There are 59 total results for your Karate-Do Shinyo-Kai search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
唐手 see styles |
karate からて |
More info & calligraphy: Tang Hand |
空手 see styles |
kōng shǒu kong1 shou3 k`ung shou kung shou sorate そらて |
More info & calligraphy: Karate(1) karate; (2) empty handed; (surname) Sorate |
剛柔流 see styles |
goujuuryuu / gojuryu ごうじゅうりゅう |
More info & calligraphy: Goju Ryu |
少林流 see styles |
shourinryuu / shorinryu しょうりんりゅう |
More info & calligraphy: Shorin-Ryu |
空手家 see styles |
karateka からてか |
More info & calligraphy: Karateka |
空手道 see styles |
kōng shǒu dào kong1 shou3 dao4 k`ung shou tao kung shou tao karatedou / karatedo からてどう |
More info & calligraphy: Karate-Dothe way of karate; karate |
少林寺流 see styles |
shourinjiryuu / shorinjiryu しょうりんじりゅう |
More info & calligraphy: Shorin Ji Ryu |
松濤館流 see styles |
shoutoukanryuu / shotokanryu しょうとうかんりゅう |
More info & calligraphy: Shotokan-Ryu |
し尿 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しにょう |
excreta; raw sewage; human waste; night soil |
他流 see styles |
taryuu / taryu たりゅう |
another style; another school (of thought, karate, etc.) |
伸擁 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
(given name) Shin'you |
信用 see styles |
xìn yòng xin4 yong4 hsin yung shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
trustworthiness; (commerce) credit; (literary) to trust and appoint (noun, transitive verb) (1) confidence; trust; faith; reputation; (2) credit (finance) to respect |
信耀 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
(surname) Shin'you |
信陽 信阳 see styles |
xìn yáng xin4 yang2 hsin yang shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
Xinyang, prefecture-level city in Henan (male given name) Shin'yō |
只如 see styles |
zhǐ rú zhi3 ru2 chih ju shinyo |
it is [just] like |
屎尿 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しにょう |
excreta; raw sewage; human waste; night soil |
巻藁 see styles |
makiwara まきわら |
straw post for training sword strikes, karate punches and arrow hits |
心要 see styles |
xīn yào xin1 yao4 hsin yao shinyō |
The very core, or essence. |
心誉 see styles |
shinyo しんよ |
(personal name) Shin'yo |
手刀 see styles |
shǒu dāo shou3 dao1 shou tao tegatana; shutou / tegatana; shuto てがたな; しゅとう |
hand formed into a flat shape, as for a karate chop hand used like a sword in striking |
支繞 see styles |
shinyou; edanyou / shinyo; edanyo しにょう; えだにょう |
(kana only) kanji "branch" radical as enclosure |
新用 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
(place-name, surname) Shin'you |
新陽 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
(place-name) Shin'you |
晋陽 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
(surname) Shin'you |
正拳 see styles |
seiken / seken せいけん |
{MA} seiken (karate proper fist); straight punch; (given name) Shouken |
此如 see styles |
cǐ rú ci3 ru2 tz`u ju tzu ju shinyo |
this way |
深要 see styles |
shēn yào shen1 yao4 shen yao shinyō |
profound essential points |
瀋陽 沈阳 see styles |
shěn yáng shen3 yang2 shen yang shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
Shenyang subprovincial city and capital of Liaoning province 遼寧省|辽宁省[Liao2 ning2 Sheng3] in northeast China; old names include Fengtian 奉天[Feng4 tian1], Shengjing 盛京[Sheng4 jing1] and Mukden Shenyang (China); (place-name) Shenyang (China) (formerly Mukden) |
眞容 see styles |
zhēn róng zhen1 rong2 chen jung shinyō |
a likeness |
眞要 see styles |
zhēn yào zhen1 yao4 chen yao shinyō |
true essentials |
真養 see styles |
shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
(given name) Shin'you |
神輿 神舆 see styles |
