Japanese terminology – Part 2 (Martial arts)

Tori-waza (Gripping techniques)

Mune-dori Chest grip
Eri-dori Lapel grip
Sode-dori Sleeve grip
Tekubi-dori Wrist grip
Ashikubi-dori Ankle grip
Kakae-dori Body lock

Grip alignment

Ai-yotsu Uniform grips
Kenka-yotsu Mirrored grips

Nage-waza (Throwing techniques)

Te-waza (Hand techniques)

Seoi-nage Back-carry throw
Tai-otoshi Body drop
Morote-gari Two-hand reap

Koshi-waza (Hip techniques)

Uki-goshi Floating hip
Koshi-guruma Hip wheel
Ushiro-goshi Rear hip

Ashi-waza (Foot techniques)

O-soto-otoshi Big outer drop
Uchi-mata Inner thigh
O-uchi-gari Big inner reap

Sutemi-wata (Sacrifice techniques)

Sumi-gaeshi Corner reversal
O-soto-makikomi Big outer wraparound
Kani-basami Crab pincers

Ukemi-waza (Breakfall techniques)

Mae-ukemi Forward breakfall
Ushiro-ukemi Backward breakfall
Yoko-ukemi Sideward breakfall
Mae-mawari-ukemi Forward rolling breakfall
Ushiro-mawari-ukemi Backward rolling breakfall

Katame-waza (Grappling techniques)

Osaekomi-waza (Pinning techniques)

Tate-shiho-gatame Vertical four-corner hold (aka. Mount)
Yoko-shiho-gatame Horizontal four-corner hold (aka. Side-Mount)
Kesa-gatame Scarf hold
Kata-gatame Shoulder hold

Kansetsu-waza (Joint techniques)

(Ude-hishigi-)Ude-gatame Arm crush via arm hold
(Ude-hishigi-)Waki-gatame Arm crush via armpit hold
(Ude-hishigi-)Hara-gatame Arm crush via belly hold
(Ude-hishigi-)Juji-gatame Arm crush via cross hold
(Ude-hishigi-)Sankaku-gatame Arm crush via triangle hold
Ude-garami Arm entanglement (aka. Americana)
Gyaku-ude-garami Reverse arm entanglement (aka. Kimura)
Kote-gaeshi Forearm reversal (V-shape)
Kote-mawashi Forearm turn (Z-shape)
Kote-hineri Forearm twist

Shime-waza (Strangle techniques)

Hadaka-jime Naked strangle
Mae-hadaka-jime Front naked strangle
Nami-juji-jime Normal cross strangle
Sankaku-jime Triangular strangle
Okuri-eri-jime Lapel-sending strangle

Japanese terminology – Part 1 (Martial arts)