| 松濤館 - Shōtōkan |
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| Age uke gyaku ashi | 揚げ受け逆足 | Upper block (reverse foot) (Shōtōkan); also gyaku age uke
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| Abe Keigo | 阿部 圭吾 | (1938 - ) Karateka, former senior JKA instructor, founder of the Japan Shōtōkan Karate Association
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| Ago zuki | 顎突き | Straight punch to the chin; rising punch as in the kata, Empi (Shōtōkan)
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| Ai kamae | 合構え | Harmony posture: closed stance, when each opponent has her/his same foot forward (Shōtōkan)
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| Asai Tetsuhiko | 浅井 哲彦 | (1935 - 2006) Shōtōkan karateka, founder of Japan Karate Shōtōrenmei
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| Asano Shiro | 浅野 史郎 | (1939 - ) Shōtōkan karateka
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| Awase | 合せ | Blending movement (aikidō); combined (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase hiki tsukami | 合せ引き掴み | Combined pulling grasp as in karate kata Heian Godan (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase kokouke | 合せ虎口受け | Combined tiger mouth block as in karate kata Empi (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase mawashi kakeuke | 合せ回し掛受け | Combined roundhouse hooking block as in karate kata Nijushiho (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase mawashiuke | 合せ回し受け | Combined roundhouse block as in karate kata Kanku Dai (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase seiryūtōuke | 合せ青竜刀受 | Combined ox jaw hand block (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase shuto ageuke | 合せ手刀肋受 | Combined knife hand rising block as in karate kata Chinte (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase uchi | 合せ打 | Combined strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase uke | 合せ受け | Combined block (Shōtōkan)
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| Awase waza | 合せ技 | Combined techniques (Shōtōkan)
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| Chinte | 珍手 | “Unusual hands” or “rare hands” or “crazy hands.” Karate kata practiced in Shitō ryū and Shōtōkan.
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| Enoeda Keinosuke | 榎枝 慶之輔 | (1935-2003) Shōtōkan Karateka, nickname "The Tiger of Shōtōkan"
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| Fumi komi age uke | 踏み込み肋受け | Rising block stepping in (Shōtōkan)
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| Fumi komi shuto uke | 踏み込み手刀受け | Knife hand block stepping in (Shōtōkan)
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| Funakoshi Gichin | 船越 義珍 | (1868-1957) Founder of Shōtōkan karate
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| Furi kosa barai | 振交差払い | Circular cross sweep as in the karate kata Nijushiho (Shōtōkan)
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| Gankaku | 岩鶴 | Shōtōkan karate kata, lit. “Crane on a rock.”.
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| Gedan awase teishō uke | 下段合せ底掌受 | Lower combined palm heel block (Shōtōkan)
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| Gedan kake uke | 下段掛受け | Downward hooking block (Shōtōkan)
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| Gedan kekomi | 下段蹴込み | Thrust kick to groin (Shōtōkan)
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| Gedan kote uke | 下段小手受 | Lower forearm block (Shōtōkan)
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| Gedan seiryūtō uke | 下段青竜刀受 | Lower ox jaw hand block (Shōtōkan)
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| Gedan shutō osae | 下段手刀腕受け | Lower level knife hand press, as in the Shōtōkan karate kata Gojushiho Dai
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| Gedan sukui uke | 下段掬受け | Lower scooping block (Shōtōkan)
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| Gojushiho Dai | 五十四歩大 | Karate kata, lit “Fifty-four steps, major" (Shōtōkan)
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| Gojushiho Sho | 五十四歩小 | Karate kata, lit “Fifty-four steps, minor" (Shōtōkan)
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| Gyaku te dori | 逆手取り | Reverse hand grab, as in the karate kata Gankaku (Shōtōkan)
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| Haishu awase uke | 背手合せ受 | Backhand combined block, the opening block in the karatedō kata Gankaku (Shōtōkan), known in other karatedō ryū as Chinto; also ryō shō jōdan sokumen awase uke.
