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- ichi (it-chee) one
- ni (knee) two
- san (sahn) three
- chi (she) four
- go (go) five
- roku (roke) six
- shichi (Sit-chee) seven
- hachi (Hot-chee) eight
- ku (koo) nine
- ju (joo) ten
- Dojo (doh-joh) Training Hall
- Gi (gee) Training Uniform (Obi oh-bee) belt
- Hai (hah-ee) Yes
- Hajime (ha-jee-mae) begin
- Ibuki (ee-boo-key) breathing
- Karate-do (kara-tay-doe) way of the empty hand
- Karate-ka (kara-tay-ka) Karate student
- Kata (ka-ta) Prearranged form, set of movements and techniques
- Kiai (kee-ah-ee) Spirit shout
- Kihon (key-hone) Basics
- Kime (key-mae) focus at point of impact
- Kumite (kew-me-tae) Sparring
- Mawatte (ma-wa-tay) Turn
- Moichido (moe-eech-ee-doe) Once again
- Osu (oos) Formal salute or affirmation
- Rei (ray) Bow
- Seiza (say-za) Formal kneeling position
- Sensei (sen-say) Teacher
- Shotokan (show-toe-kan) Style of karate founded by Gichin Funakoshi
- tsuki(zuki) (zoo-key) Punch
- uchi (oo-chee) Strike
- uke (00-kay) Block
- Waza (wah-zah) Techniques
- Yame (ya-may) Stop
- Yoi (yo-ee) Ready
- dachi (dah-chee) Stance
- keri(geri) (gary) Kick
- do (doh) Way, ie. karate-do "the way of karate"
- budo (boo-doh) Martial way, the way of preventing violence
- maai (mah-eye): distance
- shomen (show-men): "front" of the dojo
- yasume (yah-soo-may): relax or rest
- matte (mah-tay): wait
- kamae-te (kah-my-tay): fighting posture
- Taikyoku Shodan (tie-key'oh-koo) (show-don):
- Taikyoku Nidan (tie-key'oh koo) (nee-don):
- Taikyoku Sandan (tie-key'oh-koo) (sawn-don):First Cause
- Heian (hay-on): Peaceful Mind
- Heian Shodan (show-don): first level of
- Heian Nidan (nee-don): second level of
- Heian Sandan (sawn-don): third level of
- Heian Yondan (yone-don): fourth level of
- Heian Godan (goe-don): fifth level of
- Tekki Shodan (tek-key) (show-don): Iron Horse
- Tekki Nidan (tek-key) (nee-don):
- Tekki Sandan (tek-key) (sawn-don):
- Bassai Dai (bah-s'eye)(die): "To Penetrate a Fortress"
- Kanku Dai (kan-koo)(die):"To View the Heavens"
- Jion (jee-ohn): Buddhist temple "Gentle Kindness"
- Empi (em-pee): "Flying Swallow"
- Hangetsu (hawn-geh-t'soo): "Half Moon"
- Chinte (cheen-tay): "Extraordinary Hands"
- Jitte (jee-tay): "Ten Hands"
- Jiin (jee-een): "Place of Mercy"
- Nijushiho (nee-joo-shee-hoe): Twenty-four Steps"
- Gankaku (gahn-kah-koo): "Crane on a Rock"
- Sochin (soe-cheen): "Grand Suppression"
- Gojushiho Sho (goe-joo-shee-hoe) (show): "Fifty-four Step" (minor)
- Gojushiho Dai (goe-joo-shee-hoe) (die): "Fifty-four Step" (major)
- Unsu (oon-soo): "Cloud Hands"
- Kanku Sho (kan-koo) (show)
- Meikyo (may-ee-k'yoe): "Bright Mirror"
- Wankan (wahn-kahn): "King's Crown
- Kakuyoku Shodan and Nidan
Suishu
Kashu
Hachimon
Senka
Meikyo Nidan
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