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Martial Arts Terms (D)

This Dictionary of Japanese Martial Arts Terms is intended to further the understanding of Students.  If you wish to contribute additional terms please email us and animo@toyama-ryu.com.

RōmajiKanjiDescription
DaiBig, great, vast, large, high.
Dai Gokyō第五教Fifth of the five gokyo series in judo.
Dai Ikkyō第一教First series of gokyo.
Dai Jōdan大上段Raising a sword above one's head (to slay); haughty attitude
Dai Ki Haku大気迫Danish karate style.
Dai Nikyō第二教Second series of gokyo.
Dai Sankyō第三教Third series of gokyo.
Dai Yonkyō第四教Fourth series of gokyo.
Daimyō大名Clan leader.
Daishō大小The katana and the wakizashi.
Daishō大小A traditional matched pair of long and short swords
Daitō大刀Long sword over 2 feet long, worn cutting edge upwards
Daki Wakare抱分High lift and separate.
Dame駄目Don't, bad, not like that
DanBlack belt grade, section, piece, division.
De Ashi Barai出足払Forward foot sweep.
Deai出会いMeeting, rendezvous, encounter.
Deshi弟子Pupil, disciple, apprentice, teacher's student helper.
DoSoil, earth, element earth.
Body, large intestine, body protector.
Road, way.
Dō Jime胴絞Leg scissors on short ribs, body strangle.
Dō Uchi胴打ちA cut to the body.
Dodan土壇貫(1) dirt mound; (2) dirt walls on the inside of the sunken hearth in a tea room; (3) platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period
Dōgiri胴切りCutting horizontally into the torso (with a sword)
Dōjō道場A training hall for the Japanese martial arts.
Dōjō Chō道場長The head of the dojo.
Dōjō Kun道場訓Rules for conduct in a dojo.
Donki鈍器Blunt weapon
Dontō鈍刀Dull or blunt sword
Dōsa動作Action, movements, motions, bearing, behaviour, manners.
Dōshu道主Head of the way.
Dotanba土壇場(1) last moment; eleventh hour; (2) platform made of dirt used to perform executions (decapitations) in the Edo period
Dōtanuki同田貫, 胴田貫Battle sword similar to a katana with a very thick blade.

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