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Sensei | Teacher or Instructor | |||
Dojo | Place or club where Judo is practiced | |||
Gi (Judogi) | Judo Uniform | |||
Seiza | Kneeling position | |||
Anza | Sitting position with legs crossed | |||
Ritsurei | Standing bow | |||
Zarei | Kneeling bow | |||
Kiotsuke ! | (come to) Attention | |||
Rei! | bow! | |||
Sensei Ni Rei ! | bow! (to Sensei) | |||
Uke | person receiving a Judo technique | |||
Tori | person performing a Judo technique | |||
Ukemi | falling practice (side, back, forward) | |||
Uchi Komi | repetition practice without throwing | |||
Randori | free practice | |||
Kiai | shout during execution of technique | |||
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1- Ichi (Sho) | 6 - Roku | 11 - Ju Ichi | 16 - Ju Roku | |
2 - Ni | 7 - Shichi | 12 - Ju Ni | 17 - Ju Shichi | |
3- San | 8 - Hachi | 13 - Ju San | 18 - Ju Hachi | |
4 - Shi (Yo/Yun) | 9 - Ku | 14 - Ju Shi (Yo/Yom) | 19 - Ju Ku | |
5 - Go | 10 - Ju | 15 - Ju Go | 20 - Niju |
Vocabulary Related to Names of Judo
Techniques
Ashi | foot or leg (as in Okuri-Ashi-Harai) |
Barai | sweeping action with the leg or foot (as in Deashi-Barai) |
Dori | grab (as in Kata-Ashi-Dori) |
Dojime | body scissors/squeeze (illegal in competition) |
Eri | lapel of the Judo gi (as in Okuri-Eri-Jime) |
Gaeshi (Kaeshi) | counter or reversal (as in Sumi-Gaeshi) |
Garami | entangle or twist (as in Ude-Garami) |
Gari | reap or sweep (as in Osoto-Gari) |
Gatame | pin or (joint) lock (as in Kata-Gatame or Ude-Gatame) |
Goshi (Koshi) | hip (as in 0-Goshi) |
Guruma | wheel (as in Kata-Guruma) |
Gyaku | reverse (as in Gyaku-Juji-Jime) |
Ha | wing (as in Kata-Ha-Jime) |
Hane | springing action (as in Hane-Goshi) |
Hara | stomach (as in Hara-Gatame) |
Harai (Barai) | sweeping action with the leg or foot (as in Harai-Goshi) |
Hadaka | naked (as in Hadaka-Jime) |
Hidari | left (as in Hidari-Eri-Dori in Goshin-Jitsu-No-Kata |
Hiji | elbow (as in Hiji-Makikomi, kansetsu-waza) |
Hineri | twisting (as in Kote-Hineri in Goshin-Jitsu-No-Kata) |
Hishigi | crush (as in Ude-Hishigi-Wake-Gatame) |
Hiza | knee (as in Hiza-Guruma) |
Hon | basic or fundamental (as in Hon-Kesa-Gatame) |
Jigoku | hell (as in Jigoku-Jime) |
Juji | cross (as in Juji-Gatame) |
Jime (Shime) | choke or strangle (as in Hadaka-Jime) |
Kaeshi (Gaeshi) | counter or reversal (as in Kaeshi-Waza) |
Kami | upper (as in Kami-Shiho-Gatame) |
Kata | single or shoulder (as in Kata-Juji-Jime or Kata-Gatame) |
Kesa | scarf (as in Kesa-Gatame) |
Kibisu | heel (as in Kibisu-Gaeshi) |
Ko | minor (as in Ko-Soto-Gari) |
Komi | pull (as in Tsuri-Komi-Goshi) |
Koshi (Goshi) | hip (as in Koshi-Guruma) |
Kote | wrist (as in Kote-Gaeshi in Goshin-Jitsu-No-Kata) |
Kuzure | variation (as in Kuzure-Kesa Gatame) |
Makikomi | winding (as in Uchi-Makikomi) |
Makura | pillow (as in Makura-Kesa-Gatame) |
Mata | thigh (as in Uchi-Mata) |
Migi | right (as in Migi-Eri-Dori in Goshin-Jitsu-No-Kata) |
