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martial artn. often martial arts Any of various arts of self-defense, such as aikido, karate, judo, or tae kwon do, usually practiced as sport.martial art n 1. (Martial Arts (other than Judo & Karate) & Combat Sports) any of various philosophies of self-defence and techniques of single combat, such as judo or karate, originating in the Far East 2. (Judo & Karate) any of various philosophies of self-defence and techniques of single combat, such as judo or karate, originating in the Far East mar′tial art′ n. Usu., martial arts. any of various forms of East Asian self-defense or combat utilizing physical skill and coordination, as karate or judo, often practiced as a sport. mar′tial art′ist, n. martial art - So named for Japanese bu-jutsu (bu + jutsu), "art, technique, skill, craft."See also related terms for technique.ThesaurusNoun | 1. | martial art - any of several Oriental arts of weaponless self-defense; usually practiced as a sport; "he had a black belt in the martial arts"self-defence, self-defense, self-protection - the act of defending yourselfaikido - a Japanese martial art employing principles similar to judojudo - a sport adapted from jujitsu (using principles of not resisting) and similar to wrestling; developed in Japanjiujitsu, jujitsu, jujutsu - a method of self-defense without weapons that was developed in China and Japan; holds and blows are supplemented by clever use of the attacker's own weight and strengthninjitsu, ninjutsu - the traditional Japanese method of espionage; involves stealthy movements and the use of camouflagekarate - a traditional Japanese system of unarmed combat; sharp blows and kicks are given to pressure-sensitive points on the body of the opponentkung fu - a Chinese martial arttae kwon do, taekwondo - a Korean martial art similar to karatetai chi, t'ai chi, tai chi chuan, t'ai chi chuan, taichi, taichichuan - a Chinese system of slow meditative physical exercise designed for relaxation and balance and health |
martial artMartial arts and termsMartial arts aikido, capoeira, Crane style kung fu, Goju Kai karate, Goju Ryu karate, hapkido, Hung Gar or Tiger style kung fu, iai-do, iai-jutsu, Ishin Ryu karate, Jeet Kune Do, judo, ju jitsu, jiu jitsu or ju-jutsu, karate or karate-do, kendo, kick boxing, kung fu, Kyokushinkai karate, kyudo, naginata-do, ninjitsu or ninjutsu, Praying Mantis style kung fu, Sankukai karate, Shito Ryu karate, Shotokai karate, Shotokan karate, Shukokai karate, sumo or sumo wrestling, tae kwon-do, tai chi chuan, tai chi qi gong, Ta Sheng Men or Monkey style kung fu, Thai boxing or Muay Thai, Tomiki aikido, Tukido (trademark), Wado Ryu karate, Wing Chun or Wing Tsun kung fu, yari-jutsuMartial arts terms Term | Meaning |
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basho | sumo turnament | bo | staff | bogu | kendo armour | bokuto | kendo wooden sword | budo or bushido | warrior's way | dan | black belt grade | do | kendo breastplate | -do | the way | dohyo | sumo ring | dojo | practice room or mat | gi | suit | hachimaki or tenugui | kendo headcloth | hakama | divided skirt | ippon | one competition point | jiu-kumite | freestyle karate competition | -jutsu | fighting art | -ka | student | kama | hand sickle | kata | sequence of techniques | katana | kendo sword | katsu | resuscitation techniques | keikogi | kendo jacket | kesho-mawashi | embroidered sumo apron | ki, chi or qi | inner power | kiai | yell accompanying movement | kihon | repetition of techniques | kote | kendo gauntlets | kyu | student grade | makiwara | practice block | mawashi | sumo fighting belt | men | kendo mask | nage-waza or tachi-waza | ju jitsu competition | naginata | curved-blade spear | ne-waza | ju jitsu competition | ninin-dori | aikido competition | ninja | Japanese trained assassin | nunchaku | hinged flails | obi | coloured belt | ozeki | sumo champion | qi gong | breath control | randori kyoghi | aikido competition | rikishi | sumo wrestler | rokushakubo | six-foot staff | ryu | martial arts school | sai | short trident | samurai | Japanese warrior caste | sensei | teacher | shinai | kendo bamboo sword | sifu | teacher | suneate | naginata shin guards | tanto randori | aikido competition | tare | kendo apron | te | hand fighting | ton-fa or tui-fa | hardwood weapon | tsuna | sumo grand champion's belt | waza-ari | half competition point | yari | spear | yokozuna | sumo grand champion | zanshin | total awareness | Translationsmartial (ˈmaːʃəl) adjective1. warlike or fond of fighting. a martial nation. 好戰的 尚武的2. belonging to or suitable for war. martial music. 軍事的 军事的martial ˈart noun (usually martial arts) a traditional way of fighting in sports such as judo or karate. 武術(如柔道、空手道) 武术(指功夫、柔道、空手道等) martial law the ruling of a country by the army in time of war or great national emergency, when ordinary law does not apply. The country is now under martial law. 戒嚴法 戒严法,戒严令 martial art
martial art any of various philosophies of self-defence and techniques of single combat, such as judo or karate, originating in the Far East www.martialinfo.com http://martialarts.about.comLegalSeeMartialmartial art
Words related to martial artnoun any of several Oriental arts of weaponless self-defenseRelated Words- self-defence
- self-defense
- self-protection
- aikido
- judo
- jiujitsu
- jujitsu
- jujutsu
- ninjitsu
- ninjutsu
- karate
- kung fu
- tae kwon do
- taekwondo
- tai chi
- t'ai chi
- tai chi chuan
- t'ai chi chuan
- taichi
- taichichuan
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