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Chinese traditional	Mandarin pronunciation	Cantonese pronunciation	Japanese	Japanese pronunciation	Korean	Korean pronunciation	English
							dog's leg extension the form of the keima tsugi hanging connection; the sake bottle rotated 45%
死子	sĭ zĭ	sei2 ji2	上げ石	age ishi	사석		captured stones; see hama
			顎	ago			jaw
味道	weì dào	mei6 dou6	味	aji	맛		potential
?味	èr weì	? mei6	味が悪い	aji ga warui			bad aji
			味消	aji keshi			destroying aji
空角	kōng jiăo	hung1 gok3	空き三角	aki sankaku	빈삼각		empty triangle; compare guzumi
坏棋	huài qī		空き隅	aki sumi	빈귀		empty corner
			悪手	akushu	악수		bad move
			甘い	amai	무르다		slack [same character as sweet]
			余り形	amarigatachi			Attacking sequence that looks good but accomplishes little
			余し	amashi			Allowing the opponent to take good points, taking space in compensation
			煽る	aoru			pressure
			足が早い	ashi ga hayai	발빠른		fast development
打吃	dă chī	da1 hek3	当たり	atari	단수	tansu	atari-a stone or stones will be taken in the next move. Often used as a warning, like "check" in chess.
			当て	ate			same as atari
			当て込み	atekomi			wedging in
厚味	hòu wèi	hau5 mei6	厚い	atsui			thick
厚味	hòu wèi	hau5 mei6	厚み	atsumi	두터움		thickness
			番碁	bango			match with set number of moves
			盤面五目勝ち	banmen gomoku kachi	반면오목승		a win by 5 pts on the board i.e. without komi
			バタバタ	bata bata oiotoshi, ton-ton			capturing after a series of ataris
?	zhèng		帽子	boshi			hat, cap
			棒スギ	botsugi	일자이음		three-stone column or row
			ブツカリ	butsukari			same as tsukiatari
讀秒	dú miăo	duk6 miu5	秒読み	byō yomi	초임기		time where X no. of moves must be made in Y amount of time
接??	jiē bò guī	jip3 ?	チギリ	chigiri			capturing the tail of a group
			チキリトビ	chikiri tobi			same as hazama tobi
中国围棋协会			中国棋協会	chuugoku ki kyōkai
長生	cháng shēng	cheung4 saang1	長生	chōsei			eternal life i.e. super ko in Ing terms
			挑戦試合	chōsen shiai	도전시합		championship match
	tiăo zhàn zhĕ		挑戦者	chōsensha	도전자		challenger for a title
中盤	zhōng pán	jung1 pun4	中盤	chūban	중반	chung ban	the middle game
			中国流	chūgoku ryu	중국류		Chinese fuseki
中盤	zhōng pán	jung1 pun4	中押	chūoshi	분계승		winning by resignation
超大飛	chāo dà fēi	chiu1 daai6 fei1	大々桂馬	daidai geima	대대계마		a grand knight's move; four horiz and one vert or vice versa
騙?	piàn zhāo	pin3?	だまし手	damashite	속임수		trick move. compare hamete, gomakashite, and inchiki te
單官	dān guān	daan1 gun1	駄目	dame	공배	gongbe	an intersection owned by neither opponent; a liberty
			駄目ズマリ	damezumari	공배메꿈		liberty shortage
段	duàn	dyun6	段	dan	단		the ranking above kyu and below professional dan; generally 1 – 7 (or 9); 7 is high
團子	tuán zĭ	tyan4 ji2	団子	dango			dumpling
			出	de			pushing in
沖斷	chōng duán	chung1 dyun6	出切り	de giri	나기껀		pushing and cutting
			エグリ	eguri			gouging out ... robbing the opponent of a base/eye shape
			フクラミフクレ	fukurami, fukure			swelling
			振り替り	furikawari	바꿔치기
			封	fusa			blockade
布局	bù jú	bou3 guk6	布石	fuseki	포석	p’osŏk	the opening portion of a game
外勢	wài shì	ngoi6 sai3	外勢	gaisei	외세
眼形	yăn xíng	ngaan5 ying4	眼形	gankei	안형
			下駄	geta	장문
圍碁	wei qī	? kei4	碁	go	바둑		go
			碁石	go ishi			go stones
棋盤	qī pan		碁盤	goban	바둑판	badku p’an	a go board
			碁盤勝負	goban shōbu			a five-match series
			互角	gokaku	호각		well-matched
棋合	qí hé	kei4 hap6	碁笥	goke			go bowls
棋合	qí hé	kei4 hap6	碁器	goki			go bowls
			ゴマカシ手	gomakashite	속임수		trick move. compare hamete, gomakashite, and inchiki te
			五目中手	gomoku nakade			playing at the vital point of the bulky five shape
五子棋	wŭ zĭ qí	ng2 ji2 kei4	五目並べ	gomoku narabe	오목	omok	five-in-a-row; a game played on a go board, the first player to get five in a row wins.
