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D'Kyr.  Vulcan starship.  The D'Kyr was scheduled to rendezvous with the S.S. Enterprise following the incident at Paraagan II.  The D'Kyr lost contact with Enterprise after the Suliban hijacked the ship.  ("Shockwave, Part II" [ENT]).

D'Marr.  (Tom Bergeron).  Trader who dealt in exotic goods.  Captain Archer made some trades with him in exchange for the location of where they could find some engineering supplies.  ("Oasis" [ENT]).

D'Vahl.  Vulcan survey ship under the command of Captain Tellus.  The D'Vahl responded to the distress call sent by T'Mir when she and two other crewmates were stranded in Carbon Creek.    ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

Dakala.  Rogue planet that the Eska had come to four days out of the year for nine generations to hunt the indigenous lifeforms.  Being that the planet was not in orbit of a star, there was perpetual darkness on the planet. The Enterprise visited the planet during their hunt and decided to help out the sentient wraiths who were being hunted.  ("Rogue Planet" [ENT]).

Damrus.  (Keith Szarabajka).  Leader of the group of Eska hunters that Captain Archer had encountered on Dakala.  Damrus was one of the privileged hunters who got to hunt the wraiths on the rogue planet, just like his father.  His father had come with eight hunters whose minds were read by the wraiths, and were led into a trap where six of the men died.  ("Rogue Planet" [ENT]).  Szarabajka previously played Teero in "Repression" (VOY).

Daniels.  (Matt Winston).  Food server aboard the S.S. Enterprise.  Daniels was only using his position as a cover for his real mission which was part of the temporal cold war.  Daniels was originally from Illinois in the 31st century.  His mission in 2151 was somewhat ambiguous, but he told Captain Archer that he was on the Enterprise to apprehend Silik after revealing he was from the future.  While Daniels attempted to scan the ship with equipment from the future, Silik found him and destroyed his manifestation.  ("Cold Front" [ENT]).  Daniels brought Captain Archer back in time before the launch of Enterprise to assist him with information on how to prove that the Suliban had rigged the Enterprise's shuttlepod to ignite the atmosphere of the Paraagan colony.  After Archer had proof, the Suliban made it a priority to catch Enterprise, despite that Daniels said it wouldn't happen.  So Daniels brought Archer to the future before the Suliban could capture him, but removing him from the timeline caused the Earth of the 31st century to become a wasteland.  Daniels was then stranded with Archer as he did not have any more access to his time travelling devices.  ("Shockwave" [ENT]).  He managed to construct a device from various components that could communicate with the past.  Archer coordinated a plan out with T'Pol to get a device from Daniels' quarters to bring Archer through the humanoid figure's portal at the Suliban helix.  ("Shockwave, Part II" [ENT]).  Archer used the database from Daniels' quarters to identify a one-person vessel that came from the future.  ("Future Tense" [ENT]).

Danik.  (Dennis Christopher).  Suliban prisoner at Dentention Complex 26.  Danik was raised on Tandar Prime, in the same city as Major Klev.  His grandfather had settled there after the Suliban homeworld became uninhabitable.  He was a succesful director of research at an engineering institute in the Querella Province, but when the Suliban Cabal started staging attacks, he was relocated to the detention complex.  His daughter remained with him, but his wife was separated from him during the relocation.  Her transfer requests to his complex were also constantly denied.  When Captain Archer and Ensign Mayweather were held there, he conspired with them to help liberate the camp.  ("Detained" [ENT]).  Christopher previously played Borath in "The Search, Part II" (DS9).

dark matter nebula.  A cloud comprised of dark matter, which is invisible to the human eye or even other bands of the spectrum.  Captain Archer discovered such a nebula in 2153 by bombarding it with metreon particles.  ("First Flight" [ENT]).

darsek.  Unit of Klingon currency.  Skalaar was promised a 9,000 darsek bounty for Captain Archer, but only received 6,000.  ("Bounty" [ENT]).

data buffer.  Computer storage device.  The communications tower on Terra Nova had a data buffer which was checked for messages that were sent to Earth.  ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

"Dawn." Enterprise episode # 39. Written by John Shiban. Directed by Roxann Dawson.  No date given.  Trip and an alien crash land on a planet and must overcome their differences to transmit a distress call. GUEST CAST:  Brad Greenquist as Zshaar, Khata'n; Gregg Henry as Zho'kaan.  SEE:  Arkonian military vessel; Arkonians; chicken marsala; Ice Caves of Etheenia; Matalas Prime; selenium isotopes; taratt aash; Tucker, Charles; Zho'kaan; Zshaar, Khata'n.

