Terminology

(Common titles used within a Wing Chun Family)
TaiSiGung Great Grandfather (The teacher of your grand Teacher)
SiGung Grandfather (Your teacher's teacher)
Sifu Gung Fu father (Teacher)
Si Bahk Gung Fu Uncle (Your teacher's older gung fu brother)
Si sook Gung Fu Uncle (Your teacher's younger gung fu brother)
Tou Dai Disciple
Gau Lin Instructor
Jo Gau Assistant Instructor
Tung Muhn Classmate
Si Hing Older Gung Fu Brother
Si Je Older Gung Fu Sister
Si Dai Younger Gung Fu Brother
Si Mui Younger Gung Fu Sister
(Counting in Cantonese) (Direction)
Yut 1 Yau Right
Yee 2 Jau Left
Saam 3 Jung Center
Sei 4 Jic Straight
Ng 5 Dai Low
Luhk 6 Seung Up
Chat 7 Hah Down
Baat 8 Hau Behind
Gau 9
Sup 10
(Glossary)
Biu To thrust, Harpoon, spear something
Biu Tze Thrusting fingers
Bo Stepping
Bok upper arm and shoulder
Bong Sau Wing arm
Chaam Principle of Sinking
Chai gurk Down ward stomping/ to step on foot
Chair Kune Pulling Punch
Chi Breath, life force or energy
Chi sau Sensing energy with the hands(stick hands)
Chiu Ying Facing with structure
Cho Ma Sitting on the horse
Chor bong sau Wrong side bong sau
Da To strike or hit
Daan Chi sau Single sticky hand
Deng Gurk Nailing Kick
Dai Bong sau Low Bong Sau
Fak Sau Whipping/ whisking hand
Fat sau Applying energy
Fon Sau Replacing hands
Fook Sau Covering/restraining hand
Gaan sau Dragging Hand
Gor sau Exchanging hands
Gum Sau Pinning hands
Gurk Leg/kick
Gwai sau Ghost arm (concept)
Gwai Jaern Pressing elbow
Gwat Gurk Scraping down the leg (shin)
Ha Sau Bottom hand
Hou Sau Back hand
Huen Sau Circling hand
Jaern Elbow
Jau sau Running hand
Jeung Palm
Jip sau Catching hand
Jom sau Slashing Hand
Jong Post
Juen Ma Pivoting the horse (stance)
Kum Kwan Seizing/covering pole
Kum La Seizing contolling (Equivilent to Chin na)
Kiu Bridge
Kup Jaern Diagonal elbow
Lan Sau Barring arm
Lin wan kune Continuous chain Punching
Lop Sau Grasping hand
Luk Sau Rolling sticky hand with forward pressure
Luhk Dim Boon Kwan 6 and 1/2 point pole form
Lut Sau Free hand
Ma Horse (implying stance)
Man Sau Asking Hand
Mun Gate or door
Mui Fa Jong Plum flower posts
Po Pai Sheild holding palm (Butterfly palms)
Pai Jaern Horizontal elbow
Pak sau Slapping hand
Quan Sau Rolling or splitting hands
Sau Hand or Arm
Seung Chi Sau Double sticky hands
Seung Ma Forward advancing stance
Sip ma Occupying Stance
Siu Small
Sil Lum Cantonese pronounciation of "Shaolin"
Sut Knee
So Kwan Sweeping pole
Tan Sau Spreading/Laying hand
Tarn Gurk Bouncing/snapping leg
Toi Ma Stepping back while turning
Tok Sau Lifting hand
Tut Sau freeing hand
Wan Jeung Side Palm
Wu Sau Protecting hand
Yau ging Soft energy
Yee ge kim yeung ma Charector two abduction stance
Yiu ma Energy generated from waist/hip
Yut gi Kune Sun Charector fist
Yon ging Elastic power

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