureGSVUnfortunate Conflict Of Evidence
21CultureGSVYouthful Indiscretion
22CultureGCUFlexible Demeanour
23CultureGCUJust Read The InstructionsElon Musk named three SpaceX autonomous spaceport drone ships after these ships.
24CultureGCUOf Course I Still Love You
25Culture(D)ROUZealot
26Culture(D)GOULimiting FactorMurdererJernau Morat Gurgeh's ship to Empire of Azad. Nominally demilitarised, but actually retains part of its main armament. Victor Vescovo, an American deep-sea explorer, named the deep diving submersible DSV Limiting Factor after this ship.[5]
27CultureLOUGunboat DiplomatAn allusion to the concept of gunboat diplomacy.
28CultureSuperlifterKiss My AssRiver
29CultureSuperlifterPrime MoverAn allusion to the Aristotelian philosophical concept of the prime mover, in humorous reference to the function of a Superlifter.
30CultureClipperScrew Loose
31AzadianBattlecruiserInvincibleFlagship of the Empire of Azad.
32CultureGSVBad For Business
33CultureGCUAblation*
34CultureGCUArbitraryEscarpmentThe only ship actually appearing in the book, and one of its main settings.
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36CultureGCUArrested Development*
37CultureGCUA Series Of Unlikely Explanations
38CultureGCUA Ship With A View*
39CultureGCUBig Sexy Beast
40CultureGCUBoo!
41CultureGCUCantankerous
42CultureGCUCredibility Problem*
43CultureGCUDramatic Exit*
44CultureGCUExcuses And Accusations*
45CultureGCUFunny, It Worked Last Time...
46CultureGCUGod Told Me To Do It*
47CultureGCUHalation Effect*
48CultureGCUHappy Idiot Talk*
49CultureGCUHelpless In The Face Of Your Beauty*
50CultureGCUHeresiarch*
51CultureGCUI Thought He Was With You
52CultureGCUIt'll Be Over By Christmas
53CultureGCUJust Another Victim Of The Ambient Morality*
54CultureGCUMinority Report*
55CultureGCUNever Talk To Strangers
56CultureGCUNot Wanted On Voyage*
57CultureGCUOnly Slightly Bent
58CultureGCUPerfidy*
59CultureGCUSacrificial Victim*
60CultureGCUSpace Monster
61CultureGCUStranger Here Myself*
62CultureGCUSynchronize Your Dogmas*
63CultureGCUThank You And Goodnight*
64CultureGCUThe Precise Nature Of The Catastrophe*
65CultureGCUUltimate Ship The Second
66CultureGCUUndesirable Alien*
67CultureGCUUnwitting Accomplice*
68CultureGCUWell I Was In The Neighbourhood*
69CultureGCUYou'll Thank Me Later*
70CultureGCUYou Would If You Really Loved Me*
71CultureGSVCongenital Optimist
72CultureGSVSize Isn't EverythingLength of over 80 kilometers. Parent ship of the Sweet and Full of Grace.
73CultureGSVWhat Are The Civilian Applications?ContinentLimited edition Prompt subclass. Can outrun a Very Fast Picket.
74CultureGCUJust Testing
75CultureGCUSweet and Full of GraceChild ship of the Size Isn't Everything. Unusual insofar as being the only Culture ship mentioned in the series to not have its name in start case.
76CultureGCUVery Little Gravitas IndeedPart of the "... Gravitas ..." running gag.[7]
77CultureVFP/(D)ROUXenophobeTorturer
78CultureGSVAnticipation Of A New Lover's Arrival, ThePlate
79CultureGSVDeath And GravityIts name is a play on the adage that only death and taxes are inevitable; "taxes" are replaced with gravity, since the Culture doesn't have taxes (or money).
80CultureGSVEthics GradientRangeParent ship of the Fate Amenable To Change. References ethical relativism, where no moral position is absolute.
81CultureGSVHonest MistakeParent ship of the Grey Area.