"Day the Earth Stood Still, The."  Science fiction movie in the S.S. Enterprise's movie database.  The movie was played while the crew was taking shelter in the catwalk.  ("The Catwalk" [ENT]).  Commander Tucker played the movie for the cogenitor.  ("Cogenitor" [ENT]).

"Dead Stop." Enterprise episode # 30.  Written by Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong.  Directed by Roxann Dawson.  No date given.  After departing the system where they struck a Romulan mine, Enterprise visits an automated space station that performs overly-efficient repairs.   Things start to go awry when Mayweather is apparently killed during repairs.  No guest cast.  SEE:  catfish; cytokinetic enzyme; Fisher, Crewman; Hayes, Crewman; isolytic shock; Mayweather, Travis; Reed, Malcolm; Regulan bloodworms; Rigelian fever; Tarkalean vessel; Tellarite freighter; Tessik Prime; Tucker, Charles.

Death Valley.  A deep arid basin located in southeast California and southwest Nevada.  Starfleet survival training was held in Death Valley.  In Hoshi Sato's dream while being transported up from ruins during a diamagnetic storm, Mayweather was said to have taken his training in Death Valley.  ("Vanishing Point" [ENT]).

Deborah.  Woman whom Malcolm Reed dated briefly.  ("Shuttlepod One" [ENT]).

decompression process.  Also known as the acclimation process, was the process of adapting other species to the Xyrillian environment.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).

decontamination gel.  Substance used to decontaminate crew members after being biologically contaminated.  The gel was applied in decon.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

decon.  Location of the ship that is set up as a quarantine to disease when crew members return to the ship.  Tucker and T'Pol had to be decontaminated after being exposed to a protocystian spore on Rigel X.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

Dee'Ahn.  (DonnaMarie Recco, Geoff Meed).  Shapeshifting alien that masqueraded as a beautiful woman with his friend known as Latia. They seduced Malcolm Reed and Charles Tucker into going into a basement where they mugged them.  ("Two Days and Two Nights" [ENT]).

deep-fried mushrooms.  Edible fungus fried in oils and served at the Six-Oh-Two Club.

Dekendi.  Race native to the planet Dekendi III.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).

Dekendi III.  Planet that hosted a conference for the Interspecies Medical Exchange in 2152.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).

Delphic Expanse.  Region of space nearly 2,000 light-years across and surrounded by thick thermobaric clouds.  The Vulcans had entered the expanse before 2153, but only few ships returned.  The region was reported to have fierce and dangerous species, unexplainable anomalies, and areas where the laws of physics didn't even apply.  In the 2130's, a Klingon vessel emerged from the expanse, and their bodies had been anatomically inverted; their bodies splayed open, and they were still alive.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).

Delta Quadrant.  One quarter of the Milky Way Galaxy.  The Borg were from the Delta Quadrant.  ("Regeneration" [ENT]).

Demerians.  Race that the E.C.S. Horizon was scheduled to deliver stomatopod larvae to.  ("Horizon" [ENT]).

Deneva Prime.  Planet that T'Pol had noted had similar geological features to the rogue planet Dakala.  ("Rogue Planet" [ENT]).

Deneva Station.  Location where the E.C.S. Horizon stopped to pick up supplies.  ("Horizon" [ENT]).

Denobula Triaxa.  Planet, homeworld to Denobulans and Dr. Phlox.  ("Breaking the Ice" [ENT]).  Dr. Jeremy Lucas studied Denobulan medicine there as a part of the Interspecies Medical Exchange.  ("Dear Doctor" [ENT]).  12 billion people lived on one continent on Denobula.  ("The Catwalk" [ENT]).  The planet had some seismic disasters.  ("The Breach" [ENT]).  Sometimes it is referred to as just Denobula.