Morote | two-handed (as in Morote-Gari) |
Mune | chest (as in Mune-Gatame) |
Nami | normal (as in Nami-Juji-Jime) |
O | major (as in O-Goshi) |
Obi | Judo belt (as in Obi-Goshi) |
Okuri | sliding (as in Okuri-Eri-Jime) |
Otoshi | o drop (as in Tani-Otoshi) |
Ryote | two handed (as in Ryote-Jime) |
Sankaku (Sangaku) | triangle (as in Sankaku-Gatame) |
Sasae | blocking (as in Sasae-Tsuri-Komi-Ashi) |
Seoi | shoulder (as in Ippon-Seoi-Nage) |
Shiho | four corners (as in Kami-Shiho-Gatame) |
Shime (Jime) | choke or strangle (as in Shime Waza) |
Sode | sleeve (as in Sode-Tsuri-Komi-Goshi) |
Soto | outer or outside (as in Soto-Makikomi) |
Sukashi | counter or evasion (as in Uchi-Mata-Sukashi) |
Sukui | scoop (as in Sukui-Nage) |
Sumi | corner (as in Sumi-Otoshi) |
Tai | body (as in Tai-Otoshi) |
Tate | straddle (as in Tate-Shiho-Gatame) |
Te | hand (as in Te-Guruma) |
Tomoe | circle (as in Tomoe-Nage) |
Tsuki | thrusting (as in Tsuki-komi-Jime) |
Tsuri | lift (as in Harai-Tsuri-Komi-Ashi) |
Uchi | inner (as in 0-Uchi-Gari) |
Ude | arm (as in Ude-Gatami) |
Uki | floating (as in Uki-Goshi) |
Ura | back (as in Ura-Nage) |
Ushiro | reverse or rear (as in Ushiro-Kesa-Gatame) |
Utsuri | change or transfer (as in Utsuri-Goshi) |
Wake | armpit (as in Wake-Gatame) |
Yoko | side (as in Yoko-Shiho-Gatame) |
Tournament Vocabulary ( Refers to referee verbal calls)
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Hantei! | decision (referee and judges vote with flags, majority wins) |
Hiki Wake! | draw (no winner) |
Hajime | start or begin competition (shiai or randori) |
Hansokumake! | major penalty (match forfeit, ejection from shiai if direct) |
Ippon! | full point score (wins match) from single throw, two Waza-Aris, pin for 25 sec, submission from choke or arm lock, or opponent's hansokumake (direct penalty or 4th shido) |
Kohaku | "winner stays up” form of shiai |
Koka! | score (less than Yuko) from single throw, pin > l0 sec, or opponent’s 1st shido. Kokas accumulate (no points) |
Matte | stop! (whatever you are doing) |
Shiai | tournament style competition |
Shido! | minor penalty (1st shido scores Koka for opponent, 2nd shido scores Yuko for opponent, 3rd shido scores Waza-Ari for opponent, 4th shido is hansokumake and scores ippon for opponent. Opponent's scores for penalties are not cumulative: only one Koka/Yuko/Waza-Ari is scored) |
Sono Mama! | freeze! (hold your position in Ne-Waza) |
Sore Made! | end of match! (announced after ippon or end of match time) |
Tentori | elimination form of shiai |
Waza Ari! | half point score (numerical score) from single throw, pin >20 sec, or opponent’s 3rd shido |
Waza Ari Awasete Ippon! | Waza Ari+Waza Ari = Ippon (full point score wins match)from 2 throws or 3 opponent shidos+Waza-Ari |
Yuko! | score (less than Waza-Ari) from single throw, pin > 15 sec, or opponent’s 2nd shido. Yukos accumulate (no points) |
Yoshi! | resume! (resume grappling) |