82CultureGSVLimivorousOcean"of or relating to animals, usually worms or bivalves, that ingest earth or mud to extract the organic matter from it." Unflattering view of non-Mind entities if this is how it sees its relationship with the ship's organic complement.
83CultureGSVUninvited Guest
84CultureGSVUse Psychology
85CultureGSVWhat Is The Answer And Why?
86CultureGSVWisdom Like SilenceContinentControlled by three Minds.
87CultureGSVYawning AngelRangeTop speed, 146,000 × light-speed.
88CultureGSVZero GravitasPart of the "... Gravitas ..." running gag.[7]
89CultureMSVNot Invented HereDesertThe Desert class was originally a GSV class that was demoted to MSV as Culture ship sizes grew. The Not Invented Here is usually termed an MSV, but is also referred to as an actual GSV twice (Genar-Hofoen is told that the NIH was a GSV by Tishlin, and he subsequently refers to it as a GSV even after knowing that it is now an MSV), while towards the end of the book it is referred to as an LSV by the Sleeper Service and in authorial narration. Accounts of its history are also contradictory: at one point, characters indicate that the NIH is generally believed (even within Special Circumstances) to have been destroyed five centuries earlier; at another, the narration states that it has always remained an apparently normal part of the Culture, with a very well-documented past.
90CultureLSVMisophistA Sophist is "a person who reasons with clever but false arguments."[citation needed] A Misophist is presumably someone who dislikes sophists.
91CultureLSVSerious Callers OnlyTundra
92CultureGCVSteely GlintPlainsParent ship of the Attitude Adjuster.
93CultureGCUDifferent TanMountain
94CultureGCUFate Amenable To ChangeEscarpmentChild ship of the Ethics Gradient.
95CultureGCUGrey Area (aka Meatfucker)Ostracised for non-consensual mindreading of biological individuals, earning it the condemnation of other ships, who then ignored its chosen name in favor of Meatfucker. Child ship of the Honest Mistake. Also mentioned in Look to Windward.
96CultureGCUIt's Character Forming
97CultureGCUJaundiced OutlookRidgeChild ship of the Sleeper Service.
98CultureGCUProblem ChildTroubadourEarly (vs Excession-contemporary) GCU, historical mention. Nominally captained by Zreyn Tramow.
99CultureGCUReasonable Excuse
100CultureGCURecent Convert
101CultureGCUTactical GraceEscarpment
102CultureGCUUnacceptable BehaviourChild ship of the Quietly Confident (Sleeper Service).
103CultureLOUAttitude AdjusterKillerNominally demilitarised, but in fact a fully armed warship. Child ship of the Steely Glint. Class possibly downgraded from ROU (designated as such in Consider Phlebas, set five centuries earlier).
104CultureROUHeavy MessingGangsterAn allusion to a term from Glaswegian, or from Ned-ese. Generally if one is said to be "heavy messing" they are considered by an aggrieved party to be interfering or aggravating a situation in which they have little to no stake in.
105CultureROUKilling TimeTorturerA pun on a saying that 99% of war is just killing time, while the rest is the killing time.
106CultureROUFrank Exchange Of ViewsPsychopathNominally demilitarised, but in fact a fully armed warship. References the diplomatic language commonly used to describe a blazing argument.
107CultureOUT3OU 4Type ThreeNon-standard design, based on Inquisitor-class prototype. Child ships of the Sleeper Service. Controlled by semi-slaved AIs rather than independent Minds.
108CultureOUT3OU 118Type Three
109CultureOUT3OU 736Type Three
110CultureSuperlifterCharitable ViewCliffTop sprint speed, 221,000 × light-speed (faster than contemporary ROUs).