Denobulan.  Race of Dr. Phlox.  ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).  Denobulans never speak during their meals.  ("Fight or Flight" [ENT]).  They do not like to be touched.  Denobulans had something similar to movies a few hundred years before 2151, but they lost interest.
     Denobulans have an aggressive mating season, which sometimes leads to hospitalizations.  Denobulan female pheromones are much stronger than that of a human female.  Denobulans seem to have at least three mates a piece.
     They need little rest except for during their annual hibernation cycle which lasts six days.  ("Dear Doctor" [ENT]).
     Denobulans are renowned for their patience.  Their greeting involves sniffing each other, but no physical contact.  Denobulan females are the agressors when it comes to sexuality.  ("Stigma" [ENT]).
     Denobulans fought several bitter wars with the Antarans prior to the mid-19th century.  Afterward, there wasn't any contact between them for 300 years, and much hostility still remained.  ("The Breach" [ENT]).
     The Denobulans had experimented with nanotechnology.  ("Regeneration" [ENT]).

Denobulan lemur.  Highly sought after animal on Denobula.  They weren't kept as pets, but their kidneys were considered a great delicacy.  ("A Night in Sickbay" [ENT]).

Denobulan Science Academy.  Institute of science on Denobula.  The science academy recalled three Denobulan scientists from Xantoras when the government changed there and requested that all off-worlders leave.  ("The Breach" [ENT]).

dermoline gel.  Ointment used to treat first degree burns.  ("Dear Doctor" [ENT]).

"Desert Crossing." Enterprise episode # 24. Story by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga and Andre Bormanis.  Teleplay by Andre Bormanis. Directed by David Straiton.  February 12th, 2152.  The Enterprise turns back on its course to Risa, only to receive a distress call from a man named Zobral.  He invites the captain down to his planet to ask for assistance in fighting his war, much to the captains dismay.  During an attack, Archer and Trip are forced to risk it by leaving the encampment and crossing the desert. GUEST CAST:  Clancy Brown as Zobral; Charles Dennis as Trelit; Brandon Karrer as Alien Man.  SEE:  Archer, Jonathan; blood soup; Bozeman, Montana; Cygniai expanse; geskana; prime rib; Risa teracaq; Torothan cruiser; Torothans; Trellit, Chancellor; yalasat; yrott; Zobral.

"Detained." Enterprise episode # 21.  Story by Rick Berman and Brannon Braga.  Teleplay by Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong.  Directed by David Livingston.  No date given.  Archer and Mayweather are captured by Tandarans, a race who has also imprisoned many Suliban at the same complex.  Archer learns that the Suliban aren't guilty of anything and attempts to liberate the camp with the help of some Suliban. GUEST CAST:  Dean Stockwell as Grat, Colonel; Christopher Shea as Sajen; Jessica D. Stone as Narra; Dennis Christopher as Danik; David Kagen as Klev, Major.  SEE:  Archer, Jonathan; Danik; Detention Complex 26; Grat, Colonel; Klev, Major; Manzanar; Narra; Niburon colonies; Querella Province; Reed, Malcolm; Rigel X; Sajen; Suliban; Suliban Cabal; Suliban homeworld; Tandar Prime; Tandar Sector; Tandaran Intelligence Agency; Tandarans.

Detention Complex 26.  One of many Tandaran facilities for Suliban refugees, under the command of Colonel Grat.  The camps had supposedly been put in place to keep Suliban civilians from joining the Suliban Cabal.  Captain Archer helped to liberate this specific complex because he felt the prisoners were unjustly being held there.  ("Detained" [ENT]).

deuterium.  Isotope of hydrogen consisting of one proton and one neutron in the nucleus, around which circles a single electron.  Deuterium powered anti-matter and fusion reactions on the S.S. Enterprise.  The ship was low on deuterium, and they found a processing colony that had over 80,000 liters in their inventory.  It was all tied up for a group of Klingons to take.  The crew of Enterprise helped the colony to fend off the marauding Klingons and they managed to acquire 2,000 liters, ten times more than they needed.  ("Marauders" [ENT]).

deuterium canisters.  Containers of deuterium that Enterprise procured from a deuterium processing colony.  It was unknown at the time, but the canisters harbored a lymphatic virus.  ("The Seventh" [ENT]).

diamagnetic storm.  Storm saturated with polaric energy.  The bursts from a storm could short-circuit a shuttle.  Polarizing the hull plating on a vessel would attract polaric energy from such a storm.  ("Vanishing Point" [ENT]).

dicobalt explosives.  Weapon that, according to the chancellor of Coridan, terrorists usually request in exchange for hostages.  ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).  A dicobalt explosive was shot and planted onto the hull of the E.C.S. Horizon by an unknown race of pirates.  ("Horizon" [ENT]).

