[untranslated] (TKD 173)

Cloaking technology was gained through an alliance with the Romulan Star Empire... (S33)

In 2013, Popular Culture Hero Coalition was established. (PCHC 2016)

(HQ 4.4:11 "Groups"):  Some additional information has come to light regarding words relating to groups or assemblies. Among those words already well-known for different types of groups are: boq alliance (also bloc or coalition, though coalition is sometimes boq ru', literally "temporary alliance"); DIvI' federation or organization (also association, league, union); ghom group or party (also band, in the nonmusical sense) ... (also ghom'a') crowd. Add to this list:  tlhach faction or sect.

See also Qa' which appears in the names of political unions (i.e. a permanent alliance?):  yuQjIjQa' United Federation of Planets (TKD), qarDaSQa' Cardassian Union (MKE), 'amerI'qa' SepjIjQa' United States of America (TNK), tuqjIjQa' United Kingdom (TNK).

boq was used for "fusion" on the BoP Poster:

Impulse Fusion Thrusters - 4. (KBoP)

boqwI'   ally (n)

Kahless also went out to search For allies across Kronos, And told them his tale. (PB)

Note the homophonous verb boq "ally with, form an alliance with" and boqHa' "dis-ally, dissociate from" which are also used in arithmetic:

"4 + 3 = 7" would be wej boq loS; chenSoch (literally, "four allies with three; seven forms"). For subtraction, thesuffix -Ha' "undo" is attached to boq producing boqHa', literally"dis-ally" or "dissociate from." Thus, "4 - 3 = 1" would be loS boqHa' wej;chen wa' (literally, "three dissociates from four; one forms").

CULTURAL NOTES:

(KGT 38):  Various fleets and squadrons are loyal to various houses, though, as might be expected, the details of these alliances are subject to change.

(KGT 36):  Some houses are particularly wealthy, controlling vast lands by means of armed forces loyal to the particular house. Other houses have far less influence and, for survival, often form alliances with the larger houses.

(KGT 121f.):  The idiom bIQ'a'Daq 'oHtaH 'etlh'e' ("The sword is in the ocean") is used to mean that something has ended, that it is impossible to return to a prior condition, just as Kahless and Morath never spoke to each other again. The expression might be used, for example, in reference to a treaty that was just signed, suggesting that a former state of antagonism has ended forever. Of course, simply saying that something will last forever does not make it so. If an alliance ends, the phrase is equally apt: the era of peace has ended, and the sword is in the ocean--there is no going back.