icon1. Below are the names for all of the Taekwondo patterns which appear on this
site. They are written in their native scripts following their English
names. To hear the proper pronunciation of any of the pattern names, click
on the
icon1.
| ENGLISH | KOREAN Script (Hangul) | KOREAN (Chinese Characters) | |||
| Chon-Ji Pattern Set | Chon-Ji Pattern Set | Chon-Ji Pattern Set | |||
| Chon-Ji Hyung |
천지형
|
天地形 | |||
| Tan-Gun Hyung |
단군형
|
檀君形 | |||
| To-San Hyung |
도산형
|
--- | |||
| Won-Hyo Hyung |
원효형
|
--- | |||
| Yul-Kok Hyung | 율곡형
|
--- | |||
| Choong-Gun Hyung | 중근형
|
--- | |||
| Toi-Gye Hyung | 퇴계형
|
--- | |||
| Hwa-Rang Hyung | 화랑형
|
--- | |||
| Choong-Moo Hyung |
충무형
|
--- | |||
| Kwang-Gae Hyung |
관개형
|
--- | |||
| Po-Eun Hyung | 포은형
|
--- | |||
| Gye-Baek Hyung |
계백형
|
--- | |||
| Eui-Am Hyung | 의암형
|
--- | |||
| Choong-Jang Hyung |
충장형
|
--- | |||
| Ju-Che Hyung |
주체형
|
主體形 | |||
| Ko-Dang Hyung |
고당형
|
--- | |||
| Sam-Il Hyung | 삼일형
|
三一形 | |||
| Yoo-Sin Hyung | 유신형
|
--- | |||
| Choi-Young Hyung | 최영형
|
--- | |||
| Yon-Gae Hyung |
연개형
|
--- | |||
| Ul-Ji Hyung | 을지형
|
--- | |||
| Moon-Moo Hyung |
문무형
|
--- | |||
| So-San Hyung |
서산형
|
--- | |||
| Se-Jong Hyung |
세종형
|
--- | |||
| Tong-Il | 통일형
|
統一形 | |||
| Taeguek Patterns | Taeguek Patterns | Taeguek Patterns | |||
| Taegeuk 1 |
태극 일 장
|
太極 一章 |
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| Taegeuk 2 |
태극 이 장
|
太極 二章 | |||
| Taegeuk 3 |
태극 삼 장
|
太極 三章 | |||
| Taegeuk 4 |
태극 사 장
|
太極 四章 | |||
| Taegeuk 5 |
태극 오 장
|
太極 五章 | |||
| Taegeuk 6 |
태극 육 장
|
太極 六章 | |||
| Taegeuk 7 |
태극 칠 장
|
太極 七章 | |||
| Taegeuk 8 |
태극 팔 장
|
太極 八章 | |||
| Palgue Patterns | Palgue Patterns | Palgue Patterns | |||
| Palgue 1 |
팔괘 일 장
|
八卦 一章 | |||
| Palgue 2 |
팔괘 이 장
|
八卦 二章 | |||
| Palgue 3 |
팔괘 삼 장
|
八卦 三章 | |||
| Palgue 4 |
팔괘 사 장
|
八卦 四章 | |||
| Palgue 5 |
팔괘 오 장
|
八卦 五章 | |||
| Palgue 6 |
팔괘 육 장
|
八卦 六章 | |||
| Palgue 7 |
팔괘 칠 장
|
八卦 七章 | |||
| Palgue 8 |
팔괘 팔 장
|
八卦 八章 | |||
| W.T.F. Black Belt Patterns | W.T.F. Black Belt Patterns | W.T.F. Black Belt Patterns | |||
| Koryo | 고려
|
高麗 | |||
| Keumgang | 금강
|
金剛 | |||
| Taebaek | 태백
|
太白 | |||
| Pyeongwon | 평원
|
平原 | |||
| Sipjin | 십진
|
十進 | |||
| Jitae | 지태
|
地跆 | |||
| Cheonkwon | 천권
|
天拳 | |||
| Hansoo | 한수
|
漢水 | |||
| Ilyo | 일여
|
一如 | |||
| Shotokan Patterns | Shotokan Patterns | Shotokan Patterns | |||
| Korean Name | Japanese Name | Korean Script | Japanese Script | Korean Name | Japanese Name |
| Pyong-An 1 | Heian 1 |
평안 1단
|
へいあんしょだん
|
平安初段 | 平安初段 |
| Pyong-An 2 | Heian 2 |
평안 2단
|
へいあんにだん
|
平安二段 | 平安二段 |
| Pyong-An 3 | Heian 3 |
평안 3단
|
へいあんさんだん
|
平安三段 | 平安三段 |
| Pyong-An 4 | Heian 4 |
평안 4단
|
へいあんよんだん
|
平安四段 | 平安四段 |
| Pyong-An 5 | Heian 5 |
평안 5단
|
へいあんごだん
|
平安五段 | 平安五段 |
| Chul-Gi 1 | Tekki 1 |
철기 1단
|
てっきしょだん
|
鉄騎初段 | 鉄騎初段 |
| Chul-Gi 2 | Tekki 2 |
철기 2단
|
てっきにだん
|
