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Martial Arts Terms (I)

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
Iai居合い; 居合Drawing and cutting with the sword 
Iaidō居合道The Japanese art of drawing the sword.
Iaigoshi居合い腰, 居合腰Step forward with the right foot and backwards with the left foot going into the proper sword posture.
Iaihiza居合膝Seated posture with right knee raised, sitting on left foot
Iaijutsu居合術 Methods of drawing and cutting with the sword 
Iainuki居合い抜きWhile on one knee, drawing a sword and slashing one's opponent
Iaito居合刀Unsharpened metal practice sword
Ibuki息吹Breath.
IchiOne, 1. (hitotsu)
Ichi Mon Ji一文字Straight line
Idori居取りSeated techniques.
IieNo
Ikebana生花The Japanese art of flower arrangement.
IkiBreath, tone.
Iki No Ne息の根Life.
Ikkōnoken一口の剣A sword
Ikkyō一教First lesson, an aikido technique. (ude osae)
Ikkyu-一級First kyu, highest beginner grade.
Intoku陰徳Secret charity
IoriThe top line of the mune.
Iori mune庵棟Mune with two surfaces
Ippon一本One (hon is counter for elongated, cylindrical objects), a full point.
Ippon Seoi Nage一本背負投One arm shoulder throw.
Ippon Shōbu一本勝負1 point match, first point wins match.
Irimi入身Entering.
Irimi Issoku入身一足Enter with a single step.
Irimi Nage入身投Entering throw.
Ishin Denshin以心伝心Heart to heart, telepathy, direct transmission.
Isshin Ryu-一心流A style of Okinawan karate.
Issho一緒At the same time, together, one thread.
Issoku一足A pair, a step.
ItoSilk or cotton hilt wrapping cord
Ittō一刀Sword blade; Single stoke.
Ittō Dodan一刀土壇Single stoke execution

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