TERMINOLOGY USED IN DKMA

Char-ryet - Come to attention
Kyongn-ye - Bow
Baro – Relax – Return to ready / 'At ease'
Chunbi Get ready
Sijak Start
Baldo – Draw Sword
Chakkum Sheathe sword.
Note: There are various ways of sheathing a sword
kyon-juk - Aim
Kihap - Short exhalation of breath, often in combination with a cut.
Chong Ge Nim – Federation President or Hae Jang Nim
Chong Kwan Jang Nim – Grand Master
Kwan Jang(Nim) - Master
Sabom(Nim) - Instructor
Bu-sabom(Nim) - Assistant instructor
Ch'o-dan – 1st Dan
Yu-Dan-ja - A black-belt of any grade
Ko-Dan-ja - 3rd dan or higher
Do-bok - Uniform)
Do-jang – Gym / Training Hall

STANCES
Jayeon-se Standing in a natural (short stance) posture.
Daedo-se Long or high stance (lit: great stance)
Sodo-se Short or low stance (Lit: small stance)
Kima-se Horse-riding stance.
Joch'on-se Upper ready stance.
P'alsang-se This is any position where the sword is held vertically (normally) on the right hand side with the hilt at chest height.
Kumgye dongnip p'alsang-se Stand on one leg (normally left). Raised foot should point down. The sword is normally held vertical on the right side.
Jiha-se Lower ready stance.
Beom-se Tiger stance / back stance.

CUTS
Jungmyon begi - Straight or centre cut
Ja begi - Left Cut
U begi - Right Cut
Hwengdan ilgom begi -Horizontal cut.
Ollyo begi Upwards cut.
Chirugi Thrust / stab
Samdan begi - Jungmyon begi followed by Ja begi followed by U begi
Gwangja begi - Sequence of cuts that describe i.e. Samdan begi followed by left hwengdan begi, followed by Right and Left diagonal cuts. All done in a is Kima-se stance.
Loe begi Double Cuts
Ch'otbul KKugi - Candle extinguishing
Taenamu begi - Bamboo cutting
Sinmunji begi - Newspaper slicing
Kagmok charugi - Board breaking