鉄騎二段 | 鉄騎二段 |
| Chul-Gi 3 | Tekki 3 |
철기 3단
|
てっきさんだん
|
鉄騎三段 | 鉄騎三段 |
| Bal-Sek | Bassai (Dai) | 발색
|
ばっさい（だい）
|
披塞大 | 披塞大 |
| Bal-Sek (So) | Bassai Sho |
발색 (소)
|
ばっさい しょう
|
披塞小 | 披塞小 |
| Kong Sang Koon | Kanku (Dai) | 공산궁
|
かんくう（だい）
|
公相君 | 観空大 |
| Kong Sang Koon (So) | Kanku Sho | 공산궁 (소)
|
かんくう しょう
|
公相君(小) | 観空小 |
| Ship-Soo | Jitte | 십수
|
じって
|
十手 | 十手 |
| Ban-Wol (Se-Shan) | Hangetsu | 반월
|
はんげつ
|
半月 | 半月 |
| Yon-Bi (Wan-Shu) | Empi | 연비
|
えんぴ
|
燕飛 | 燕飛 |
| Am-Hak (Chin-To) | Gankaku | 암학
|
がんかく
|
岩鶴 | 岩鶴 |
| Ja-Eun | Jion | 자은
|
じおん
|
慈恩 | 慈恩 |
| Jin-Soo | Chinte | 진수
|
ちんて
|
珍手 | 珍手 |
| Jang-Jin | Sochin | 장진
|
そちん
|
壯鎭 | 壮鎮 |
| Ee-Ship-Sa-Bo | Nijushiho | 이십사보
|
にじゅうしほ
|
二十四歩 | 二十四歩 |
| O-Ship-Sa-Bo Dae | Gojushiho Dai | 오십사보(대)
|
ごじゅうしほ
|
五十四歩大 | 五十四歩大 |
| Myeong-Kyeong | Meikyo |
명경
|
めいきょう
|
明鏡 | 明鏡 |
| On-Su | Unsu | 온수
|
うんす
|
雲手 | 雲手 |
| O-Ship-Sa-Bo So | Gojushiho Sho | 오십사보(소)
|
ごじゅうしほ しょう
|
五十四歩小 | 五十四歩小 |
NOTE: If a cell in this table is blank it means that I don't know (or am not sure about) the spelling of a pattern in its native language. Although I speak Korean (at an elementary level, mind you) sometimes the Chinese characters upon which a pattern's name is based are not readily available. This is especially true for proper nouns (e.g. names) from which many of the Chon-Ji patterns derive their name. The Korean names for the Shotokan patterns are taken from Japanese and the process by which they got their Korean names is not always transparent. If you speak Korean or Japanese and know what should appear in one of the empty cells above, please email me and let me know. Alternatively, if you believe one of the entries above to be incorrect, be sure to provide feedback. I, along with the many visitors who use these pages, will be grateful. My Japanese is rudimentary at best, but I have verified all of the Japanese script that is contained here with native speakers whenever there was doubt about a particular character or spelling.
1 The Korean titles have all been pronounced by me and have been recorded in mp3 format. Please keep in mind that I am not a native speaker and so my pronunciations will differ slightly from the way a native speaker pronounces them. Many English-speaking students find it easier to emulate the (Korean) sounds made by an English speaker rather than those from a native Korean speaker, probably because the Korean language contains vowel sounds that do not appear in English. For this reason, I've used my own voice. To hear a native speaker pronounce some of the Korean pattern names, please visit the I.T.F.'s site where they have recordings posted. Alternatively, Japanese vowel sounds are easier for English speakers to emulate than are many Korean vowels. For this reason the Japanese pattern names have all been pronounced by a native speaker.