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| Haishu jūji uke | 背手十字受 | Backhand cross block (Shōtōkan); also jūji uke
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| Haishu uke | 背手受け | Block with back of hand, as in the opening move of Heian Yondan (Shōtōkan)
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| Haiwan nagashi uke | 背腕流し受 | Back arm sweeping block (Shōtōkan)
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| Haiwan sokumen jōdan yoko uke | 背腕側面上段横受 | Upper level block to side with back arm, as in left arm block in opening of Heian Nidan (Shōtōkan)
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| Hangetsu | 半月 | “Half-moon,” karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Hassell, Randall G. | | American karateka, hachidan Shōtōkan karate, and martial arts author and publisher.
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| Hazushi te | 外手 | Pulling-away hand, as in Heian Shodan (Shōtōkan)
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| Heian | 平安 | “Peaceful, tranquil”; karate kata series (Shōtōkan); in Japanese history, period 794-1185
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| Heian shodan | 平安初段 | “Peaceful, tranquil one” karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Heian nidan | 平安二段 | “Peaceful, tranquil two” karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Heian sandan | 平安三段 | “Peaceful, tranquil three” karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Heian yondan | 平安四段 | “Peaceful, tranquil four” karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Heian godan | 平安五段 | “Peaceful, tranquil five” karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Hineri kaeshi | 捻り返し | Twist counter as in karate kata Kanku Sho (Shōtōkan)
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| Hirate osae uke | 平手押え受 | Forehand pressing block as in karate kata Kanku Sho (Shōtōkan)
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| International Shōtōkan Karate Federation | 国際松濤館空手連盟 | (ISKF) Shōtōkan association primarily in North America and the Caribbean, founded 1977 by Okazaki Teruyuki 岡崎照幸
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| Ippon ken furi otoshi | 一本拳振落とし | One knuckle fist circular drop, as in karate kata Chinte (Shōtōkan)
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| Ippon ken gyaku furi otoshi | 一本拳逆振落とし | One knuckle fist reversed circular drop, as in karate kata Chinte (Shōtōkan)
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| Japan Karate Association | 日本唐手協会 | Organization for Shōtōkan karatedō
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| Japan Karatedō Federation | 全日本空手道連盟 | Major international organization for Japanese karatedō; JKA (Shōtōkan) is not part of the JKF
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| Ji’in | 慈陰 | "Love of truth," karate kata (Shōtōkan); name of Buddhist saint; also Jiin
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| Jion | 慈恩 | Karate kata (Shōtōkan); name of a temple and a Buddhist saint, Nem Ami Jion, originally Sōma Shiro Yoshimoto
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| Jitte | 十手 | “Ten hands, " karate kata (Shōtōkan); also jutte
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| Jō hineri | 杖捻り | Twist of Jō as in Bassai-Sho (Shōtōkan)
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| Jutte | 十手 | "Ten hands," karate kata (Shōtōkan); also jitte
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| Kaisho kōsa uke | 開手交差受け | Open hand cross block, as in karate kata Gojushiho Sho (Shōtōkan)
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| Kaishu ippon kumite | | Sparring exercise (Shōtōkan)
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| Kake dori | 掛取り | Hooking grasp/pull as in the karate kata Hangetsu (Shōtōkan)
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| Kami tsukami | 髪掴み | Hair grasp as in the karate kata Empi (Shōtōkan)
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| Kanazawa Hirokazu | 金澤弘和 | (1931- ) Founder of Shōtōkan Karate-do International Federation (SKIF); jūdan
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| Kankū Dai | 観空大 | Karate kata, “To look at the sky, major" (Shōtōkan)
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| Kankū Sho | 観空小 | Karate kata, “To look at the sky, minor” (Shōtōkan)
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| Karate Union of Great Britain | | British Shōtōkan organization (KUGB)
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| Kase Taiji | 加瀬 泰治 | (1929 - 2004) Shōtōkan karateka
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| Kasui uke | 火水受 | Fire and water block, as in the karate kata Kanku-Sho (Shōtōkan)
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| Kihon furi uchi waza | 基本振り打ち技 | Basic swinging strike techniques (Shōtōkan)
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| Kihon uchi waza | 基本打ち技 | Basic strike techniques (Shōtōkan)
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| Kokō hiza kuzushi | 虎口膝崩し | Tiger mouth knee takedown as in the karate kata Nijushiho (Shōtōkan)
