Budoka

Booth ( Japanese 武道家 budo: ka , lit. “practicing martial arts”, “budoist”) is a Japanese term for those who practice Japanese martial arts - budo . The hieroglyph Jap. 家 ( ka ) is used in Japanese approximately as a suffix -ist in Russian: karate - karate ka = karate, judo - judo ka = judo , etc.

Aikido ( Japanese я 気 道家 ai: ki: do: ka , lit. "practicing aikido") is a term for those who practice Japanese martial art aikido .

Judoka or judoka ( 柔道 家 家 judo: do: ka , lit. “practicing judo”) is a term that refers to those who practice Japanese martial art of judo .

Iaydoka ( 居 合 道家 ай и до: do: ka , lit. заним practicing ай до »)) is a term that refers to those who practice Japanese и до боев боев martial arts.

A karateka or karateka ( 空手 家 кара::: те те те те те те те::::: те )))))) - ) - я я я я я ) is a term that refers to those who practice Japanese martial art karate .

Kendoka ( Japanese 剣 道家 ken: do: ka , lit. “practicing kendo”) is a term that refers to those who practice Japanese martial art kendo .