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Tsuki

Tsuki (突き) derives from the verb tsuku (突く), meaning "to thrust". The second syllable is accented, with Japanese's unvoiced vowels making it pronounced almost like "ski" (but preceded by a "t" sound). In Japanese martial arts and Okinawan martial arts, tsuki is used to refer to various thrusting techniques.

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Tsuki in Karate

KaratePunchesRendakuKarate techniqueHyperextension
12 related topics

Tsuki in Aikido and Aiki-jo

AikidoAiki-jōJōHidari katate-gamaeBilliard
6 related topics

Tsuki in Kendo

KendoMenShinaiKiai
4 related topics

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Unvoiced vowelsSkiJapanese martial artsOkinawan martial arts
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Hiragana
つき
Kanji
突き
Kunrei-shiki
tuki
Revised Hepburn
tsuki
Transcriptions
TranscriptionsRevised HepburntsukiKunrei-shikituki

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Tsuki in Karate

Tsuki in Aikido and Aiki-jo

Tsuki in Kendo

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Tsuki

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples34
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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Tsuki

Top relations

related to Performing a Choku-Tsuki (Straight Punch) in Karate · 10
Tsuki → At, Different, For, Ideally, It, Karate, Practitioners, Target, The, To
related to Other Examples of Tsuki Techniques · 6
Tsuki → Age-tsuki, Kagi-tsuki, Other, Rete-zuki, Ura-tsuki, Yama-tsuki
related to Tsuki in Aikido and Aiki-jo · 6
Tsuki → However, In, Picture, The, Thus, With
related to Tsuki in Karate · 4
Tsuki → For, In, It, Note
related to Tsuki in Kendo · 2
Tsuki → It, The
Hiragana · 1
Tsuki → つき
Kanji · 1
Tsuki → 突き
Kunrei-shiki · 1
Tsuki → tuki
Revised Hepburn · 1
Tsuki → tsuki
Transcriptions · 1
Tsuki → TranscriptionsRevised HepburntsukiKunrei-shikituki

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Important terminology

karate punch fist techniques target thrusting kendo hand straight power arm forward martial arts used choku-tsuki right left back styles

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TsukiHiraganaつき1.00infobox
TsukiKanji突き1.00infobox
TsukiKunrei-shikituki1.00infobox
TsukiRevised Hepburntsuki1.00infobox
TsukiTranscriptionsTranscriptionsRevised HepburntsukiKunrei-shikituki1.00infobox
Tsukiis atsuki-bu0.90text
Tsukirelated to Other Examples of Tsuki TechniquesOther0.60section
Tsukirelated to Other Examples of Tsuki TechniquesAge-tsuki0.60section
Tsukirelated to Other Examples of Tsuki TechniquesKagi-tsuki0.60section
Tsukirelated to Other Examples of Tsuki TechniquesUra-tsuki0.60section
Tsukirelated to Other Examples of Tsuki TechniquesYama-tsuki0.60section
Tsukirelated to Other Examples of Tsuki TechniquesRete-zuki0.60section

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