			碁聖	gosei	기성		go saint (one of the newspaper tournaments)
後手	huo shuo		後手	gote	후수	husu	a passive move; a move which does not need to be answered
後中先	hoù zhōng xiān	hau6 jung1 sin1	後手の先手	gote no sente			a gote move preparing a sente followup
愚形	yú xíng	yu4 ying4	愚形	gukei	우형		bad shape
			グルグル回し	guru guru mawashi			a reverse ladder
			グズミ	guzumi	마늘모		a (good, honte) move that becomes the apex of an empty triangle
			逆込み	gyaku komi			points given to black
逆先手	nì xiān shŏu	ngaak6 sin1 sau2	逆先手	gyaku sente	역선수		same as gyaku yose
逆先手	nì xiān shŏu	ngaak6 sin1 sau2	逆ヨセ	gyaku yose	역끝내기		a gote move that deprives the opponent of a sente move
			幅	haba			width
			這い	hai			crawl on first or second line
			ハマ	hama			captured stones
			嵌まり	hamari			a move that falls for a trick move
			嵌め手	hamete			trick move. compare hamete, gomakashite, and inchiki te
			半劫	han kō			a ko which is worth half a point
			半目	han moku	반집		half a point
			半目勝負	han moku shōbu	반집승부		a game decided by half a point
			花六	hana roku	매하육공		flowery six the dead shape; a rabbity six
			鼻付け	hana zuke	코붙침		nose attachment
看花劫	kàn huā jié	hon1 fa1 gip3	花見劫	hanami kō	꽃놀이패		flowery ko; a one-sided ko
扳	bān	paan1	はね	hane	제침	chech’im	a play diagonally from one’s stone and orthagonally from the opponent’s
			はね殺し	hane goroshi			killing with a hane
			はね返し	hane kaeshi			counter hane (parallel, not the cross cut)
			はね込み	hanekomi			hane between two enemy stones
			はね継ぎ	hanetsugi			a tsugi after a hane
			半眼	hangan	반집		half an eye i.e. needing another move
			腹付け	hara zuke	배붐침		belly attachment
夾	jiā	gaap3	挟み	hasami			pincer
反夾	făn jiā	faan2 gaap3	挟み返し	hasami kaeshi			counter pincer
夾	jiā	gaap3	挟み付け	hasami tsuke			clamp
			走る	hashiru			run in on the 1^st or 2^nd line with a knight’s move; same as suberu
快棋	kuài qī	faai3 kei4	早碁	haya go	속기		fast/lightning go
			早生き	haya iki			living quickly
象眼	xiàng yăn	jeung6 ngaan5	狭間	hazama			playing to split at a diagonal one space jump
象飛	xiàng fēi	jeung6 fei1	狭間とび	hazama tobi			diagonal one space jump, same as zoi tobi [zoe tobi???] and chikiri tobi
弱	rùo	yeuk6	へぼ	hebo	약함		weak
			へぼ碁	hebo go			a game by weak players
下手	xià shŭo	ha6 sau2	下手	heta	하수		weak
退	tuì	teui3	引き	hiki			drawing back
			引っくり返し	hikkuri kaeshi			spinning
低	dī	dai1	低い	hikui	낮음		low
拆	chāi	chaak3	開き	hiraki			extension
寬	kuān	fun1	広い	hiroi	넓음		wide
緊氣劫	jĭn qì jiĕ	gan2 hei3 gip3	本劫	hon kō	본패		a real ko
本手	bĕn shŏu	bun2 sau2	本手	honte	본수
本因坊	bĕn yīn făng	bun2 yan1 fong1	本因坊	hon’inbō	본인방		holder of the Honinbo title; traditional Japanese go families
			掘り込み	horikomi			throw-in
星	xīng	sing1	星	hoshi	별		star point; handicap point
			細い碁	hosoi go			lots of intricate situations scattered throughout the board
			一合升	ichigō masu			carpenter's square
圍碁	wei qī		囲碁	igo	바둑	baduk	go
活棋	huó qī	wut6 kei4	生き	iki	삶		life
一間	yī jiān	yat gaan1	一間	ikken	한칸		one space i.e. jump
			一間挟み	ikken basami			one-space pincer
			一間開き	ikken biraki			one-space extension
			一間じまり	ikken jimari			one-space corner closure
			一間とび	ikken tobi			one-space jump
一盤棋	yī pán qí	yat pun4 kei4	一局	ikkyoku	한판	hanp’an	one game
			一級	ikkyu	일급		one kyu
