Definition of nage-no-kata in English:

nage-no-kata

(also nagenokata, nage no kata)

noun ˌnaɡɪnəˈkɑːtə

Judo

With singular or plural concord. A system of exercises and techniques for improving a person's throws; a method of practice emphasizing throwing techniques.

Early 20th century. From Japanese nagenokata from nage a throw, nominalized stem of nageru to throw + no, possessive particle + kata form.

(also nagenokata, nage no kata)

nounˌnaɡɪnəˈkɑːtə

Judo

With singular or plural concord. A system of exercises and techniques for improving a person's throws; a method of practice emphasizing throwing techniques.

Early 20th century. From Japanese nagenokata from nage a throw, nominalized stem of nageru to throw + no, possessive particle + kata form.

词汇	nage-no-kata
释义	Definition of nage-no-kata in English: nage-no-kata (also nagenokata, nage no kata) noun ˌnaɡɪnəˈkɑːtə Judo With singular or plural concord. A system of exercises and techniques for improving a person's throws; a method of practice emphasizing throwing techniques. Origin Early 20th century. From Japanese nagenokata from nage a throw, nominalized stem of nageru to throw + no, possessive particle + kata form. Definition of nage-no-kata in US English: nage-no-kata (also nagenokata, nage no kata) nounˌnaɡɪnəˈkɑːtə Judo With singular or plural concord. A system of exercises and techniques for improving a person's throws; a method of practice emphasizing throwing techniques. Origin Early 20th century. From Japanese nagenokata from nage a throw, nominalized stem of nageru to throw + no, possessive particle + kata form.
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