In lang=en terms the difference between yaguranage and kimarite
is that yaguranage is a kimarite in which the attacker pulls his opponent towards him, places his knee against his opponent's inner thigh and drives the leg upwards while forcing him over while kimarite is any of the 82 techniques that may be used to win a match.
yaguranage
English
Noun
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(sumo) a kimarite in which the attacker pulls his opponent towards him, places his knee against his opponent's inner thigh and drives the leg upwards while forcing him over kimarite
English
Noun
(kimarite)
(sumo) any of the 82 techniques that may be used to win a match
Derived terms
* kimarite-gakari
See also
* abisetaoshi
* amiuchi
* ashitori
* chongake
* gasshohineri
* harimanage
* hatakikomi
* hikiotoshi
* hikkake
* izori
* kainahineri
* kakenage
* kakezori
* katasukashi
* kawazugake
* kekaeshi
* ketaguri
* kimedashi
* kimetaoshi
* kirikaeshi
* komatasukui
* koshinage
* kotehineri
* kotenage
* kubihineri
* kubinage
* makiotoshi
* mitokorezeme
* nichonage
* nimaigeri
* okuridashi
* okurigake
* okurihikiotoshi
* okurinage
* okuritaoshi
* okuritsuridashi
* okuritsuriotoshi
* omata
* osakate
* oshidashi
* oshitaoshi
* sabaori
* sakatottari
* shitatedashinage
* shitatehineri
* shitatenage
* shumokuzori
* sokubiotoshi
* sotogake
* sotokomata
* sotomuso
* sototasukizori
* sukuinage
* susoharai
* susotori
* tasukizori
* tokkurinage
* tottari
* tsukaminage
* tsukidashi
* tsukiotoshi
* tsukitaoshi
* tsumatori
* tsuridashi
* tsuriotoshi
* tsutaezori
* uchigake
* uchimuso
* ushiromotare
* utchari
* uwatedashinage
* uwatehineri
* uwatenage
* waridashi
* watashikomi
* yaguranage
* yobimodoshi
* yorikiri
* yoritaoshi
* zubuneri