			いんちき手	inchiki te	속임수		trick move. compare hamete, gomakashite, and inchiki te
			院生	insei	원생		apprentice go professional
			犬の顔	inu no kao			dog's face shape, also called the sake bottle; dog
			一方地	ippo ji	일방지		one and only one large territory
			一道	ippon michi	일방		one way street i.e. forced sequence
			石の下	ishi no shita	돌아래		under the stones
			いって	itte			make losing a semeai by one move
地	dì	dei6	地	ji			territory
實地	shí dì	sat6 dei6	地合い	jiai			the balance of territory
和棋	hé qí	wo4 kei4	持碁	jigo	화국	hwaguk	a tie
			陣笠	jingasa			the hat shape: 4 stones, 2 empty triangles
實利	shí lì	sat6 lei6	実利	jitsuri	실리		actual profit
			序盤	joban			opening game
			準名人	jun meijin	준명인		quasi Meijin
定石	dìng shí	ding6 sek6	定石	jōseki	정석	chŏng sŏk	a standardized set of plays resulting in both players having near equal positions; a set sequence.
			定先	jōsen	정선		playing with black in all games
上手	shàng shŏu	seung5 sau2	上手	jōzu	상수		skillful
十番棋	shí fān qī	sap6 faan1 kei4	１０盤碁	jūbango			a ten game match
			十段戦	jūdan sen			the Judan tournament in Japan
?	qiang		壁	kabe	벽		wall
蓋	gài	goi3	被せる	kabuseru			to cover. boshi
勝	shèng	sing1	勝ち	kachi	승		winning
勝負	shèng fù	sing1 fu6	勝ち負け	kachimake	승부		winning or losing
			角	kado			a diagonal move from an enemy stone
			角盤	kadoban			a game deciding a match or that may effect the handicap
			抱え	kakae			embracing ... ensuring the capture of a stone
			掛かり	kakari			attacking move on a lone corner stone
壓	yā	aat3	掛け	kake			pressing toward the edge
假眼	jiă yăn	ga2 ngaan5	欠け眼	kake me			false eye
			欠け継ぎ	kaketsugi			open or hanging connection
格言	gé yán	gaak3 yin4	格言	kakugen	격언		go proverb
烏﹖不﹖	wū gūi bù cū túo		鶴巣	kakusō			crane's nest
			構え	kamae			structure
			亀の甲	kame no kō	거북이등		tortoise shell
			韓国棋院	kankoku kiin	한국기원	hanguk giweon	The Korea Baduk Association
			観音開き	kannon biraki			double door, French door, butterfly [also dragonfly???] ogeima twice from hoshi
完敗	wán bài	yun4 baai6	完敗	kanpai	완패		complete defeat
			関西棋院	Kansai Kiin	관서기원		the Kansai Go Institution
復盤	fù pán	fuk6 pun4	感想	kansō			post game analysis
			辛い	karai			tight move; territory- or strategy-oriented move
			絡み	karami			splitting attack
輕棋	qīng qī	hing1 kei4	軽い	karui	가벼움		light
			滓石	kasu ishi			junk stones i.e. not worth defending
肩沖	jiān chōng	gin1 chung1	肩	kata	어깨		shoulder
單先手	dān xiān shŏu	daan1 sin1 sau2	片先手	kata sente			one sided sente
			堅継ぎ	kata tsugi			solid connection
			肩付き	kata tsuki	어깨짚음		shoulder hit
形	xīng	ying4	形	katachi	모양		(good) shape
			桂	katsura			Japanese Judas tree
??	dà jià		換わり	kawari			compensation
			カヤ	kaya			Torreya nucifera or Japanese nutmeg tree
小飛	xiăo fēi	siu2 fei1	桂馬	keima	계마	kyŏma	a knight's move; placing a stone two horizontal and one vertical (or one vert, two horiz) from another stone
			桂馬の褌	keima no fundoshi			keima making two tactical threats
			桂馬とび	keima tobi			a keima toward the center
			桂馬継ぎ	keima tsugi			a knight connection
			桂馬渡り	keima watari			a keima connecting two groups
形勢不明	xíng shì bù mīng	ying4 sai3 bat1 ming4	形勢不明	keisei fumei	형세불명		unclear position i.e. possibly even
形勢判斷	xìng shì pàn duàn	ying4 sai3 pun3 dyun6	形勢判断	keisei handan	형세판만		positional judgement
