Soo Gi 
(Hand Techniques)
Juhng Gwuhn: Straight Fist (Punch) |
Soo Doh: Knife Hand |
Yuhk Gwuhn: Inverted Fist (Uppercut) |
Yuhk Soo Doh: Inverted Knife Hand |
Gahk Gwuhn: Back Fist |
Ssahng Soo Doh: Double Knife Hand |
Il Ji Gwuhn: 1-Finger (i.e. Knuckle) Fist |
Hweh Juhn Soo Doh: Rolling Knife Hand |
Sah Ji Gwuhn: 4-Knuckle Fist |
Pyung Soo: Palm Strike |
Joong Ji Gwuhn: Middle-Knuckle Fist |
Ssahng Pyung Soo: Double Palm Strike |
Sah Mah Gwi Gwuhn: Praying Mantis Fist |
Sohn Deung Pyung Soo: Backhand Strike |
Sah Mah Gwi Mahk Ki: Praying Mantis Block |
Gwahn Soo: Spear Hand |
Ship Ja Mahk Ki: Four-Direction Block |
Pahl Koom Chee Chi Gi: Elbow Strike |
Kahm Ah Mahk Ki: Entangling Block |
Hoh Gwuhn: Tiger Claw Strike |
Ahp Dee Soo Gi: Front & Rear Punching Drill |
Hoh Goo Gwuhn: Tiger’s Mouth Grip |
Jah Oo Juhng Gwuhn Dee Soo Doh: 1-2 Punch, Spinning Knife Hand (Combination) |
Yeh
Eui: Etiquette
Doh
Jahng: Practice Hall
Ki:
Internal Life Force
Kyung
Nyeh: Salute, Bow
Doh
Bok: Uniform
Ki
Cho Jah Ki: Breathing Exercises that Wring Out “Ki”
Cha
Ryuht: Attention
Ddee:
Belt
Ki
Hahp: Special Yell utilizing “Ki” Energy
Juhng
Jah: Proper Sitting (Kneeling)
Eui
Bok: Clothing
Soom
Shee Gi: Breathing
Joon
Bee: Ready
Soo
Ryuhn: Practice
Mohm
Pull Ki: Body Conditioning Exercises
Shee
Jahk: Begin
Geu
Mahn: Stop
Kuk
Ki: National Flag
Geut:
Finish (Completion)
Shee
Uh: Rest
Won
Ki: Kuk Sool Association Flag
Bah
Roh: Straight Alignment (Used for Signaling a Return to Upright Posture
After Bowing)
Kuk
Sa Nim: Grandmaster (10th degree Black Belt) {literally: National
Teacher}
Chong
Kwan Jahng Nim: Chiefmaster (9th degree Black Belt)
Jeh
Jah: Martial Arts Apprentice, Disciple
Kwan
Jahng Nim: Master (5th, 6th, 7th, 8th degree Black Belt)
Dahn
Boh Nim: Black Belt Candidate (Black–Brown Belt)
Sa Bum
Nim: Instructor (4th degree Black Belt)
Jah
Ddi: Brown Belt
Pu Sa
Bum Nim: Deputy Instructor (3rd degree Black Belt)
Hohng
Ddi: Red Belt
Kyo Sa
Nim: Assistant Instructor (2nd degree Black Belt)
Chuhng
Ddi: Blue Belt
Jo Kyo
Nim: Instructor-in-Training (1st degree Black Belt)
Noh
Rahng Ddi: Yellow Belt
Yoo
Dahn Jah: Black Belt Holder
Huin
Ddi: White Belt
Il:
First
Hah
Nah: One
Ee:
Second
Dool:
Two
Seu
Mool: Twenty
Sahm:
Third
Set:
Three
Suh
Reun: Thirty
Sah:
Fourth
Net:
Four
Mah
Heun: Forty
Oh:
Fifth
Dah
Suht: Five
Shwin:
Fifty
Yook:
Sixth
Yuh
Suht: Six
Yeh
Soon: Sixty
Chil:
Seventh
Il
Gohp: Seven
Il
Heun: Seventy
Pahl:
Eighth
Yuh
Duhl: Eight
Yuh
Deun: Eighty
Goo:
Ninth
Ah
Hohp: Nine
Ah
Heun: Ninety
Ship:
Tenth
Yuhl:
Ten
Baek:
One Hundred
Sohn:
Hand
Sohn
Mohk: Wrist (Hand’s Neck)
Ahn
Sohn Mohk: Inside of Wrist
Bahl:
Foot
Bahl
Koom Chi: Heel
Bahl
Deung: Ridge on Top of Foot
Dah
Ree: Leg
Pahl
Koom Chi: Elbow
Maek:
Vital Point