111CultureCruise ShipJust Passing Through
112CultureI Blame My Mother
113CultureI Blame Your Mother
114Culture ConvertcraftMain Battle UnitFull Refund (formerly MBU 604)EmpireFormer Homomdan MBU, now Culture Convertcraft
115Culture EccentricGSVQuietly Confident,PlateActs as a storage ship for biological persons in stasis. The name Sleeper Service is a pun on sleeping car (transport) and sleeper agent (espionage). It also secretly converts itself to be "mostly engine" so it can move unexpectedly quickly - a parallel to sleeper cars (racing). Standard Plate class top cruising speed is 104,000 × light-speed, increased by these modifications to 233,500. Originally controlled by three Minds, two of which were removed when the other became Eccentric. Parent ship of the Unacceptable Behaviour, Jaundiced Outlook, T3OU 4, T3OU 118 and T3OU 736.
116later Sleeper Service
117Culture SabbaticalerGSVNo Fixed AbodeEx-EquatorNo fixed abode is a legal term for someone without a fixed address, such as a homeless person. Its name is an observation on itself as a moving starship inherently has no fixed abode.
118Culture UlteriorHighpointPossibly not a ship (described only as an "Ulterior Entity").
119Culture Ulterior (AhForgetIt Tendency), EccentricShoot Them Later
120Culture Ulterior (Zetetic Elench)Explorer ShipAppeal To ReasonPart of the Stargazer Clan.
121Culture Ulterior (Zetetic Elench)Explorer ShipBreak Even
122Culture Ulterior (Zetetic Elench)Explorer ShipLong View
123Culture Ulterior (Zetetic Elench)Explorer ShipPeace Makes Plenty
124Culture Ulterior (Zetetic Elench)Explorer ShipSober Counsel
125Culture Ulterior (Zetetic Elench)Explorer ShipWithin Reason
126AffrontFrightspear
127AffrontLight CruiserFurious PurposeMeteorite
128AffrontKiss The Blade
129AffrontRiptalon
130AffrontSacSlicer II
131AffrontWingclipper
132AffrontBattleshipXenoclast
133CultureGSVExperiencing A Significant Gravitas ShortfallEquatorPart of the "... Gravitas ..." running gag.[7] A GCU of the same name is mentioned in Matter. SpaceX's fourth drone ship is named A Shortfall of Gravitas, in reference to this ship.
134CultureGSVLasting DamageA GSV built for combat on the eve of the Idiran-Culture War. After it was destroyed in battle, a recorded copy of its mind-state was embodied in a new Mind and incorporated into another GSV of the same class. Its original Mind was later found to have survived the ship's destruction, and was also incorporated into a new combat GSV.
135CultureGSVLasting Damage IThe second ship incorporating the original Lasting Damage Mind, which had been assumed destroyed but eventually returned. This second ship was later itself destroyed, but its Mind again survived, and merged with the recorded mind-state of the Lasting Damage II, which was also destroyed, including its Mind, in the same battle. It became the Hub Mind of Masaq' Orbital.
136CultureGSVLasting Damage IIThe ship incorporating the backup copy Mind of the Lasting Damage.
137CultureGSVSanctioned Parts List
138CultureGCUGrey Area (aka Meatfucker)Featured in Excession; mentioned here only as an illustration of the Culture's disapproval of machines reading the minds of biological individuals, an activity which led other Minds to disregard its chosen name in favour of the name Meatfucker.
139CultureROUNuisance ValueTorturer
140CultureVFP/(D)ROUResistance Is Character-FormingGangster
141CultureSuperlifterVulgarian
142CultureSomeone Else's Problem†Possible reference to the "SEP field", a type of cloaking device featured in the Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy (Tertiary phase) which caused people to simply ignore what it was protecting, rather than actually making it invisible.
143CultureLacking That Small Match Temperament†
144CultureGCUPoke It With A Stick†
145CultureOUI Said, I've Got A Big Stick†The small print (spoken softly) is an allusion to the saying "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
146CultureHand Me The Gun And Ask Me Again†
147CultureBut Who's Counting?†LOU Me, I'm Counting provides the answer.
