Terms

    


Japanese English
aite opponent
ashi leg
ashikubi ankle
ashiyubi toe
atama head
dojo training hall
eri collar, lapel
go-shin-jutsu self defence technique
hara stomach
hidari left
hiji elbow
hikite pulling hand
hiza knee
ippon one point (in competition)
jo-seki upper seat, front seat
judo gentle way
judogi judo suit
judoka judoist
kaeshi waza countering technique
kan-setsu joint
kata shoulder / model technique
katameru hold, immobilize
katame waza holding technique
Kodokan Judo Headquarters - Tokyo, Japan
koka less than a yuko (in competition)
koshi hip
kubi neck
kumi-kata holding/griping method
kuzure modified (hold)
kuzushi breaking the opponent's balance
mae front, forward
mae ukemi forward break fall
mae-mawari ukemi
(zenpo kaiten ukemi)
forward rolling break fall
matte wait
migi right (direction)
mokuso meditation
momo thigh
mudansha non-black belt holder
mune chest
nageru throw
nage waza throwing technique
obi belt
onegai shimasu salutation before practice or randori
randori free practice
renraku waza combination technique
seiza formal kneeling posture
sensei teacher, instructor
sensei ni rei bow to the teacher
shiai competition
shimeru choke, strangle
shime waza choking technique
shisei posture
shomen front
shomen ni rei bow to the front
sode sleeve
sono mama freeze, do not move
tai sabaki body control
tatami mat
te hand
tekubi wrist
tori person initiating technique
tsurite lifting hand
ude arm
uke person receiving technique
ukemi break fall
ushiro backward, rear
ushiro ukemi back break fall
waki arm pit
waza technique
waza-ari half point (in competition)
yame stop
yoko side
yoko ukemi side break fall
yubi finger
yudansha black belt holder
yuko less than a waza-ari (in competition)
zarei seated/kneeling bow

 


 

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