shén yú shen2 yu2 shen yü mikoshi みこし jinyo じんよ shinyo しんよ |
mikoshi (Japanese portable Shinto shrine) (1) portable shrine (carried in festivals); (2) (honorific or respectful language) palanquin; (3) (kana only) buttocks; lower back; waist; hips; portable shrine (carried in festivals) |
組手 see styles |
kumite くみて |
(1) wooden joints; (2) paired karate kata; (3) (sumo) beltwork |
裏拳 see styles |
uraken うらけん |
backhand blow; backhand chop; backfist (karate) |
足刀 see styles |
sokutou / sokuto そくとう |
{MA} outer edge of the foot (from little toe to heel) (karate) |
針葉 针叶 see styles |
zhēn yè zhen1 ye4 chen yeh shinyou / shinyo しんよう |
needle-leaved (tree) (See 針葉樹) (pine) needle; needle-leaf |
巻き藁 see styles |
makiwara まきわら |
straw post for training sword strikes, karate punches and arrow hits |
空手着 see styles |
karategi からてぎ |
{MA} karate gi; karate uniform |
組み手 see styles |
kumite くみて |
(1) wooden joints; (2) paired karate kata; (3) (sumo) beltwork |
肘当て see styles |
hijiate ひじあて |
(1) (detachable) elbow rest; arm rest; elbow pad; (2) (martial arts term) elbow strike (karate) |
肘打ち see styles |
hijiuchi ひじうち |
{MA} elbow strike (karate) |
鶴の技 see styles |
tsurunowaza つるのわざ |
(fict) crane kick (in the movie Karate Kid); (fic) crane kick (in the movie Karate Kid) |
ひじ当て see styles |
hijiate ひじあて |
(1) (detachable) elbow rest; arm rest; elbow pad; (2) (martial arts term) elbow strike (karate) |
猿臂打ち see styles |
enpiuchi えんぴうち |
{MA} elbow strike (karate) |
空手の型 see styles |
karatenokata からてのかた |
kata (in karate) |
Variations: |
shinyou / shinyo しにょう |
excreta; raw sewage; human waste; night soil |
ベストキッド see styles |
besutokiddo ベストキッド |
(work) The Karate Kid (film); (wk) The Karate Kid (film) |
Variations: |
makiwara まきわら |
straw post for training sword strikes, karate punches and arrow hits |
Variations: |
kumite くみて |
(1) wooden joints; (2) paired karate kata; (3) {sumo} beltwork |
松濤館流(oK) see styles |
shoutoukanryuu / shotokanryu しょうとうかんりゅう |
{MA} Shotokan (style of karate) |
Variations: |
karate からて |
(1) karate; (2) (空手 only) being empty-handed; having nothing in one's hands |
Variations: |
hijiate ひじあて |
(1) (detachable) elbow rest; arm rest; elbow pad; (2) {MA} elbow strike (karate) |
全国信用組合中央協会 see styles |
zenkokushinyoukumiaichuuoukyoukai / zenkokushinyokumiaichuokyokai ぜんこくしんようくみあいちゅうおうきょうかい |
(org) Community Bank Shinyo Kumiai; (o) Community Bank Shinyo Kumiai |
公益社団法人日本空手協会 see styles |
kouekishadanhoujinnihonkaratekyoukai / koekishadanhojinnihonkaratekyokai こうえきしゃだんほうじんにほんからてきょうかい |
(o) Japan Karate Association |
Variations: |
shoutoukanryuu / shotokanryu しょうとうかんりゅう |
{MA} Shotokan (style of karate) |
Variations: |
karatechoppu; karatechoppu からてチョップ; カラテチョップ |
{sports} karate chop (pro wrestling move) |
Variations: |
mikoshi(p); shinyo(神輿); jinyo(神輿) みこし(P); しんよ(神輿); じんよ(神輿) |
(1) (esp. 神輿) (See お神輿・1) portable shrine (carried in festivals); (2) (みこし only) (honorific or respectful language) (esp. 御輿) (See 輿・1) palanquin; (3) (みこし only) (kana only) (esp. as みこしを据える, みこしを上げる, etc.) (See みこしを据える,腰・1) buttocks; lower back; waist; hips |
Variations: |
karatechoppu; karatechoppu(sk) からてチョップ; カラテチョップ(sk) |
{prowres} karate chop |
Variations: |
mikoshi(p); shinyo(神輿) みこし(P); しんよ(神輿) |
(1) mikoshi; portable Shinto shrine carried through the streets during festivals; (2) (御輿 only) (honorific or respectful language) (See 輿・1) palanquin; litter; (3) (みこし only) (kana only) (esp. as 〜を上げる, 〜を据える, etc.) (See みこしを据える,腰・1) lower back; waist; hips |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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