			見当	kentō	짐작		guess
淺消	qiăn xiāo	chin2	消し	keshi	삭감		reduction
			棋	ki			an old name for go
棋院	qī yuan	kei4	棋院	ki-in	기원	gi-wŏn	a go institution; a go club
氣合	qì hé		気合	kiai			fighting spirit
			厳しい	kibishii			severe
棋道	qī dào		棋道	kido	기도		way or spirit of go
棋譜	qī pŭ		棋譜	kifu	기보		diagram or record of a game
			利かし	kikashi			forcing move
			利く	kiku			to be sente
			決まり手	kimari te			the only move
勝?	shèng zhāo		決め手	kimete			game deciding move
			近所劫	kinjo kō			neighboring ko threats, soba ko
斷	duàn		切り	kiri	끊음		cut
扭十字	niŭ shī zì		切り違い	kiri chigai	맞끊음		crosscut
			切り返し	kiri kaeshi			crosscut
			キリンの首	kirin no kubi			head extension: one further than the horse's hed/neck, or in English, Nessie's neck
			棋聖	kisei	기성		go saint: Honinbos Dosaku, Jowa, or Shusaku; the holder of the top title in Japan
棋士	qī shì		棋士	kishi	기사		professional go or shogi player
			傷	kizu			wound, defect
小飛	xiăo fēi	siu2 fei1	小桂馬	ko-geima			a small knight's move (the same as a knight's move)
			小猿	ko-zaru			a small monkey jump; a knight's move at the edge of the board
貼目	tiē mù		込み	komi
小目	xiăo mù		小目	komoku			the 3-4 point
凝形	níng xíng		凝り形	korigatachi			overconcentrated or heavy
尖	jiān		尖	kosumi
黑	hēi	haak4	黒	kuro	흑	hŭk	black
黑子	hēi zĭ	haak1 ji2	黒石	kuro-ishi	검은돌	gŏm ŭn dol	black stones
			黒番	kuroban	학번		black to play
			櫛形	kushi gata			the comb formation
			九子局	kyushi kyoku			9-stone handicap game
			級	kyū	급		rankings below dan; 1 kyu is the highest kyu; in Korean, there is only gup
急所	jí suó		急場	kyūba	급소		urgent point
急所	jí suó		急所	kyūsho	급소		urgent point
劫	jié		劫	kō	패		[kou, variant of kyou]
			劫味	kō aji			a position that may turn into a ko
劫爭	jié zhēng		劫争い	kō arasoi	피싸음		ko fight
劫材	cái		劫立て	kō date	패쑴		ko threat
			劫材	kōzai kō			ko threat
曲	qŭ		曲がり	magari			bending
盤?曲四	pan ? qŭ s?		曲がり４目	magari shimoku	곡사공		bent four in the corner
			曲がり付け	magari zuke			a magari around some enemy stones
負	fù		負け	make			losing, loss
模? 棋	mó ? qī		真似碁	mane go			mirror go, mirroring play
			万年劫	mannen kō	만년패		ten thousand (i.e. “innumerable”) ko
﹖	yian		目	me	눈	nun	an eye
眼	yăng		眼	me			eye
			眼有り眼無し	me ari me nashi			a group with one eye beats a group with no eyes
眼形	yăng xíng		眼形	me gatachi	안형		eye shape, same as gankei
賭棋	dŭ qī		眼碁	me go			gambling go, so much bet by point
			名人	meijin	명인
			盲碁	mekura go			blindfold go
証書	zhèng shú		免状	menjō	면장		rank diploma
見合	jiàn hé		見合い	miai	밋보기		two points of mutual equivalence: if a player plays in one, the opponent can play in the other
			持ち込み	mochikomi			an invasion which dies without compensation
目外	mù wài		目外し	mokuhazushi	쇠목		3 – 5 point
			もたれ	motare			leaning attack
			元継ぎ	moto tsugi			connecting a hane at the first line
模樣	mó yàng	mou4 yeung6	模様	moyō	모양	moyang	a widespread net where a player hopes to make territory
瞎劫	xiā jié		無劫	mu kō			invalid ko threat
向小目	xiàng xiăo mù		向かい	mukai			komoku facing komokus [necessarily same color???]
妙手	miào shŏu		妙手	myōshu	묘수		brilliant move
雪崩	xŭe bēng		雪崩	nadare			avalanche (joseki)
			投げ場を求める	nage ba o motomeru	던질곳		set the scene for resignation; launch a final challenge in a lost position
