noun:

• rear leg trip - Sumo term

noun:

• rear pull down - Sumo term

noun:

• upper-arm force out - Sumo term

noun:

• arm-barring force out; locking arms around an opponent and pushing him out of the ring - Sumo term

noun:

• arm-barring force down - Sumo term

noun:

• backward lean out - Sumo term

noun:

• pulling body slam - Sumo term

noun:

• hand touch down - Sumo term

noun:

• knee touch down - Sumo term
• posture with knees and toes on the floor

noun:

• rear step out - Sumo term

noun:

• large ginkgo tree
• ginkgo-leaf top-knot worn by makuuchi and juryo division wrestlers - Sumo term

noun:

• female sumo wrestling; female sumo wrestler - Sumo term

interjection:

• thanks - usu. in the form ごっつぁんです - slang - Sumo term

noun:

• "new" sumo (for women) conducted on a mat, wearing leotards instead of a mawashi - Sumo term

noun:

• wrestling performed in a sitting position - Sumo term

noun:

• T-shaped section of a loincloth
• mawashi - Sumo term ➜ 回し【まわし】

noun:

• striking the face - Sumo term

interjection:

• phrase shouted by a referee when both rikishi have stopped moving - Sumo term

noun:

• holding two positions at once (esp. of rikishi or judges who are also coaches) - Sumo term

noun:

• sponsors of rikishi or their stables - Sumo term

noun:

• ritual gestures (squatting, clapping, etc.) indicating that a fight will be clean - Sumo term

noun:

• comparison of strength; contest of strength
• sumo - Sumo term ➜ 相撲【すもう】

expression / godan ~す verb:

• to place one's arms under those of the opponent and lift them up, in order to prevent an overhand grip on one's mawashi - Sumo term

noun:

• battling to knock away the hands of one's opponent, in order to achieve an advantageous position - Sumo term

noun:

• official names associated with coaching licenses (105 permanent and heritable, plus those issued to select yokozuna for a single generation) - Sumo term ➜ 年寄