148CultureGermane Riposte†
149CultureWe Haven't Met But You're A Great Fan Of Mine†
150CultureAll The Same, I Saw It First†
151CultureRavished By The Sheer Implausibility Of That Last Statement†
152CultureZero Credibility†
153CultureCharming But Irrational†
154CultureDemented But Determined†
155CultureYou May Not Be The Coolest Person Here†
156CultureLucid Nonsense†
157CultureAwkward Customer†
158CultureThorough But... Unreliable†
159CultureAdvanced Case Of Chronic Patheticism†
160CultureAnother Fine Product From The Nonsense Factory†
161CultureConventional Wisdom†
162CultureIn One Ear†Part of the expression "in one ear and out the other".
163CultureFine Till You Came Along†
164CultureI Blame The Parents†
165CultureInappropriate Response†
166CultureA Momentary Lapse Of Sanity†
167CultureLapsed Pacifist†
168CultureReformed Nice Guy†
169CulturePride Comes Before A Fall†
170CultureInjury Time†A play on the sporting term "injury time" (i.e. time added on at the end of a match to make up for stoppages required to deal with injuries to players) and a notional appropriate time to inflict an injury (see also Killing Time).
171CultureNow Look What You've Made Me Do†
172CultureKiss This Then†
173ChelgrianPrivateerWinter Storm
174ChelgrianTemple shipPiety
175ChelgrianTemple shipSoulhaven
176CultureGSVSeed DrillOcean
177CultureMSVDon't Try This At HomeSteppe
178CultureLSVXenoglossicistAir
179CultureGCVSubtle Shift In EmphasisPlains
180CultureGCUExperiencing A Significant Gravitas ShortfallPart of the "... Gravitas ..." running gag.[7] A GSV of the same name is mentioned in Look to Windward. SpaceX's fourth drone ship is named A Shortfall of Gravitas, in reference to this ship.
181CultureGCUIt's My Party And I'll Sing If I Want ToEscarpmentAllusion to the song It's my party, and I'll cry if I want to.
182CultureGCULightly Seared On The Reality Grill
183CultureGCUPure Big Mad Boat ManAn inside joke based upon the language of Ned (Scottish) culture. It would be read/heard as "a pure big, mad boat, man" roughly meaning "a very large and deadly serious boat my good man".
184CultureGCUQualifierTrench
185CultureGCUTransient Atmospheric PhenomenonTransient Atmospheric Phenomenon has been suggested as an alternative name for a UFO
186CultureGCUYou Naughty Monsters
187CultureFP/(D)GOUEight Rounds RapidDelinquent
188CultureVFP/(D)ROUYou'll Clean That Up Before You LeaveGangster
189CultureNow We Try It My WayErraticAn ancient ship, originally an Interstellar-class ship of the now-obsolete General Transport Craft type.
190Culture UlteriorSuperlifter (exGCU), militarisedLiveware ProblemStream (modified Delta-class GCU)Militarised during the Idiran War and nominally absconded after the conflict, probably for the purpose of acting as a deniable Special Circumstances operative. The phrase is a joke among computer engineers, suggesting that the problem lies with the user.[9]
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192The Deep Submersible Support Vessel (DSSV) Pressure Drop, the expedition support ship of the Five Deeps Expedition led by Victor Vescovo, has a rescue boat on it called the "Liveware Problem." The inside joke according to the crew is that if the ship was ever sinking and the ship had to use the boat, it would probably be because of a "liveware problem."
193MorthanveldCat.3 SlimHull“Now, Turning to Reason, & its Just Sweetness”The book's appendix capitalises the first letter of 'its', contrary to the two times the ship is named in the text.
194MorthanveldCat.4 CleaveHull“On First Seeing Jhiriit”This ship is not mentioned in the story itself, only in the book's appendix.
195MorthanveldCat.5 SwellHull“Fasilyce, Upon Waking”
196MorthanveldGreat ShipInspiral, Coalescence, RingdownComparable to a GSV; the name refers to stages in the merger of two black holes.
197NarisceneStar CruiserHence the FortressComet
198NarisceneHundredth Idiot, TheWhite DwarfName derived from a Nariscene proverb.
