Anatomy
Parts of the human body - also see Natural Weapons.
Pages tagged with Anatomy:
- Abara: Ribs.
- Achi: The arch on the bottom side of the foot.
- Ago: Jaw or chin.
- Akiresu Ken: Achilles tendon.
- Amado: 1. The lymph glands around the lower neck, a vital point target area....
- Anatomy: Parts of the human body - also see Natural Weapons. Pages tagged with...
- Asagasumi: 1. The vital point/region just under the chin. 2. Morning mist.
- Ashi: 1. Foot or leg (same as Ashibo). 2. To step. Pronounced: ah-shee
- Ashi No Ura: Sole of the Foot.
- Ashi Yubi: Toe or toes. Literally means foot fingers.
- Ashibo: + Redirect to Ashi - Redirect to Ashi 1. Foot or leg (same as...
- Ashikubi: Ankle, literally meaning neck of the foot.
- Atama: Head.
- Benkai: Inside of the shin bone.
- Betei: The bones at the base of the spine.
- Bi: Nose.
- Bitei: Coccyx or tail bone. This is a vulnerable area of the spine often...
- Boshi: Thumb or big toe.
- Chibusa: The breast of the human body, a striking point for many Karate...
- Chusen: 1. The centerline. In martial arts, the centerline of the body is a...
- Chusoku: + Redirect to Koshi - Redirect to Koshi 1. Ball of the foot. Same...
- Danchu: The sternum.
- Denko: 1. Lighting flash or electric light. 2. The vital point on the...
- Empi: Elbow. Also called Hiji. Pronounced: em-pee
- Erikubi: Nape or Back of the Neck.
- Fukubu: Abdomen.
- Fukuto: The hollow of the back of the knee. It is an Atemi point just above...
- Futokoro: Chest.
- Gan: Eyeball.
- Ganchu: A target area between the fifth and sixth rib.
- Ganka: + Redirect to Ganchu - Redirect to Ganchu A target area between the...
- Ganmen: Face, or front of the head.
- Gen: 1. Original. 2. Fist.
- Goshi: + Redirect to Koshi - Redirect to Koshi 1. Ball of the foot. Same...
- Hada: Skin.
- Hai: 1. Yes 2. Lung
- Haishu: Back of the hand. Also spelt Haisho. Same as Shuko.
- Haisoku: Pronounced: hi-so-koo + Redirect to Heisoku - Redirect to Heisoku ...
- Haito: Ridge hand. It literally means back sword, referring to the blade of...
- Haiwan: Outer forearm. Also called Gaiwan. This is in contrast to Naiwan...
- Hana: Nose.
- Hara: 1. The centre of your body and gravity, the centre of your Ki. 2....
- Heisoku: Top of the foot, or instep. Also referred to as Haisoku or Sokko.
- Hi: 1. To fly. 2. The Spleen. 3. Secret.
- Hichu: The windpipe, base of the throat, Adam’s apple or projection of the...
- Hiji: Elbow. Same as empi.
- Hira Te: 1. The foreknuckle. 2. An open or flat hand, palm side.
- Hiraken: Fore knuckles, or literally flat/even knuckles.
- Hitai: Forehead.
- Hiza: Knee. Pronounced: he-sah
- Hiza Gashira: Knee Cap.
- Ho: 1. Direction or corner. 2. Method. 3. Cheek. 4. Provisional (e.g....
- Hone: Bone.
- I: 1. Heart, mind, will, or intention. 2. Stomach.
- Ibi: Finger (Okinawan).
- Ibukuro: Stomach.
- Inazuma: 1. The stomach wall at the level of the lower ribs, below the nipples....
- Ippon Ken: One point fist. One knuckle protrudes as the point of contact on the...
- Ippon Nukite: One point/fore finger spear hand.
- Jin: 1. Benevolence. 2. Low. 3. Person. 4. Kidney. 5. Muscles/Tendons
- Jinzo: The kidney or kidney area.
- Josokutei: + Redirect to Koshi - Redirect to Koshi 1. Ball of the foot. Same...
- Jotai: The upper part of the torso.
- Kai: 1. Group, association, society, or federation. 2. Neck. 3. Sea.
- Kaiko Ken: Crab shell fist with thumb bent and pressed against palm. First...
- Kaishu: 1. The striking edge of the little finger of the hand. 2. Strikes...
- Kakato: Heel of the foot. Also called kagato or Ensho. Pronounced: kaka-toe
- Kakete: Hooking hand.
- Kakuto: 1. The top of a bent wrist (the heel of the hand) - also called Koken....
- Kami: 1. Spirit, god, heavenly, or high. Culturally, the multiple kami were...
- Kan: 1. Complete. 2. Liver. 3. Hall or building. 4. Intuition, fighting...
- Kao: 1. Face 2. Broad focus (in reference to tactics).
- Kasumi: 1. The temple area on the side of the head. 2. Dim, blurred, hazy, or...
- Kata: 1. A pattern, model, prearranged set, form, or routine. A prearranged...
- Keichu: The Atemi Waza point on the back/nape of the neck at the base of the...
- Keiko: 1. Chicken or crane's beak - see Keiko Ken. This is different from...
- Keiko Ken: Chicken or crane's beak hand. A striking point using the bunched...
- Keito: Chicken Head Hand. The upper part of the thumb used for striking an...
- Ken: 1. Fist. Sometimes mistakenly called Heiken. 2. Sword.
- Kentsui: Hammer fist, same as Tetsui. Also spelt kensui. Pronounced:...
- Ko: 1. Back, or behind. 2. Back of the fist. 3. Filal piety, especially to...
- Kori: The area of the foot around the toes.
- Koshi: 1. Ball of the foot. Same as Chusoku and Josokutei. 2. Hip, loin,...
- Kote: Forearm, or wrist.
- Kubi: Neck.
- Kuchi: Mouth.
- Kuchibiru: Lip.
- Kumade: + Redirect to Heiken - Redirect to Heiken Flat fist, middle phalanx...
- Kyo: 1. Full or excessive. 2. Armpit. 3. Chance. 4. Chest.
- Mata: Inside thigh, or groin. Pronounced: mah-tah
- Me: 1. Eye, or eyes. 2. Front or forward (Okinawan).
- Mikazuki: 1. The point at the corner of the jaw. This term is generally used to...
- Mochi: Wrist or grip.
- Momo: 1. Thigh 2. Peach
- Mune: Chest.
- Myojo: A vital point located five centimeters below the navel.
- Naiwan: Inner forearm. This is in contrast to Haiwan (outer forearm).
- Nakadaka Ippon Ken: Middle finger single knuckle fist. Also called Naka Daka, and...
- Nihon Nukite: Two point/fore fingers spear hand. Pronounced: knee-hon new-key-tay
- Nodo: Throat.
page revision: 3, last edited: 06 Jan 2011 00:14