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| MAKIKOMI |
To wrap or roll up, to throw by rolling oneself so that the opponent is whipped off his feet. |
| MANAKA |
Centre. |
| MATA |
The inside top of the thigh. |
| MATTE |
Wait, break. |
| MIGI |
Right (as opposed to left). |
| MON |
Gate, junior grade. |
| MOROTE |
Both hands, two hands (e.g. morote seoinage = both hands shoulder throw). |
| MUNE |
Chest. |
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| NAGE |
To throw |
| NAGENOKATA |
The forms of throwing. 15 selected throws executed both left and right to train the articipants in body control and appreciation of judo technique. |
| NEWAZA |
Technique done in a lying down position. |
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| OBI |
Belt. |
| OTOSHI |
To drop |
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| R |
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| RANDORI |
Free practice. |
| REI |
Bow. |
| RENRAKU |
Connection, contact. |
| RENRAKUWAZA |
Combination technique. |
| RENSHU |
To practise. |
| RENZOKUWAZA |
Comprehensive name for throws linked up in anyway. |
| RITSUREI |
Standing bow. |
| RYOTE |
Two hands. |
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| SASAE |
Blocking |
| SEIZA |
Kneeling position |
| SENAKA |
The back |
| SENSEI |
Teacher, senior. |
| SHIAI |
Contest. |
| SHIAIJO |
Contest area. |
| SHIDO |
Note (penalty; equivalent to 3 points). |
| SHIHO |
Four quarters, four directions. |
| SHIME |
To tighten, strangle. |
| SHIMEWAZA |
Technique of neck-locking. |
| SODE |
Sleeve. |
| SOGO GACHI |
Compound win by IPPON made up of a score of WAZA-ARI added to the benefit of a KEIKOKU penalty. |
| SONOMAMA |
Freeze, do not move. |
| SORE MADE |
Referee's command: that is all finish. |
| SOTO |
Outside, outer (e.g. osotogari = major outer reap). |
| SUKASHI |
Counter or evasion |
| SUKUI |
To scoop up. |
| SUMI |
Corner. |
| SUTEMI (v.SUTERU) |
To throw away. |
| SUTEMIWAZA |
Technique whereby the attacker throws away his own body, sacrifices his own posture. |
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| TACHI |
To stand. |
| TACHIWAZA |
Technique done in the standing position. |
| TAI |
Body. |
| TANI |
Valley |
| TATAMI |
Judo Mat. |
| TATE |
Vertical. |
| TE |
Hand |
| TOKETA |
Hold broken, A command given by a referee to indicate to the timekeeper, the contestants and the onlookers generally that a contestant has effectively broken the hold by which he was being secured. |
| TOKUI |
Favourite, special |
| TSUKURI |
The action of breaking the opponent's balance. |
| TSURI |
To 'fish up' (e.g. tsurikomi = to 'fish', lift up and pull forward). |
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| UCHI |
Inner |
| UCHIKOMI |
A repetitive exercise where the throwing technique is taken to point of kake. |
| UDE |
Arm. |
| UKEMI |
The 'breakfall'. |
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| WAKE |
Armpit |
| WAZA |
Technique. |
| WAZA-ARI |
A score, almost an ippon (score value of 7 points). |
| WARA-ARI AWASETE IPPON |
Ippon achieved by having scored two WAZA-ARIS. |
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| YAMA |
Mountain. |
| YOKO |
Side |
| YOSHI |
Carry on |
| YOWAI |
Weak. |
| YUBI |
Finger or toe. |
| YUKO |
A score, almost waza-ari (score value of 5 points). |
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| ZAREI |
Kneeling bow. |
| ZORI |
Toe grip straw sandals. |
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