Numbers
1. Ichi / Ippon
2. Ni / Nihon
3. San / Sanbon
4. Shi / Yonhon
5. Go / Gohon
6. Roku / Roppon
7. Shichi / Nanahon
8. Hachi / Happon
9. Kyu / Kyuhon
10. Ju / Juppon
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Ai Hanmi Shite and Uke in Same side stance
Aikido The way of harmony with the forces and energy of nature
Anza Cross-leg sitting position
Arigato gozai mashita Thank you very much
Atemi Hit or punch
Aya Across
Aya mochi Cross wrist grasp
Bokken Wooden replica of a samurai sword
Budo A code of manner and behavior for
the samurai's life including the arts of combat with ethical and philosophical
implications
Bukiwaza Weapons technique
Chudan Middle level
Do Way or Path
Dogi Clothing or uniform worn when studying Aikido
Dojo Place of the Way (Training Hall)
Dosa Movement
Fumikomi Hyakuhachi judo kaiten Cross step 180° pivot
Gyaku Hanmi Shite/Uke in Mirror stance
Hakama Japanese divided skirt worn during demonstrations
Hanmi Handachi Shite kneeling, Uke standing
Happo Giri Eight direction cut
Hidari Left side
Hiji Elbow
Hijiate kokyu nage hitting elbow breath throw
Hijiosae Elbow control
Hijishime Elbow lock
Hiriki no yosei Elbow power
Hyukuhachijudo kaiten 180° pivot
Irimi Entering motion
Iriminage Step in throw
Irimizuki Step in thrust
Jodan Upper level
Jujinage Arm cross throw
Kaitennage Rotary throw
Kakari geiko Round robin style training
Kamae Basic stance
Kata Shoulders
Katamochi Shoulder grasp
Katatemochi One wrist grasp
Ki Energy, Breath, Spirit
Kiai Spirit shout
Kihon Basic
Koho kaiten ukemi Backward roll
Koho ukemi Back breakfall
Kokyu ho Breath method
Kokyunage Breath / timing throw
Kotai Change (e.g. shite and uke switch roles)
Kote Wrist
Kotegaeshi Reverse hand throw
Kuzushi Advanced movement
Kyujugudo kaiten 95° pivot
Ma ai Basic distance, proper or appropriate distance for a technique
Migi Right side
Mochi Grasp
Moku so Close your eyes
Munemochi Chest grasp
Nikajo Second control
Onajuku Repeat the same technique on the other side
Osae Control or pin
Osu A strong, positive greeting indicating respect
Otagai ni rei Bow to each other
Renshu Practice
Renzoku Continuation
Ryo Both
Ryohijimochi Both elbow grasp
Ryokatamochi Both shoulder grasp
Ryotemochi Both wrist grasp
Sankajo Third control
Seiretsu Line up
Seiza Kneeling position
Sensei Teacher
Sensei ni rei Bow to the teacher
Shihonage osae All direction pin
Shite The person who executes an Aikido technique
Shite Uke Kotai Shite and uke change roles
Shikko-ho Knee walking
Shomen Front
Shomen ni rei Bow to the front
Shomenuchi Front strike
Shumatsu dosa After class exercise
Sokumen iriminage Side step in throw
Sotai Dosa Movement with partner
Suriashi Sliding movement (feet stay stuck to the floor)
Suwari Waza Kneeling techniques
Tai no henko Body changing motion
Tachi Waza Standing techniques
Tanto Wooden knife
Tegatana The blade edge of the hand and arm
Tenchinage Heaven and earth throw
Tenkan Pivot
Tsuki Thrust, punch
Udegarami Arm entwine lock
Uke The person who receives the Aikido techniques and is thereby thrown or pinned
Ukemi Safe falling
Ushiro From behind
Yokomenuchi Side strike
Yonkajo Fourth control
Zanshin Position held after a throw in which awareness of the opponent and surroundings is maintained, literally 'unfinished mind'
Zenpo ukemi (or zenpo kaiten ukemi) Forward breakfalls