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| Kūshankū | 公相君 | Karate kata; also Kūsankū, Kankū Dai (Shōtōkan), Kosokun
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| Meikyo | 明鏡 | "Bright mirror," karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Mikami Takayuki | 三上孝之 | (1933- ) Shōtōkan karateka
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| Mizunagare uraken gamae | 水流れ裏拳構え | Flowing water backfist, as in the karate kata Gojushiho (Shōtōkan)
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| Morote haiwan uke | 諸手背腕受 | Two-handed back arm block (Shōtōkan)
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| Morote jō uke | 諸手杖受け | Double-handed jō block as in the karate kata Meikyo (Shōtōkan)
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| Morote kaishu gedan uke | 諸手開手下段受 | Double open-handed lower level block, as in the karate kata Gojushiho (Shōtōkan)
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| Morote kokō dori | 諸手虎口取り | Double tiger mouth grab, as in karate kata Jitte (Shōtōkan)
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| Morote kubi osae | 諸手首押え | Double neck press as in karate kata Heian Shodan (Shōtōkan)
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| Nagashi uke | 流し受け | Sweeping or flowing block, used in the kata Tekki and Jion (Shōtōkan)
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| Nakayama Masatoshi | 中山正敏 | (1913 - 1987) Japanese Shōtōkan karateka, Chief instructor of the JKA
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| Nihon Karate Kyokai | 日本唐手協会 | Japan Karate Association, organization for Shōtōkan karate
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| Nijushiho | 二十四步 | "24 steps," Karate kata (Shōtōkan); a Chince books putting forth 24 moral principles
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| Niseishi | 二十四 | Original name of karate kata Nijushiho (Shōtōkan)
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| Nishiyama Hidetaka | 西山英峻 | (1928 - 2008) Shōtōkan karateka, jūdan, chairman of the International Traditional Karate Federation (ITKF)
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| Okazaki Teruyuki | 岡崎照幸 | (1931 - ) Japanese Shōtōkan karateka
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| O'Neill, Terry | | (1948 - ) British Shōtōkan karateka
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| Oroshi furi uchi | 下ろし振り打ち | Downward swinging strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Oroshi mae furi uchi | 下ろし前振り打ち | Downward front swinging strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Oroshi mawashi furi uchi | 下ろし回し振り打ち | Downward diagonal swinging strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Oroshi soto furi uchi | 下ろし外振り打ち | Downward outward swinging strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Osae uchi | 押え打ち | Pressing strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Oshi ateru | 押し当てる | Strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Ōshima Tsutomu | | (1930 - ) Shōtōkan karateka, founder of Shōtōkan Karate of America (SKA)
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| Otoshi uchi | 落とし打ち | Downward strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Otoshi ude uke | 落とし腕受け | Dropping forearm block (Shōtōkan)
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| Ozawa Osamu | 小澤治 | (1925 - 1998) Shōtōkan karateka
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| Pinan | 平安 | Karate kata series, lit. “Peaceful, tranquil," Heian in Shōtōkan
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| Ryō shō jōdan sokumen awase uke | 両掌側面合せ受け | Upper level augmented side block with both hands, the opening block in the the Shōtōkan kata, Gankaku, known in other karatedō ryū as Chinto. Also called haishu awase uke.
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| Senpu geri | | Jumping spinning ushirogeri, as in Unsū (Shōtōkan)
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| Shoji Hiroshi | | (1931 - 2003) Shōtōkan karateka
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| Shubō uchi | 手棒打ち | Stick hand strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Soesho chudan zuki | | Attached middle level punch (Shōtōkan)
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| Sokumen tettsui otoshi uchi | 側面鉄槌落とし打ち | Side hammerfist dropping strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Soto furi uchi | 外振り打ち | Outward swinging strike (Shōtōkan)
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| Taikyoku | 太極 | "First cause," karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Tekki | 鉄騎 | “Iron Horse,” karate kata series (shodan, nidan, sandan) (Shōtōkan)
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| Ten no kata | 天の形 | "Kata of heaven," karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Unsu | 雲手 | “Hands in a cloud,” karate kata (Shōtōkan); also Unshu
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| Wankan | 王冠 | "King's crown," karate kata (Shōtōkan)
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| Yaguchi Yutaka | 矢口豊 | (1932 - ), Japanese Shōtōkan karateka, ISKF
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