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pamnez | 11:49 Sat 23rd Apr 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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What does 'JUDO' literally mean in Japanese?
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ORIGIN C19: Japanese, from ju �gentle� + do �way.�
11:54 Sat 23rd Apr 2005
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The word Judo is comprised of two kanji: "ju" (柔), which means gentleness or giving way, and "do" (道), meaning way of life (the same character as the Chinese "tao".) Thus Judo literally means "the gentle way" or "the way of giving way". Judo takes from jujutsu ("gentle art") the principle of using one's opponent's strength against him
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Thankyou THECORBYLOON and shoemad."  Much appreciated.
16:25 Sun 24th Apr 2005

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