- Biu Jee / Bue Tze / Bil Gee –
Shooting or Darting fingers (3rd wing chun form)
- Bil Sau – Shooting
fingers block, contacting on the little finger side of the wrist
- Bong Sau –
Wing arm block that contact on the little finger side of the wrist
- Bat jaam Do – 8
Direction slash knives; Character “8″ slashing sword
- Chan Geng –
Neck chop with the little finger side of the palm down or palm up
Chi – 1) Internal energy 2) Sticking - Chi Gerk –
Sticking legs exercise
- Chi Sau – Sticky hands
exercises
- Chuen Ging Jee Lak –
Inch force exerted by the Joints
- Chum Kiu – Searching for the bridge (2nd wing chun form)
- Da – Strike or
Hit
- Gwai Jarn –
Diagonal downward elbow strike
Pai Jarn – Horizontal inward elbow strike
Tai Jarn – Raising elbow
strike - Huen Sau – Single
circling hand
- Dim Mak – Point
Marking (pressure point striking method)
- Fook Sau – A
palm controlling block with the elbow down
- Gerk – Leg or kick
The 8 positions of the kick are:
1 -Jing Gerk -Strike with the top of the
heel just below the arch
2.-Wang Gerk – Strike with the outside
of the heel on the little toe side
3 -Soo Gerk – Strike with the inside of
the arch
4 -Yaai Sut Gurk – Strike with the
middle of the heel downward
5 -Tiu Gerk – Strike with the instep
with the toes pointed
6 -Jut Gerk – Strike with the lower calf
and Achilles tendon
7 -Tai Sut – Strike with the top or side
of the knee with the leg bent
8 -Chai Gerk – Strike downward with the
knife edge of the foot - Gum Sau – Downward
palm block or strike with the elbow turned outward
- Hay Sut/Tai Sut –
Raising knee block or strike contacting with the top or side of the knee
- Hoiu – Emptiness,
one of the major principles of Siu Lim Tau
- Jaam Sau – A
forearm deflecting block contacting with the little finger side of the forearm
- Jeong – Palm strike
or chop; the 8 palm strikes are
1 -Jing Jeong – Front vertical palm
2 -Choen Kui Jeong – Long bridge palm
3 -Hau Jeong – Back palm
4 -Dai Jeong – Low side palm
5 -Pau Jeong – Downward vertical palm
strike
6 -Gum Sau – Diagonally downward palm
strike
7 -Chan Jeong – Knife edge palm strike
to upper body and head with palm up
8 -Wang Jeong – Side of palm strike to
upper body and head with palm down - Jing – “Quietness”
one of the major principles of the Siu Lim Tau form
- Jut Da – Simultaneous
snapping control with one hand and striking with the other
- Jut Sau – Snapping
block contacting with the thumb side of the wrist
- Kuen – Fist / Punch
- Kung Fu – Any short of
study, learning, practice, skill that requires patience, energy, time and hard
work to achieve or complete-not necessarily martial arts
- Kwoon – A training
hall for chinese martial arts
- Lan Gerk –
Horizontal leg block contacting with the shin bone
- Lin Siu Dai Da –
Economy of motion
Lin Wan Kuen – Continuous chain punching - Mai Jong –
Closing the gap
- Mok Yan Jong –
Wooden dummy also the name for the wooden dummy form
- Mun Sau -Asking hand
- Pak Gerk –
Inside kick with the sole of the foot with the knee bent
Pak Sau – Slapping palm block or strike - Pau Jeung –
Flat palm strike with the fingers pointing down. This is applied to the lower
body
- Po Bai/Po Pai –
Double butterfly palm strike
- Sau – Hand or arm
- Si Fu – Your teacher
can be either male or female
- Si Gung – Your
teacher’s teacher
- Si Hing – A
male classmate who joined the school before you
Si Jay – A female classmate who joined the school before you - Si Mo – Your
teacher’s wife
- Siu Lim Tau –
“Small idea form” (1st wing chun form)
- Tatami – A type of
mat used as a flooring material