199CultureGSVDressed Up To Party
200CultureGSVPelagianEquator
201CultureGSVSense Amid Madness, Wit Amidst FollyPlate
202CultureGSVTotal Internal ReflectionOne of the "Forgotten"/"Oubliettionaries": Systems Vehicles remaining indefinitely in secretive isolation, tasked with recreating the Culture in the event of its destruction.
203CultureGCUArmchair TravellerMountain
204CultureGCUBodhisattva, OAQSEscarpmentPart of Contact's Quietudinal Service (Quietus). Quietus ships added letters OAQS - On Active Quietudinal Service - to their names while they were so employed.
205CultureGOU/PSFalling Outside The Normal Moral ConstraintsAbominatorClass publicly categorised as Picket Ship, to give the impression that they are equivalent in function to FPs and VFPs; in fact these are state-of-the-art warships, the most powerful to appear in the series.
206CultureFP/(D)GOUNo One Knows What The Dead ThinkFormerly known as the GOU Obliterating Angel.
207CultureFP/(D)LOUHylozoistKillerClass possibly downgraded from ROU (designated as such in Consider Phlebas, set fifteen centuries earlier). Name alludes to Hylozoism.
208CultureFP/(D)ROUThe Usual But Etymologically UnsatisfactoryPsychopathClass possibly downgraded from VFP (designated as such in Excession, set ten centuries earlier, and in The Hydrogen Sonata, set five centuries earlier).
209CultureBeastly To The Animals
210CultureFixed Grin
211CultureHidden IncomeType not mentioned in novel, but possibly General Transport Craft (see Matter).[why?]
212CultureScar Glamour
213Culture EccentricLabtebricolephileThis name appears to be derived from a misspelling of 'latebricole' (the misspelling in question likely originating from Stephen Chrisomalis's website "The Phrontistery"), which is an adjective meaning "living concealed in a hole".
214Culture Ulterior, EccentricFP/(D)LOUMe, I'm CountingHooliganAnother ship in the Culture is called But Who's Counting?.
215GFCFContact CraftMessenger Of TruthSuccour
216GFCFMinor Destructor VesselFractious Person
217GFCFMinor Destructor VesselRubric Of Ruin
218GFCFAbundance Of OnslaughtDeepest RegretsDeepest Regrets-class ships are capital ships and the pride of the GFCF fleet.
219GFCFVision Of Hope SurpassedDeepest Regrets
220GFCFGOUJoiler Veppers (provisional name)Murderer (modified)Based on the Culture's obsolete Murderer-class GOU, with upgraded speed and modified weaponry, built by the GFCF as a bribe for the Sichultian plutocrat Joiler Veppers.
221JhlupianHeavy CruiserUcalegonUcalegon means "a neighbor whose house is on fire". Ucalegon is also the name of a non-sentient Culture barge on Masaq' Orbital in Look to Windward.
222Nauptre ReliquariaBismuth Category8401.00 Partial Photic Boundary
223CultureGSVA Fine Disregard For Awkward Facts
224CultureGSVContents May DifferAtmosphere
225CultureGSVEmpiricistSystemA big ship, even by the standards of System-class vessels, which are the largest built by the Culture (being composed of multiple separate hulls, ships of this class are easily expanded, leading to great variations in size). Controlled by seven Minds. Population over 13 billion.
226CultureGSVJust The Washing Instruction Chip In Life's Rich Tapestry
227CultureGSVKakistocratHome GSV of Mistake Not… "Kakistocrat" is Ancient Greek, meaning "worst ruler", a humorous inversion of "aristocrat".
228CultureGSVTeething Problems
229CultureGSVUnreliable WitnessParent ship of the Smile Tolerantly.
230CultureMSVPassing By And Thought I'd Drop InDesert
231CultureMSVPressure DropShelfVictor Vescovo, an American deep-sea explorer, named the expedition/mother ship of the deep diving submersible DSV Limiting Factor after this ship. The current DSSV (Deep Submersible Support Vessel) Pressure Drop was formerly the USNS Indomitable.[5]
232CultureLSVYou Call This Clean?Blue
233CultureGCUDisplacement ActivityRiverClass name previously used for a Superlifter class in The Player of Games.
