nagewazan.

Brit.

/ˌnaɡᵻˈwɑːzə/, U.S.

/ˌnɑɡəˈwɑzə/

Forms: 1900s– nagawaza, 1900s– nage waza, 1900s– nage-waza, 1900s– nagewaza.

Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese nagewaza.

Etymology: < Japanese nagewaza < nage (see nage-no-kata n.) + waza art, technique, skill (see waza-ari n.). Compare nage-no-kata n.

Martial Arts (chiefly Judo).

Throwing techniques collectively. Cf. nage-no-kata n.

ΘΚΠ

society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > fighting sports > martial arts > [noun] > judo or ju-jitsu > practice

nage-no-kata1906

randori1910

nagewaza1932

kata1954

1932 E. J. Harrison Art of Ju-Jitsu 26 To-day the art of jūdō..falls into three main categories, viz. (1) Nage-waza, or throwing tricks... Thus, under the heading of Nage-waza we find methods of bringing one's opponent to the ground by pulling, pushing, and tripping, in various combinations.

1938 L. W. Bush & Y. Kagami Japanalia 154/2 Three methods are in use: Nagewaza, hurling the opponent to the ground; Katamewaza, obtaining a grip on him so that he cannot move; and Atewaza, striking or kicking him in a vital spot that will put him out of action.

1948 G. Koizumi Twelve Judo Throws 3 Nage-waza, methods of throwing.

1957 Jrnl. Asian Stud. 16 643 Most of the book is devoted to description and analysis of throws (nagawaza).

1971 P. Butler Judo Complete 109 Groundwork is every bit as scientific as nagewaza (throwing techniques).

1990 Trad. Karate Nov.–Dec. 52/2 Training of Ju-Jitsu, a Martial Art for actual fighting which includes tsuki, keri, nagewaza (throwing) and gyakuwaza (attacking joints in various ways), was very hard for young H. Ohtsuka.

2003 M. Dixon Ju-jitsu 91 This technique can be used as a set-up for a throw (nage waza) or to avoid a choke or grab by the attacker.

This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	nagewaza
释义	nagewazan. Brit. /ˌnaɡᵻˈwɑːzə/, U.S. /ˌnɑɡəˈwɑzə/ Forms: 1900s– nagawaza, 1900s– nage waza, 1900s– nage-waza, 1900s– nagewaza. Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese nagewaza. Etymology: < Japanese nagewaza < nage (see nage-no-kata n.) + waza art, technique, skill (see waza-ari n.). Compare nage-no-kata n. Martial Arts (chiefly Judo). Throwing techniques collectively. Cf. nage-no-kata n. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > fighting sports > martial arts > [noun] > judo or ju-jitsu > practice nage-no-kata1906 randori1910 nagewaza1932 kata1954 1932 E. J. Harrison Art of Ju-Jitsu 26 To-day the art of jūdō..falls into three main categories, viz. (1) Nage-waza, or throwing tricks... Thus, under the heading of Nage-waza we find methods of bringing one's opponent to the ground by pulling, pushing, and tripping, in various combinations. 1938 L. W. Bush & Y. Kagami Japanalia 154/2 Three methods are in use: Nagewaza, hurling the opponent to the ground; Katamewaza, obtaining a grip on him so that he cannot move; and Atewaza, striking or kicking him in a vital spot that will put him out of action. 1948 G. Koizumi Twelve Judo Throws 3 Nage-waza, methods of throwing. 1957 Jrnl. Asian Stud. 16 643 Most of the book is devoted to description and analysis of throws (nagawaza). 1971 P. Butler Judo Complete 109 Groundwork is every bit as scientific as nagewaza (throwing techniques). 1990 Trad. Karate Nov.–Dec. 52/2 Training of Ju-Jitsu, a Martial Art for actual fighting which includes tsuki, keri, nagewaza (throwing) and gyakuwaza (attacking joints in various ways), was very hard for young H. Ohtsuka. 2003 M. Dixon Ju-jitsu 91 This technique can be used as a set-up for a throw (nage waza) or to avoid a choke or grab by the attacker. This is a new entry (OED Third Edition, June 2003; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1932
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