| rdfs:comment | - L'Naan, daughter of Krelik, was a female Klingon who lived in the late 23rd and early 24th century. She had a daughter, Miral, who married a Human, John Torres, and together had one daughter, B'Elanna Torres, L'Naan's granddaughter. While growing up, B'Elanna learned of a Klingon phrase that her grandmother used to use: mok'tah, which means "bad match." Later in her life, B'Elanna felt that she and Tom Paris were a mok'tah, and she hated that it took her three years to realize it. (VOY: "Drive")
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| abstract | - L'Naan, daughter of Krelik, was a female Klingon who lived in the late 23rd and early 24th century. She had a daughter, Miral, who married a Human, John Torres, and together had one daughter, B'Elanna Torres, L'Naan's granddaughter. While growing up, B'Elanna learned of a Klingon phrase that her grandmother used to use: mok'tah, which means "bad match." Later in her life, B'Elanna felt that she and Tom Paris were a mok'tah, and she hated that it took her three years to realize it. (VOY: "Drive") L'Naan died when her granddaughter B'Elanna was young. In her youth, B'Elanna gave a daily prayer for her grandmother. In 2377, when a group of Klingon religious radicals came aboard USS Voyager, B'Elanna prayed for her grandmother for the first time in years. (VOY: "Prophecy") This character was only mentioned in dialogue. The Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 450) described L'Naan as a warrior.
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