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باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3679

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Hi every body , Dear Patrizia what you said is correct in turkish-Azari language and doesn't any signification in persian or iranian laguages ! but I think for understanding the meaning of many words and statements we have to pay attention to Yaroumeh's theorical parcours and his practices before creation of TO'A! I think also these words come from ancient persian language and sanskrit language
and some of these words and names has real meaning in japanese language but again I think these are only simple similaries and they are not real japanese word .For example if we say Anatawa in japanese it means YOU ! but be careful real pronounciation is Anat-tawa so there is no meaning in japanes . Again Atado in Azari becomes Ata=Father and Do in persian means 2 or runing (jogging) so there is no meaning as you said . Soto in japanes means from out side or exterior but if we say Suto ! then it is not Japanes . but I would like to say , concerning the names there is always one accent and perssure in the middel of words when we pronounce them, so ,they become very different from the meanings that some hamrahs try to explain ! I mean we must say Anat-tawa , Atad-do , Sot-to , Mayn-na and so on ...
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3681

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Thank you dear Jamshid for the explanation.
But then, is there a reason for having different kia in mummayies?
Why did Yarommeh called the mummayies with names with no meaning? Was there a purpose?
Does anybody know it? It is strange, I can't understand it!

باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3683

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All words and names and kiays in kung fu TO''A have the meaning and sometimes they are the name of axes in the forms and sometimes they are kiay for deep expiration or deep inspiration and at the sam time all of these kiays have phylosophic meaning .
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3684

Hello my friends,

Thanks for explanation Dr. Javidan and also thanks to dear Patrizia for asking. Making questions and thinking about stuff around us brings knowledge to us make it to understand what we do. This way the quality of work gets better and success would be stronger.

Now to answer you about this topic takes a long story which I don't have that much time, but I try to make it a little clear for you.

As we know for sure Yaromeh was a black belt of Karate, Judo and other Japanese style Martial Arts, and we know he travelled to lots of countries and different nations to learn fighting method sports.
After gathering all the experiences, he started to create his own style. Something I have to add here is: Those years that I was so close to him (the only time we separate was night for sleeping), I noticed, The Master develops the techniques all time even the old one he already did.
However in the beginning our techniques were so to Japanese style, even the name and kias. That's why the titles like Anattawa, Atado and Suto are Japanese.

But day by day and time to time Yaromeh kept more distance form east Asia methods and made Kung Fu To'a close to persian culture.

I will try to exmplane more about the meaning of stuff that we have in To'a.

Thank you.
Last Edit: 12 years, 3 months ago by Mostafa Jalilzadeh.
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باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3686

That is %100 right my dear friend.
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Re: باسخ‌به: Question 12 years, 3 months ago #3687

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And may I know them?
I think in Anattawa they are the name of axes. But what about the phylosophic meaning?
Forgive me...I am curious, I really wish to know everything. Or maybe this is not the moment for me to know it?
If it is like this I will wait.
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