kimura
What is another word for kimura? Here is its meaning, with related words and examples.
Noun — A grappling submission hold in martial arts in which an opponent's arm is trapped and the shoulder is twisted to force a tap-out.
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How to use kimura
The word patterns that sound natural to a native speaker.
lock in a kimura
kimura submission
Etymology
Named after judoka Masahiko Kimura, who famously used the move to defeat Hélio Gracie in a 1951 match.
Full origin of kimura →Frequently asked questions
What does “kimura” mean?
The word “kimura” means a grappling submission hold in martial arts in which an opponent's arm is trapped and the shoulder is twisted to force a tap-out. In plain terms, a wrestling/jiu-jitsu armlock move named after the fighter who made it famous.
How do you use “kimura” in a sentence?
Here is “kimura” used in a sentence: “The fighter locked in a kimura and forced his opponent to submit.”
What part of speech is “kimura”?
“Kimura” is a noun.
Where does the word “kimura” come from?
The word “kimura” dates back to around 1951. Named after judoka Masahiko Kimura, who famously used the move to defeat Hélio Gracie in a 1951 match.