Moo
Reup: Knee
Uh
Gkae: Shoulder
Hyul:
Acupuncture/Acupressure Point
Ahp:
Front
Yuhp:
Side
Dee,
Dwee: Back, Rear
Ahn:
Inside
Ddui
Uh: Jumping
Hweh
Juhn: Rolling, Rotating
Yahng:
Both
Ssahng:
Double, Twin
Bahn
Deh Roh: The Other Way, Other Side
Yuhk:
Reverse, Inverted
Dor
Ah: Spinning, Turning
Dee
Roh Dor Ah: Turn Around, “About Face”
Sahng:
High
Joong:
Middle
Hah:
Low
Sa Doh Mu Sool: Tribal or Family Martial Art
Koong Joong Mu Sool: Martial Art of the Royal Court
Bull Gyo Mu Sool: Martial Art practiced in the Buddhist Temples
Ho Rang Ee: Tiger
Dohk Soo Ree: Eagle
Baem: Snake
Sa Ma Gi: Praying Mantis
Yohng: Dragon
Hahk: Crane
(Stances)
Kong
Kyuk Jah Seh: Offensive Position
Ki Mah
Jah Seh: Horse-Riding Stance
Bahng
Uh Jah Seh: Defensive Position
Juhn
Gool Jah Seh: Long Stance with Bent Front-Leg
Gool Gohk Jah Seh: Crouching Stance (a.k.a. Back Stance or Cat Stance)
(Leg Techniques or Kicking)
Ahp Cha Gi: Front Kick
Ahp Cha Ohl Li Gi: Projection Kick (using Straight Leg)
Yuhp Cha Gi: Side Kick
Hoo Li Gi: Foot Sweep
Dee Cha Gi: Back Kick
Jik Uh Cha Gi: Axe Kick
Ahn Dah Ree Cha Gi: Inner Leg Kick
Bahl Deung Cha Gi: Round Kick (Striking with Top of Foot)
Bah Gaht Dah Ree Cha Gi: Outer Leg Kick
Bahl Koom Chi Cha Gi: Hook Kick (Striking with Point of
Heel)
Dor Ah Cha Gi: Spin Kick
Dee Dor Ah Yuhp Cha Gi: Backward Turning Side Kick
Sahng Dahn Dor Ah Cha Gi: High Spin Kick
Yuhk Bahl Deung Cha Gi: Inverted Round Kick
Hah Dahn Dor Ah Cha Gi: Low Spin Kick
Ahn Koom Chi Dohl Li Gi: Inside Heel Kick (Toes Turned Outward)
Moo Reup Cha Gi: Knee Kick
Dee Uh Cha Gi: Jumping Kicks
(Falling Principles)
Ahp Nak
Bub: Front Fall
Hweh
Juhn Nak Bub: Rolling Fall
Dee Nak
Bub: Back Fall
Goh Yahng Ee Nak Bub: Cat Roll
Yuhp
Nak Bub: Side Fall
Doo Sohn Poong Cha: 2-Hand Cartwheel
Ahp
Yuhp Nak Bub: Twisting Fall (Sideways Front Fall)
Hahn Sohn Poong Cha: 1-Hand Cartwheel
Poong
Cha: Windmill (Cartwheel)
Pahl Koom Chi Poong Cha: Elbow Cartwheel
Gong Joong Nak Bub: High Fall (in Mid-Air)
Gong Joong Poong Cha: Aerial Cartwheel
(Weapons)
Guhm: Sword
Poo Chae: Fan
Jool Bong: Flail (Jointed Staff)
Dahn Guhm: Short Sword
Jee Pahng Ee: Walking Cane
Sahm Jool Bong: Three Sectioned Staff
Kahl Guhm: Knife
Poh Bahk: Rope
Dahn Bong: Short Staff
Dahn Doh: Knife or Short Sword
Chahng: Spear
Joong Bong: Middle Staff
Wuhl Doh: Halberd (Moon Knife)
Doh Gki: Battle Axe
Jahng Bong: Long Staff
Goong Shi: Bow & Arrow
Goong Sool: Archery
Kuk (Sool) Goong: Traditional Korean Archery (utilizing a “thumb”
draw) 
Ahn Young Hah Shim Nee Kah?: Hello / Hi / How
Are You?
Ahn Young Hee Kah Ship Shee Yo: Goodbye / Go Safely
Soo Go Het Seum Nee Dah: You Worked Hard
Kahm Sah Hahm Nee Dah: Thank You
Chuhn
Mahn Eh Yo: You’re Welcome
Soo
Ryuhn Geut: Practice Finished