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‖ ryu, n.|rɪˈuː|
Also 9 riu. Pl. ryu.
[Jap. -ryū stream, current, (hence) school, style.]
A Japanese style or school of art, esp. martial arts, music, flower arrangement, etc. Freq. as final element in Combs. Also ryugi [gi rule, norm] in same sense.
1879Trans. Asiatic Soc. Japan VII. 346 Takanobu was a pupil of the Yamato riu. 1892Trans. & Proc. Japan Soc. I. 6 It is not in my power to enumerate all the different schools (Riu) of Ju-jitsu... Next comes a school called the Kito-Riu. 1913E. J. Harrison Fighting Spirit Japan iii. 44 Eventually many distinct ryugi, sects, or schools, came into existence... I was first introduced to the Tenshin Shinyo-ryu, which is an amalgamation of the Yoshin-ryu and the Shinnoshindo-ryu. 1973Times Lit. Suppl. 3 Aug. 899/2 Mme Harich-Schneider is, however, careful not to let the biases of her own ryū (schools) run away with her. 1977Early Music July 418/1 (Advt.), Shakuhachi. Hand-crafted in the traditional manner. Kinko-ryu or Tozan-ryu models. 1987Karate Feb./Mar. 17/1 The historical Togakure ryu continues to pass down its teachings and traditions under the guidance of the ryu's 34th Grandmaster. |