sumi-gaeshin.

Brit.

/ˌsuːmɪɡaˈɛʃi/, U.S.

/ˌsumiˌɡæˈɛʃi/

Forms: 1900s sumi-gayeshi, 1900s sumigayeshi, 1900s– sumi-gaeshi, 1900s– sumigaeshi.

Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese sumi-gaeshi.

Etymology: < Japanese sumi-gaeshi (1905) < sumi inside corner, inner corner + -gaeshi , combining form of kaeshi , nominalized stem of kaesu to overturn. Compare corner throw n. (b) at corner n.¹ Additions.Prior to 1905 the move was apparently called tsuri-otoshi in Japanese, lit. ‘lifting drop’, in the judo syllabus (compare quot. 1918 for corner throw n. at corner n.¹ Additions).

Judo.

A move in which one contestant falls to the mat, while throwing the opponent over the left shoulder. Cf. corner throw n. (b) at corner n.¹ Additions.

ΘΚΠ

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

armlock1841

hip throw1850

neck lock1876

breakfall1906

sutemi-waza1906

tomoe-nage1906

tsurikomi-goshi1906

uchimata1906

uki-goshi1906

uki-otoshi1906

ura-nage1906

corner throw1911

sumi-gaeshi1918

yoko-shiho-gatame1918

kesa-gatame1932

o-goshi1932

osaekomi-waza1932

seoi nage1932

take-down1939

harai goshi1941

osae-waza1941

tsukuri1941

uki-waza1941

body drop1948

tsurikomi-ashi1948

jigotai1950

kuzushi1950

tai-otoshi1950

tsugi ashi1950

hold-down1954

reaping1954

shime-waza1954

ude-garami1954

ude-gatame1954

uki-gatame1954

osotogari1956

shoulder throw1956

tsurikomi1956

ukemi1956

reap1968

1918 K. Yamanaka Jiu-jutsu 117 (caption) Fig. 39. Sumi-gaeshi.

1952 E. J. Harrison Judo iv. 64 Uranage (Rear Throw): This throw is one of the violent order and for practical purposes far more useful than the Sumigaeshi.

2011 Orange County (Calif.) Reg. 3 July (Early Sunday ed.) (Sports section) 2/3 Italy's Francesco Bruyere used a sumi gaeshi to defeat Brazil's Nacif Elias, Jr.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2019; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	sumi-gaeshi
释义	sumi-gaeshin. Brit. /ˌsuːmɪɡaˈɛʃi/, U.S. /ˌsumiˌɡæˈɛʃi/ Forms: 1900s sumi-gayeshi, 1900s sumigayeshi, 1900s– sumi-gaeshi, 1900s– sumigaeshi. Origin: A borrowing from Japanese. Etymon: Japanese sumi-gaeshi. Etymology: < Japanese sumi-gaeshi (1905) < sumi inside corner, inner corner + -gaeshi , combining form of kaeshi , nominalized stem of kaesu to overturn. Compare corner throw n. (b) at corner n.¹ Additions.Prior to 1905 the move was apparently called tsuri-otoshi in Japanese, lit. ‘lifting drop’, in the judo syllabus (compare quot. 1918 for corner throw n. at corner n.¹ Additions). Judo. A move in which one contestant falls to the mat, while throwing the opponent over the left shoulder. Cf. corner throw n. (b) at corner n.¹ Additions. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > fighting sports > martial arts > [noun] > judo or ju-jitsu > actions or positions armlock1841 hip throw1850 neck lock1876 breakfall1906 sutemi-waza1906 tomoe-nage1906 tsurikomi-goshi1906 uchimata1906 uki-goshi1906 uki-otoshi1906 ura-nage1906 corner throw1911 sumi-gaeshi1918 yoko-shiho-gatame1918 kesa-gatame1932 o-goshi1932 osaekomi-waza1932 seoi nage1932 take-down1939 harai goshi1941 osae-waza1941 tsukuri1941 uki-waza1941 body drop1948 tsurikomi-ashi1948 jigotai1950 kuzushi1950 tai-otoshi1950 tsugi ashi1950 hold-down1954 reaping1954 shime-waza1954 ude-garami1954 ude-gatame1954 uki-gatame1954 osotogari1956 shoulder throw1956 tsurikomi1956 ukemi1956 reap1968 1918 K. Yamanaka Jiu-jutsu 117 (caption) Fig. 39. Sumi-gaeshi. 1952 E. J. Harrison Judo iv. 64 Uranage (Rear Throw): This throw is one of the violent order and for practical purposes far more useful than the Sumigaeshi. 2011 Orange County (Calif.) Reg. 3 July (Early Sunday ed.) (Sports section) 2/3 Italy's Francesco Bruyere used a sumi gaeshi to defeat Brazil's Nacif Elias, Jr. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2019; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1918
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