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開(Kai): to open, to unfold

開合(KaiHe): to open and close; opening and closing

開竅(KaiQiao): come to understanding; opening the tricky gate

開天眼(KaiTianYan): opening the heaven eye or the third eye

開展(KaiZhan): opening and extending

抗(Kang): to resist, to butt

坎(Kan): water; one of the Eight Trigrams which corresponds to water

坎離(KanLi): water and fire, which means to use water and fire to adjust the body’s Yin and Yang.

坎離靜坐(KanLiJinZuo): Kan-Li meditation

康復 rehabilitation

靠(Kao): to bump, to lean or to press against.

1)      肩~ : shoulder bump;

2)      胸~ : chest bump;

3)      胯~ : hip bump;

4)      背~ : back bump;

5)      臀~ : hip bump

靠勁(KaoJin): the bump Jin; the martial power of bumping

克(Ke): to subdue; to defeat; to control

科學用腦 scientific use of the brain

科學訓練 scientific way of the training

可動的(KeDongDe): movable

咳嗽 cough

咳喘 cough and asthma

口服療法 therapies with oral medication

口腔保健 oral health care

空(Kong): empty, void, nothing within

孔夫子(KongFuZi): Confucius

孔子(KongZi): Confucius

空門(KongMen): empty doors. Two meanings: 1) 指引入四大皆空 leading you to the “Four Emptiness”;  2)

指防守不嚴﹐可借機發動有效進攻 with the implication of no proper protection. You can step in to initiate an effective attack.

空氣(KongQi): air, the Qi in space

扣齒(KouChi): biting or knocking the teeth

胯(Kua): crotch; hip

1)      外胯(WaiKua): the area on the external hip joints;

2)      內胯(NeiKua): crotch; the area on the inner side of the hip joints

快慢(KuaiMan): fast and slow

髖關節 hip joint

坤(Kun): earth

坤土(KunTu): earth

崑崙(KunLun): one of the highest mountains in the west of China

闊氣(KuoQi): to expand Qi; expanding Qi

the technique of skin breathing

括約肌 sphincter muscle

空中動作 action-in-the-air