sukî

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of sukî in Turkish Turkish dictionary: (Osmanlı Dönemi) Çarşı ve pazarla alâkalı; (Osmanlı Dönemi) Çarşılı, pazarlı

English - English

Definition of sukî in English English dictionary
suki: "Opening" A gap in an opponent's defense or technique
suki: An opening or gap where one is vulnerable to attack or application of a technique, or where one's technique is otherwise flawed
suki: "Opening " A gap in an opponent's defense or technique Loss of concentration or "disturbed feeling" leaving one open for attack
suki: An opening or gap where one is vulnerable to attack or application of a technique, or where one's technique is otherwise flawed SUKI may be either physical or psychological One goal of training is to be sensitive to SUKI within one's own movement or position, as well as to detect SUKI in the movement or position of one's partner Ideally, a master of aikido will have developed his/her skill to such an extent that he/she no longer has any true SUKI
suki: Opening " A gap in an opponent's defense or technique
suki: A gap or opening In kyudo, suki refers to the state of being mentally and spiritually unprepared or caught off guard
suki: Dictionaries define "suki" as "to like, to favor," but subtitled anime always translates it as "love" Perhaps "love" is an informal definition for daily usage *shrugs* In any case, in THIS sentence, it means "love " ^^ Pronouced "Soo-kee" or "Skee"

sukî

Turkish pronunciation

suki

/ˈso͞okē/ /ˈsuːkiː/

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