投降	tóu xiáng		投げる	nageru	던짐		resign. see toryo
點	diăn		中手	nakade			playing inside a group to prevent two eyes from forming
			並び	narabi			solid extension in a line
日奔棋?	rì bĕn qī ?		日本期院	Nihon Kiin	일본기원		Japan Go Association
			二連星	ni-rensei			parallel 4-4 point opening
			２線	ni-sen			the second line
連扳	lián bán		二段バネ	nidan bane	이단젖침		bane
			二眼	nigan			two eyes
猜先	cāi xiān		握り	nigiri	쥠		routine to decide who goes first
			のび	nobi			solid extension
刺	cì		覗き	nozoki			peep
			温い	nurui			lukewarm or slack. Lacking effect.
			お城碁	o-shiro go			(Japan) castle go, replayed in the presence of a shogun
			追い落とし	oi-otoshi			Sacrificing to create a shortage of liberties, then capturing
			置き	oki			placement
			置き碁	oki go			handicap go
			置き石	oki ishi			handicap stones
			お好み碁	okonomi go			(Japan) an unscheduled castle game requested by the shogun
			重い	omoi			heavy
			重い石	omoi ishi			heavy stones
大飛	dà fēi	daai6 fei1	大桂馬	oo-geima	대계마		a large knight's move; three horiz and one vert or vice versa
			大雪崩	oo-nadare			large avalanche joseki
			大猿	oo-zaru			monkey jump; a large knight's move at the edge of the board
			大場	ooba			a large fuseki point or extension
			大桂馬掛かり	oogeima gakari			large knight corner approach
			大桂馬じまり	oogeima jimari			large knight corner enclosure
			おさえ	osae			an attach for blocking
			押し	oshi			push
			押し潰し	oshi-tsubushi			squashing or crushing
			ポカ	poka			blunder
			ポン抜き	ponnuki			the shape after a simple capture of one stone by four
			楽勝	rakushō			easy win
			爛柯	ranka			Japanese literary name for go
			ラッパ継ぎ	rappa tsugi			an open connection which protects two stones at the same time
			連語	rengo			pair go
			両当たり	ryō atari			double atari
			両掛かり	ryō gakari			two kakaris against a single corner
			両後手	ryō gote			double gote; i.e., for either side
			両じまり	ryō jimari			double enclosure
			両劫	ryō kō			double ko
			両先手	ryō sente			double sente; i.e., for either side
			捌き	sabaki			making light, flexible shape to save a group
			下がり	sagari			descent (toward the edge of the board)
			割いて出る	saite deru			rip through the opponent’s position
			３劫	san kō			three kos
			三羽烏	sanba garasu			the three crow formation; three stones set consecutively and diagonally
			三番勝負	sanban shōbu			match of best of three
			３段バネ	sandan bane			triple hane
			三間挟み	sangen basami			three-space pincer
			三間開き	sangen biraki			three-space extension
			三間高挟み	sangen taka basami			three-space high pincer
			三間とび	sangen tobi			three space jump toward the center
			３目中手	sanmoku nakade			three-point nakade
			３目の真中	sanmoku no manaka			center of three spaces
			三方絡み	sanpō garamiō			a three-way attack
			３連星	sanren sei			three star points in a row
			三々	sansan			the 3-3 point
			猿辷	saru suberi			monkey jump; a large knight from the second line into enemy territory on the first line
			差込み	sashi komi			thrusting in
			左右同形	sayū dōkei			symmetrical pattern
			井目（聖目）	seimoku			nine handicap stones
			井目風鈴付	seimoku fūrin tsuki			more than nine handicap stones
			生死	seishi			life and death
