ipponn.

/ˈipɒn/

Etymology: Japanese, < ip ( < ichi) one + pon, hon numerical counter for something long, as a staff, sword, baton, etc. Ippon was originally used as a judge's call at a contest of swordsmanship, implying ‘a clean strike worth one point’, and was later applied similarly in other branches of traditional military art, as judo, karate, etc.

Judo.

A score of one full point, awarded to a contestant for a successfully executed throw or hold, or for two scores of waza-ari.

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waza-ari1954

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1957 Judo (‘Know the Game’ Ser.) 11/2 If a contestant scores a near-point, the referee announces Waza-ari. Should the same contestant gain a second waza-ari, the referee announces Waza-ari awasete Ippon (‘one point by two techniques’) and stops the contest as just described for ippon.

1965 Otaki & Draeger Judo for Young Men vii. 108 Often a throw meriting only ‘waza-ari’ could have become ‘Ippon’ by a powerful body twist.

1984 Coaching Award Scheme (Brit. Judo Assoc.) 18/1 The contest rules of the IJF are applicable with scores of ippon and waza-ari only being used in the examination.

1990 Trad. Karate Nov.–Dec. 93/2 Paul John outpointing Mark Corish by three ippons to two in the final bout.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online March 2021).

单词	ippon
释义	ipponn. /ˈipɒn/ Etymology: Japanese, < ip ( < ichi) one + pon, hon numerical counter for something long, as a staff, sword, baton, etc. Ippon was originally used as a judge's call at a contest of swordsmanship, implying ‘a clean strike worth one point’, and was later applied similarly in other branches of traditional military art, as judo, karate, etc. Judo. A score of one full point, awarded to a contestant for a successfully executed throw or hold, or for two scores of waza-ari. ΘΚΠ society > leisure > sport > types of sport or game > fighting sports > martial arts > [noun] > judo or ju-jitsu > scoring waza-ari1954 ippon1957 1957 Judo (‘Know the Game’ Ser.) 11/2 If a contestant scores a near-point, the referee announces Waza-ari. Should the same contestant gain a second waza-ari, the referee announces Waza-ari awasete Ippon (‘one point by two techniques’) and stops the contest as just described for ippon. 1965 Otaki & Draeger Judo for Young Men vii. 108 Often a throw meriting only ‘waza-ari’ could have become ‘Ippon’ by a powerful body twist. 1984 Coaching Award Scheme (Brit. Judo Assoc.) 18/1 The contest rules of the IJF are applicable with scores of ippon and waza-ari only being used in the examination. 1990 Trad. Karate Nov.–Dec. 93/2 Paul John outpointing Mark Corish by three ippons to two in the final bout. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1993; most recently modified version published online March 2021). < n.1957
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