Definition of makiwara in English:

makiwara

noun makɪˈwɑːrə

Karate

An object (originally a post or board covered with straw, hemp, etc.) intended to be struck during training, especially in order to toughen the skin of the hands and feet.

1950s. From Japanese makiwara lit. ‘roll-straw’, originally denoting a target in archery practice from maki- + wara straw.

nounmakɪˈwɑːrə

Karate

An object (originally a post or board covered with straw, hemp, etc.) intended to be struck during training, especially in order to toughen the skin of the hands and feet.

1950s. From Japanese makiwara lit. ‘roll-straw’, originally denoting a target in archery practice from maki- + wara straw.

单词	makiwara
释义	Definition of makiwara in English: makiwara noun makɪˈwɑːrə Karate An object (originally a post or board covered with straw, hemp, etc.) intended to be struck during training, especially in order to toughen the skin of the hands and feet. Origin 1950s. From Japanese makiwara lit. ‘roll-straw’, originally denoting a target in archery practice from maki- + wara straw. Definition of makiwara in US English: makiwara nounmakɪˈwɑːrə Karate An object (originally a post or board covered with straw, hemp, etc.) intended to be struck during training, especially in order to toughen the skin of the hands and feet. Origin 1950s. From Japanese makiwara lit. ‘roll-straw’, originally denoting a target in archery practice from maki- + wara straw.
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