雙活	shuāng húo	seung1 wut6	関	seki	비김	bigim	a stalemate in one section of the board: play by either player will result in loss of stones, so neither player moves in that area.
			関	seki			stalemate; a local situation where if either player moves, the other will take, so no move is made
			関崩れ	seki kuzure			breaking a seki by capturing a nearby group
			石塔絞り	sekitō shibori			stone tower; a sequence in which two stones are sacrificed, then one
			攻め	seme			attacking
			攻め合い	seme-ai			a local capturing race dominated by the number of liberties
			攻め取り	seme-dori			being forced to fill in and take a dead group during play
			攻める	semeru			to attack
			先相先	sen-ai-sen			playing black then white then black
			先番	senban			playing black in every game
			先二	senni			playing with a one or two stone handicap
先手	xian shuo		先手	sente	선수	sŏnsu	the initiative; a move which needs to be answered
			絞り	shibori			squeeze
			渋い	shibui			refined
			七番勝負並び	shichi ban shōbu narabi			best of seven
			征（止長・翅鳥）	shichō			ladder
			征当たり	shichō atari			a ladder-forming atari, or ladder-breaking move
			指導碁	shidō go			a teaching game
			死活	shikatsu			life and death
			四劫	shikō			four kos
			締め付け	shime-tsuke			flattening down to get a wall
			新布石	shin fuseki			new fuseki theory, developed by Kitani Minoru and Go Seigen in 1933
			新定石	shin jōseki			a new joseki
			新聞碁	shinbun go			games and tournaments sponsored by newspapers
			新型	shingata			a pattern not recognized as a joseki
			死に石	shini ishi			dead stones
			凌ぎ	shinogi			saving a group of stones
白	bái	baak6	白	shiro	백	pek	white
白子	bái zĭ	baak6 ji2	白石	shiro-ishi	흰돌	hŭin dol	white stones
			白盤	shiroban			white to play
			下手	shitate			weaker player
			初段	shodan			first dan level
			手談	shudan			a name for go: go allows conversing with the hands, not with the mouth
			終盤	shūban			the closing stage
			終局	shūkyoku			the end
			修策流	shūsaku ryū			the Shusaku opening
			側劫	soba kō			a neighboring ko threat affecting the ko fight
			袖係り	sode gakari			a corner approach on the second line or sleeve
			損	son			loss
			損劫	son kō			a ko threat with a loss
			外駄目	soto dame			outside liberty
			姿	sugata			shape, formation
			筋	suji			correct line or style
			隅	sumi			corner
			裾空き	suso aki			open skirt; invadable at the edge
			裾係り	suso gakari			a corner approach on the second line or hem
			捨石	sute ishi			sacrifice stone
			捨てる	suteru			sacrifice, throw away
			争碁	sō go			Edo period challenge match
			立ち	tachi			extension toward the center
			互い先	tagai sen			an even game with a normal komi
			大差	taisa			a large difference in the score
			大石	taiseki			a large group
			大斜	taisha			the great slope joseki
			高	taka			a prefix for high
			高い	takai			high
			高目	takamoku			the 5-4 point
			竹節	takefu			bamboo joint; two attached stones opposing two friendly parallel attached stones separated by one space
			種石	tane-ishi			seed or pivotal stones
			谷が深い	tani-ga fukai			deep valley of territory
			襷型	tasuki gata			a sash cord opening; using the same opening in two diagonally opposed corners
			手合い	te-ai			the conditions of the game, the handicap
			手入れ	te-ire			adding a stone in territory to defend a weakness
