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Korean
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English
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Soo Bahk Do
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Name of the Art we study
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Soo
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Hand
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Bahk
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Strike
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Do
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Way
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Moo Duk Kwan
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Name of our Organization or Style
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Moo
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Martial (prevent conflict)
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Duk
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Virtue
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Kwan
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School
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Kwan Jang (Nim)
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Grand Master, head of Moo Duk Kwan
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Sa Bom (Nim)
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Certified Instructor (4th Dan and up)
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Kyo Sa (Nim)
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Certified Instructor (2nd Dan and higher)
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Nim
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A term of respect similar to 'Sir,' 'Ma'am,' or 'Honorable'
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Sun Beh (Nim)
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Senior Member
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Hu Beh
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Junior Member
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Dan
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Degree, holder of midnight blue belt
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Gup
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Grade, holder of color belt under midnight blue
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Ko Dan Ja
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Senior Dan holder (4th Dan and up)
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You Dan Ja
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Dan holder, (1st Dan through 3rd Dan)
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Dan Bon
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Dan number
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You Gup Ja
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Gup holder
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Kwan Won
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Student member
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Cho Bo Ja
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Beginner
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Do Jang
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Training hall (studio)
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Do Bok
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Training suit (uniform)
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Dee
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Belt
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Kuk Gi
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National Flag
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Kwan Gi
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Flag of a style or school of Soo Bahk Do, such as Moo Duk Kwan Gi
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Ki Cho
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Basic
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Hyung
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Form
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Dae Ryun
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Sparring
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Ho Sin Sool
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Self Defense
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Soo Gi
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Hand techniques
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Jok Gi
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Foot techniques
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Neh Gung
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Internal power or control in exercise
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Weh Gung
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External power or control in exercise
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Shim Gung
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Mental power or control in exercise
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Mahk Kee
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Block
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Kong Kyuk
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Attack
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Ha Dan
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Low part
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Choong Dan
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Middle part
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Sang Dan
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High part
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Ahp
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Front
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Yup
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Side
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Dwi
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Back
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Cha Gi
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Kick
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Ki Hap
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Yell
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Shi Sun
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Focus of eyes or direction of line of sight
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O Rin Jok
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Right side
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Wen Jok
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Left side
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Tuel Oh
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Twisting (reverse side)
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Choong Shim
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Balance
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