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Orcish for "Victory or Death", and is either an interjection or a greet in the Warcraft Universe.
Warchief: "For the Horde! Lok'tar Ogar!"
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Lok Tar
Originally used by Orcs to salute or acknowledge another Orc or Horde member. Sometimes heard as Lok Tar Ogal. Can be used in English as an interjection or simply as an acknowledgement.
-"Hey do you want to smoke out this weekend?"
-LOK TAR!
lok tar by Sanada March 1, 2005
He fought like Lo'k Tar
Lo'k Tar by Lo'k Tar February 20, 2009
Orcish for "Victory"

Mainly used in Warld of Warcraft
"Lok'tar ogar."
"ya dude i no how 2 play"
"For the horde!"
"k im done tlakgin to random npc now bye"

"Dude he keeps saying Loktar, idfk what it means."
"Urbandictionary that shit."
loktar by SkeezeWoW April 10, 2010
(Lowk-tar)

Originating in the Blizzard game Warcraft: Orcs and Humans(1994) The orcish warriors use the term "Loktar" meaning "Hello". The term is also used in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness, Warcraft III, and World of Warcraft.
Human: Hey!
Orc: LOKTAR!
Loktar by Loktar May 16, 2006
Expression taken from Warcraft II, indicates that an orc is carrying some wood to your mills.
"Loktar! Swovu.... Oo oo oo."
Loktar by Melissa Mouse May 18, 2005
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