234CultureGCUWarm, ConsideringDelta
235CultureLCUAnything Legal ConsideredRidgeClass possibly downgraded from GCU (designated as such in Excession, set five centuries earlier).
236CultureLCUBeats WorkingScreeThe smallest class of Contact Unit: 80m long, with a human crew of five.
237CultureGOUHeadcrashDelinquent
238CultureGOUQuestionable Ethics
239CultureGOUXenocratDelinquent
240CultureLOUCaconymTroublemakerAlthough categorised as LOUs, the Troublemaker class are referred to as "nominatively camouflaged", outclassing earlier GOUs. "Caconym" is Ancient Greek, meaning "bad name", probably in reference to the English idiom meaning "bad reputation".
241CultureLOUNew Toy
242CultureVFP/(D)LOURapid Random Response UnitTroublemaker
243CultureROULearned ResponseThe Deep Submersible Support Vessel (DSSV) Pressure Drop, the expedition support ship of the Five Deeps Expedition led by Victor Vescovo, has a small, dual-outboard sea-control/support vessel called the "Learned Response."
244CultureVFP/(D)ROUOutstanding Contribution To The Historical ProcessPsychopathTwice referred to as “Ex-Psychopath-class”[10]
245CultureFP/(D)ROURefreshingly Unconcerned With The Vulgar Exigencies Of VeracityThugSome confusion as to type: described as a demilitarised ROU, but also as an FP, a designation otherwise applied to demilitarised GOUs and LOUs, whereas demilitarised ROUs are VFPs. Also referred to as an ROU class in Excession, but in that book the Thug-class-based Type Five OUs are lower in the fleet hierarchy than the Type Four, based on the Killer class, which is described in the same book as an LOU, implying that the Thug class should also be LOUs.
246CultureFP/(D)ROUValue JudgementThugSee above.
247CultureSuperlifterZoologistBoulder
248Culture EccentricOU/eMistake Not…A one-off design of indeterminate classification, whose capabilities remain secret but which is a highly capable warship. It identifies itself as Ue, for Unit (eccentric/erratic); less coyly designated in the book's appendix as OU/e. Its full name, which is a private joke amongst other Culture Minds and almost never used, is the Mistake Not My Current State Of Joshing Gentle Peevishness For The Awesome And Terrible Majesty Of The Towering Seas Of Ire That Are Themselves The Mere Milquetoast Shallows Fringing My Vast Oceans Of Wrath.
249Culture-Zihdren-Remnanter hybrid(ex-)GCUSmile TolerantlyFormerly an ancient GCU, has hybridised its Mind with the technology of another civilisation, the Zihdren-Remnanter, and describes itself as having "enhanced loyalties" (i.e. divided loyalties). Child ship of the Unreliable Witness.
250GziltIR-HAS cruiser5*Gelish-OpluleIndefinite Range, High Acceleration/Speed
251GziltIR-HVW battlecruiser7*UagrenIndefinite Range, High Velocity/Weapon-load
252GziltIR-FWS battleship8*ChurkunIndefinite Range, Full Weapon Spectrum
253IwenickSpace-Capable Inter-Element Transportation ComponentIberrePrivate yacht, named after the owner's father-mother.
254IwenickStrategic Outreach ElementCH2OH.(CHOH)4.CHOThe chemical whose formulation is given in this name is galactose (here used as a pun on galaxy/galactic).
255LiseidenCollective Purposes VesselAbalule-Sheliz
256LiseidenCollective Purposes VesselGellemtyan-Asool-Anafawaya(First Class)Flagship
257LiseidenCollective Purposes VesselLaskuil-Hliz
258LiseidenCollective Purposes VesselQuiatrea-Anang
259LiseidenFulanya-Guang
260RonteMelancholia Enshrines All TriumphInterstitial/Exploratory
261Zihdren-RemnanterAdjunct EntityOceanic Dissonance
262Zihdren-RemnanterCeremonial Representative Carrying ShipExaltation-Parsimony III
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