Didiron mountain range.  Topographical feature on Vissia that ran through the upper plains of the Great Continent.  ("Cogenitor" [ENT]).

digger.  Type of underground burrowing animal that the Novans used for food and clothing.  ("Terra Nova" [ENT]).

dilithium ore.  Valuable ore containing the mineral dilithium.  The E.C.S. Fortunate delivered dilithium ore as cargo.  ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).

Dillard.  (Mike Baldridge).  Engineer aboard the S.S. Enterprise.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).

disilicon polymers.  Compound used in the construction of the hulls of Axanar ships.  ("Fight or Flight" [ENT]).

disruptors.  Shipboard weapon used on Klingon vessels.  ("Sleeping Dogs" [ENT]).

ditanium.  Metal composite used in the construction of shuttlepods from the Enterprise.  ("Shadows of P'Jem" [ENT]).

docking arm.  Device used to bring in the shuttlepods on the S.S. Enterprise.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).

Doylestown.  Town in Pennsylvania where Mestral attended a baseball game with Maggie.  ("Carbon Creek" [ENT]).

drayjin.  Mammal similar to a pig that was indigenous to the rogue planet Dakala.  The females are unpredictable and aggressive if protecting a nest.  The meat of the drayjin was very delicious.  ("Rogue Planet" [ENT]).

Drake.  (John Short).  Leader of the A-6 excavation team.  Drake, along with the rest of the team, was assimilated by the drones that were accidentally resuscitated.  ("Regeneration" [ENT]).

Draylan.  Mythical ruler of the afterworld in Akaali culture.  ("Civilization" [ENT]).

Draylax.  Inhabited planet that Travis Mayweather had been to before.  The women on Draylax had three breasts.  ("Broken Bow" [ENT]).  Mayweather was born halfway between Draylax and Vega colony.  ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).

Draylax-Vega run.  Common flight path for Earth freighters between Draylax and Vega colony.  ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).

Draylaxian whiskey.  Alcoholic beverage from Draylax which was one of the galaxy's real pleasures according to Captain Keene.  ("Fortunate Son" [ENT]).

Drennik.  (Andreas Katsulas).  Captain of the Vissian ship encountered by Enterprise in 2153.  Drennik and his people were interested in making contact with other cultures, and sent several crewmembers aboard Enterprise as a cultural exchange.  During the exchange, Drennik and Archer took the stratopod into the hypergiant.  ("Cogenitor" [ENT]).  Katsulas is best known for his role as Commander Tomalak in "The Enemy" (TNG), "The Defector" (TNG), "Future Imperfect" (TNG), and "All Good Things..." (TNG).

Duras.  (Daniel Riordan).  Son of Toral, Duras was a Klingon and captain of the starship Bortas.  He was demoted to second weapons officer on the Ty'Gokor defense perimeter when he failed to retrieve the rebels from the Rha'darus Protectorate.  He later testified against Captain Archer, who helped to hide the fugitives, in the Klingon tribunal.  ("Judgment" [ENT]).  Duras was given a chance to apprehend Archer to regain his honor.  He commanded a Klingon bird-of-prey and attacked Enterprise just outside the Sol System.  He was fended off by three other Starfleet ships including the Intrepid.  He later attacked Enterprise when they left the system for the Delphic Expanse.  They were fended off after Enterprise had some weapons upgrades.  He later pursued Enterprise as it was entering the expanse, but this time with the help of two other birds-of-prey.  The other ships left in fear of the expanse, but Duras pushed on.  Archer finally decided to destroy the ship.  All that was seen left of the ship was the bridge module.  ("The Expanse" [ENT]).   Riordan previously portrayed Rondon in "Coming of Age" (TNG), and First Guard in "Progress" (DS9).

duratanium.  Metal used in the construction of Starfleet ships.  Duratanium could be used to patch the hull.  ("Oasis" [ENT]).

Duronom.  Enolian penal colony.  Kuroda Lor-ehn was sentenced to Duronom for five years when he was 14 years old.  ("Canamar" [ENT]).

dutara root.  Favorite food of Ah'len.  ("Unexpected" [ENT]).

Duval.  Starfleet officer who got promoted to captain in 2151, and received command of the starship Shenandoah.  ("Silent Enemy" [ENT]).   Duval was one of four pilots in the NX-Test Program.  He was the first to break warp three in the NX-Delta.  ("First Flight" [ENT]).