kirikaeshi
kirikaeshi noun: a kimarite in which the attacker puts his knee behind his opponent's leg then twists him backwards over the knee.
Noun
kirikaeshi (plural kirikaeshi)
Forms of kirikaeshi
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Origin of kirikaeshi
Borrowed from Japanese 切り返し, literally "twisting backward knee trip".
Questions about kirikaeshi
- What does kirikaeshi mean?
- Kirikaeshi means a kimarite in which the attacker puts his knee behind his opponent's leg then twists him backwards over the knee.
- What part of speech is kirikaeshi?
- Kirikaeshi is a noun.
- What is the plural of kirikaeshi?
- The plural of kirikaeshi is kirikaeshi.
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