| Term |
Definition |
| BART JUM TAU |
8 Slashing Butterfly Sword Form |
| BIK SAU ( JAM) |
Chasing Hand |
| BIK MA |
Chasing Stance |
| BONG GURK |
Outer Shin Block
with Knee Turned Outward |
| BONG SAU |
Wing Arm |
| BUE GEE (BIL GEE) |
Shooting / Thrusting Fingers Form (3rd Wing
Chun Form) |
| BUE SAU (BIL SAU) |
Shooting / Thrusting Finger Wrist Block |
| CHAAM SAU (JUM SAU) |
Sinking Block |
| CHAAP CHOI |
Low Punch |
| CHAI GURK |
Any Kick that Stamps Down |
| CHI |
Internal Energy |
| CHI DAN GURK |
Single Sticking Leg |
| CHI SAU |
Sticking Hands |
| CHOR MA |
Turning Stance |
| CHUM KIU |
Searching for the Bridge / Arm Seeking Form
(2nd Wing Chun Form) |
| DA |
Hit |
| DAI |
Lower Level |
| DAI BONG SAU |
Lower Wing Arm Block |
| DAI GURK |
Low Kick |
| DAI JING GURK |
Low Front Kick |
| DAI WANG GURK |
Low Side Kick |
| DAN CHI SAU |
Single Sticking Hand |
| DAN TIEN |
Centre of Energy Below Navel |
| DAN DAO |
Chinese Broad Sword |
| DIT DA JOW |
Herbal Liniment |
| HOI FAAN KUEN |
Outside Whip Punch |
| NGOI FAAN KUEN |
Inside Whip Punch |
| FAK SAU |
Upward Swinging Arm |
| FOK GURK |
Downward Leg Block Contact With Muscle Next
To Shin Bone |
| FOOK SAU |
Bridge On Arm |
| GARN SAU |
Low Outer Wrist Block |
| GUM SAU |
Downward Palm Pining Hand |
| GUNG FU |
Mastery of an Art, used to represent Martial
Arts |
| GWAT SAU |
Circular Outer Wrist Block |
| HOI (OI) |
Outside |
| HUEN GURK |
Any Circle Kick |
| HUEN MA |
Circle Stance |
| HUEN SAU |
Circling Hand |
| JIN CHOI |
Arrow Punch |
| JING GURK |
Front Kick |
| JIP SAU |
Controlling the Bridge / Arm Break |
| JONG |
Elbow |
| JUM SAU |
Forearm Deflecting Block |
| JUT GURK |
Snap or Block Kick |
| JIT TEK |
Front Kick |
| JUT TEK |
Side Kick |
| JUT SUN MA |
Side Slant Stance |
| KOW SAU |
Hooking Palm or Hand |
| KUEN |
Fist |
| KUNG FU |
Used in the West for Chinese Martial Arts |
| KWAN SAU |
Rolling Hands Block |
| KWOON |
School |
| LAN GURK |
Horizontal Leg Block Contacting with Shin Bone |
| LAN SAU |
Bar Arm |
| LIN WAN KUEN |
Chain Punches / Battle Punches |
| LUK DIM BOON KWUN |
6 Half Point Pole Form |
| LUK SAU |
Heavy Sticking Hands |
| LOP SAU |
Grabbing Hand |
| MA BO |
Horse Stance |
| MOOK JONG |
Wooden Dummy |
| MOOK JONG FA |
Wooden Dummy Technique |
| MUI FA JONG |
Plum Blossom Posts |
| NG MUI |
Buddhist Nun, founder of Wing Chun |
| NGOI |
Inside |
| PAI JONG |
Horizontal Inward Elbow Strike |
| PAK GURK |
Inside Kick with Sole of Foot |
| PAK SAU |
Slap Block |
| POON SAU |
Regular Sticking Hands |
| QUA CHIE |
Back Fist |
| SA BAU |
Wall Bag |
| SAAM KOK BO |
Triangular Steps |
| SAN SAU |
Slow Attack Exercise |
| SAT JIN KUEN |
Killing Arrow Fist |
| SAU |
Hand or Arm |
| SEUNG CHI SAU |
Double Sticking Hands |
| SEUNG DAI BONG |
Double Low Forearm Block |
| SEUNG HUEN SAU |
Double Circle Wrist Block |
| SEUNG JUT SAU |
Double Snapping or Jerking Block |
| SI BOK (SI BUK) |
Your Si-Fu’s Elder Brother |
| SI DAI |
Student |
| SI FU |
Your Teacher |
| SI GUNG |
Your Teacher’s Teacher |
| SI HING |
Older Classmate Male |
| SI JE |
Older Classmate Female |
| SI JO |
Ancestor within the System |
| SI MO |
Your Teacher’s Wife |
| SI TAI |
Si Gung's Wife |
| SI SOOK |
Younger Brother of Si-Fu |
| SIL LIM TAU |
Small / Little Idea Form (1st Wing Chun Form) |
| SOANG JONG ( WANG JONG) |
Outward Horizontal Elbow |
| SOO GURK |
Sweeping Kick |
| SOOR JUNG |
Sinking Elbow Down |
| SOR SAU CHI SAU |
Trapping Sticky Hands |
| SUT |
Knee |
| TAI GURK |
Raising Kick |
| TAI JONG |
Raising Elbow |
| TAK GURK |
Low Instep Kick |
| TAN GURK |
Forward And Upward Leg Block |
| TAN SAU |
Palm Up Block |
| TAO |
The Way |
| TO DEI |
Student |
| TIU GURK |
Instep Kick |
| TOI MA |
Step Back and Turn Stance |
| TOK SAU |
Lifting Palm Block |
| WANG OR WAN |
Side |
| WANG GURK (JUT TEK) |
Side Kick |
| WING CHUN TONG |
Wing Chun School |
| WU SAU |
Guard Hand |
| WU SHU |
Martial Arts |
| YANG |
Strong, Light, Active, or Male |
| YEE CHI KIM YEUNG MA |
Thigh Grabbing Stance / Pigeon-Toed Stance |
| YIM WING CHUN |
The Lady Ng Mui Taught |
| YIN |
Weak, Dark, Quiet, or Female |
