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    Sittie Aisah H.

    Abdulrahim
    Prof. Angco, Rogelio
    BSA 2-2

    Assignment # 3

    TERMS ASSOCIATED WITH ARNIS

    Arnis
    - Is a national martial art and sport of the Philippines, an innovative form of self-
    defense or martial art derived from ancient technique be it bear-handed or
    using bladed weapons such as kali for self-defense or combat.

    1. Arnisador  Stick fighter or someone who is a practitioner of Arnis.

    2. Patama  Strike; a sudden attack

    3. Hawak  Hold; grasp, carry, or support with one's hands

    4. Sugod  Attack; an aggressive and violent action against a person


    or place

    5. Sinawali  Sinawali is the double-cane method of fighting of arnis,


    escrima and kali.

    6. Banda y Banda  “Banda y banda” denotes a side-to-side motion practiced


    in many Filipino Martial Arts especially arnis

    7. Corto  "corto" means short; short range distance

    8. Abanico  The term 'Arnis De Abanico' means 'Fan Style of Arnis


    9. Crossada  A crossing of arms, weapons designed to force the
    release of a weapon

    10. Baston  A stick used in combat

    11. Daga  A combat knife

    12. Datu  The highest-ranking belt in an Arnis organization


    associated with IMAF (International Modern Arnis
    Federation) - means chieftain or leader.

    13. Escrima  The subset of Arnis that uses the single stick.

    14. Rompida  Striking straight up and down with consideration for the
    edge of the weapon (blade edge down on downstroke,
    and blade edge up on upward stroke to prevent stress
    fractures in weapon.

     The art of fighting with the fists - open handed Arnis.


    15. Panantukan

    16. Hunda  In Arnis sparring, the question in Tagalog for "Ready”.

    17. Hinto  In Arnis sparring, the command in Tagalog to "Stop".

    18. Hiwalay  In Arnis sparring, the command in Tagalog to "Start"

    19. Florette  A flourish used as part of various anyo or forms. Multiple


    circling strikes (in the same plane) designed to force the
    opponent back or away.

    20. Arko  Series of circular strikes, also referred as sirkulo.


    21. Bolo  A type of machete (usually with a leaf shaped blade) used
    throughout the Phillipines..

    22. Pangagaw  Referring to disarming techniques.

    23. Pangamot  Is a complete bare-handed defense system. The Cebuano term


    which was derived from the word “kamot”, meaning hand.

    24. Olisi y baraw  Is another term for espada y daga or punta y daga.

    25. Largo  Long distance

    26.Kurbada  Curving strikes such as pronating or supinating strikes.

    27. Espada y Daga  Sword (espada) and dagger (daga) used together.
    Sometimes also connotes the use of baton and knife in
    tandem.

    28. Dulo- Dulo  Palm stick (dulo), spoken twice to indicate style of
    fighting with said weapon

    29.Corto Kurbada  Close range sparring applying kurbada strikes & counter
    attacks.

    30.Pakawalan  allow (something) to move, act, or flow freely

    31. Hirada  in the direction that one is facing or traveling; toward the
    front.

    32. Solo Baston  single stick

    33. Punyo  butt of stick or any weapon

    34.Bahi  heavy and durable, the bahi is also a powerful wood that
    makes the arnis stick a weapon of destruction.

    35. Mano-Mano  Mano Mano is the empty-hand component of Filipino


    martial arts, particularly Arnis.
    36. Atras  retreat or backward

    37. Bagsak  to drop; overhead strike with down weighing

    38. Bakbakan  a rumble or free-for-all fight

    39. Bara-bara  wild or formless technique

    40.Bigay-bal  lock release technique

    41.Depensa  defense; person taking defensive role in training

    42. Dos Manos  two hands with long stick


    Largos

    43. Hakbang-  full side step/step to avoid strike


    Paiwas

    44.Hawak-Gitna  holding the stick in the middle

    45.Hawak-Pakal  reverse or ice-pick grip

    46.Hawak-Punyo  regular hold on weapon with punyo

    47.Hawak-Sagad  regular grip with no punyo

    48.Hawak-Saksak  regular or hammer grip

    49.Hawak-Sandata  methods of holding a weapon

    50.Hawak-Susi  reverse grip; holding at tip of stick

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