QuanPuSymbol45 (Q12281): Difference between revisions
From Kungfu-Wiki
(Changed an Item) |
(Changed an Item) |
||
| Property / has_text | |||
| Property / has_text: 卧⻢藏蹄 / 臥⻢藏蹄 / rank | |||
| Property / has_goodToKnow | |||
| Property / has_goodToKnow: May refer to: "Make the Hoof Lie Down. The category of Qinna techniques that involve controlling an adversary’s<br>wrist, hyper-extending, hyper-flexing, or flexing it to the side" from falk dictionary of martial arts / rank | |||
| Property / has_text | |||
卧⻢藏蹄 / 臥⻢藏蹄 (wò ⻢ cáng tí / ngo ⻢ còngtài) | |||
| Property / has_text: 卧⻢藏蹄 / 臥⻢藏蹄 (wò ⻢ cáng tí / ngo ⻢ còngtài) / rank | |||
Normal rank | |||
| Property / has_goodToKnow | |||
May refer to: "Make the Hoof Lie Down. The category of Qinna techniques that involve controlling an adversary’s<br>wrist, hyper-extending, hyper-flexing, or flexing it to the side" from falk dictionary of martial arts simplified name: wo [?] cang ti / ngo [?] congtai | |||
| Property / has_goodToKnow: May refer to: "Make the Hoof Lie Down. The category of Qinna techniques that involve controlling an adversary’s<br>wrist, hyper-extending, hyper-flexing, or flexing it to the side" from falk dictionary of martial arts simplified name: wo [?] cang ti / ngo [?] congtai / rank | |||
Normal rank | |||
Revision as of 15:08, 5 December 2024
No description defined
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | QuanPuSymbol45 |
No description defined |
Statements
QuanPuSymbol
0 references
45
0 references
wò ⻢ cáng tí
0 references
pinyin mandarin
0 references
ngo ⻢ còngtài
0 references
jyutping cantonese
0 references
cn
0 references
en
0 references
lying horse hide the hoofs (make the horse lie down on its hoofs)
0 references
卧⻢藏蹄/臥⻢藏蹄 (wò ⻢ cáng tí / ngo ⻢ còngtài): lying horse hide the hoofs
0 references
manual
0 references
卧⻢藏蹄 / 臥⻢藏蹄 (wò ⻢ cáng tí / ngo ⻢ còngtài)
0 references
May refer to: "Make the Hoof Lie Down. The category of Qinna techniques that involve controlling an adversary’s<br>wrist, hyper-extending, hyper-flexing, or flexing it to the side" from falk dictionary of martial arts simplified name: wo [?] cang ti / ngo [?] congtai
0 references