			手所	tedokoro			a difficult point in the middle game where strategies have to be read out
			手止まり	tedomari			the last big move (or the last move)
			手順	tejun			the correct sequence
			天元	tengen			the center point
脫先	tuo xian		手抜き	tenuki	손뺌	sonppaem	ignoring a move and playing elsewhere
			手筋	tesuji			a tactical move; a critical move
			鉄柱	tetchū			iron pillar; vertically attaching a stone to a side star point
			手割	tewari			breaking down a position by eliminating an equal numbeer of black and white stones to analyze
			とび	tobi			a jump
			飛び飛び	tobi-tobi			a jump followed by a jump
			飛出し	tobidashi			jumping from the opponent’s territory toward the center
			飛込み	tobikomi			a jump into the opponent’s territory
			トントン	ton-ton			oi-otoshi
			取り	tori			capturing
			潰れ	tsubure			losing a fight
			継ぎ	tsugi			connection
			次の一手	tsugi-no itte			the next move
			継ぎ継ぎ	tsugi-tsugi			a connection followed by a connection
			付け	tsuke			attachment
			付け切り	tsuke-giri			an attach followed by a cross-cut
			付け引き	tsuke-hiki			an attach followed by drawing back
			付け越し	tsuke-koshi			cutting across a knight’s move
			付けのび	tsuke-nobi			an attachement and extension
			付けおさえ	tsuke-osae			an attach and block
			付け下がり	tsuke-sagari			an attach followed by a descend
			突き当たり	tsuki atari			a thrust
			突き出し	tsuki-dashi			pushing in between two stones
			付き抜き	tsuki-nuki			pushing through an enemy’s position
			作り碁	tsukuri go			a game which concludes and is counted; thus, a close game
			詰め	tsume			a checking extension
			詰め開き	tsume-biraki			an extension preventing the opponent from expanding
			詰め碁	tsume-go			life and death problems
			つなぎ	tsunagi			connection
			ツッパリ	tsuppari			bumping
			鶴の巣篭もり	tsuru-no sugomori			crane’s nest; three dead stones surrounded on three sides by three in parallel and two at the head and foot
			トーチカ	tōchika			a (military) pillbox enclosure; a stone each on the 3-5, 5-5 and 5-3 points
			投了	tōryō			resign
			打ち掛け	uchi-kake			adjournment
			打ち欠き	uchi-kaki			a throw-in to reduce liberties or eyes
			打ち込み	uchi-komi			an invasion
			打ちすぎ	uchi-sugi			over-play
			浮き石	uki-ishi			a floating group; a group without a base
			馬の顔	uma-no kao			horse’s head; an ikken biraki with a third stone in between but out three points; a dog’s head plus one
			嘘手	usote			a fake move or move that does not work
			薄い	usui			thin, weak
			打って返し	utte gaeshi			a snapback
			上手	uwate			stronger player
			わかれ	wakare			position after a fight
			割打ち	wari-uchi			a splitting invasion
			割込み	warikomi			wedge
			渡り	watari			a linking move
			櫓	yagura			a turret; four stones in a square, each separated by an ikken biraki
			読み	yomi			reading
			読み筋	yomi suji			a sequence that must be read out
			読みきり	yomi-kiri			complete reading
			四劫	yon ko			four kos
			よせ	yose			the endgame
			寄せ劫	yose kō			a multi-stage ko; an indirect ko
			四つ目殺し	yotsu-me goroshi			a simple capture of one stone by four
			緩み征	yurumi shichō			a loose ladder
			様子見	yōsu mi			a probe; leaving a situation alone
			ザル碁	zaru go			poorly played go
			俗	zoku			crude, inelegant
			俗筋	zoku suji			bad style

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