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 \nBO = 5 FOOT STAFF BOKKEN = WOODEN SWORD DACHI = STANCE  \nDOJO = WAY PLACE  \nERI = COLLAR FUMIKOMI = HEEL STRIKE GAKE = HOOK  \nGARAMI = ENTANGLED GARI = REAP  \nGATAME = LOCK GEASHI = TURNING  \nGERI = KICK  \nGI (short for uwagi) = UNIFORM GOSHI = HIP  \nGURUMA = WHEEL  \nGYAKU = REVERSED GYAKUTE = REVERSED HAND HADAKE = NAKED  \nHAITO = RIDGE HAND HAJIME = HALF STRANGLE  \nHAJIME-BEGIN HAKAMA = DIVIDED SKIRT HANBO = 3 FOOT STAFF HARA = BELLY  \nHARAI = SWEEPING  \nHAZUSHI = ESCAPE HIDARI = LEFT  \nHIJI = ELBOW  \nHISHIGI = DISLOCATE HITTSUI = KNEE STRIKE HIZA = KNEE  \nIKKAJO = FIRST METHOD IPPON = SINGLE  \nIRIMI = ENTERING JIGOKU = HELL  \nJIME = STRANGLE JO = 4 FOOT STAFF JOSEKI = UPPER SEAT  \nJU = YIELD  \nJUTSU = SCIENCE KAITEN = ROLL  \nKAMAE = POSTURE KAMIZA = HIGH SEAT KANE = CRAB  \nKARA = EMPTY  \nKARADA = BODY KATA = ONE OF A PAIR KATA = SHOULDER  \nKATANA = SWORD KAZUSHI = BREAK BALANCE KEN = SWORD  \nKESA = SCARF KO = SMALL  \nKOMI = PULL  \nKOSHI = WAIST  \nKOSOTO 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STANDING  \nTAI = BODY  \nTANI = VALLEY  \nTANTO= KNIFE  \nTATAMI = STRAW MATS  \nTATSUMAKI = DRAGON WING (tornado) TE = HAND  \nTEGETANA = KNIFE HAND TEKUBI = WRIST TETTSUI = HAMMER FIST TOMOE = CIRCLE  \nTORI = GIVER (of technique)  \nTORI = GRASP  \nTSUKI = THRUST  \nTSURI = LIFT UCHI = INSIDE  \nUCHI = STRIKE UDE = ARM  \nUKE = RECEIVER (of technique) URA = REAR  \nUSHIRO = BEHIND UWAGI = JACKET WAKARE = SEPARATION  \nWAKAZASHI = SHORT SWORD  \nWAKI = ARMPIT WAZA = TECHNIQUES YAMA = MOUNTAIN  \nYAME = STOP YOKO = SIDE YUBI = FINGER  \nYUDANSHA = RANKED  \nNUMBERS (for counting) ICHI = ONE  \nNI = TWO  \nSAN = THREE SHI = FOUR GO = FIVE ROKU = SIX SHICHI = SEVEN HACHI = EIGHT KU = NINE  \nJU = TEN  \nJU-ICHI = ELEVEN  \nJU-NI = TWELVE  \nJU-SAN = THIRTEEN  \nEtc.  \nNI-JU = TWENTY  \nNI-JU-ICHI = TWENTY ONE  \nEtc.  \nJAPANESE MARTIAL ARTS  \nAIKIJUTSU = SELF DEFENSE ART BASED ON AIKI, CIRCULAR MOVEMENTS, AND THE FIGHTING ART OF THE TAKEDA CLAN OF AIZU. 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