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==Game rounds== | ==Game rounds== | ||
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!width=10%|Japanese | |||
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* Kyoku | * Kyoku | ||
* Ton iikyoku | * Ton iikyoku | ||
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==Melds== | ==Melds== | ||
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* Shuntsu | * Shuntsu | ||
* Minkou | * Minkou | ||
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==Rule specific== | ==Rule specific== | ||
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* Ari | * Ari | ||
* Nashi | * Nashi | ||
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==Scoring== | ==Scoring== | ||
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* Han | * Han | ||
* Fu | * Fu | ||
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==Seating== | ==Seating== | ||
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* Kamicha | * Kamicha | ||
* Shimocha | * Shimocha | ||
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==Strategic and tactical terms== | ==Strategic and tactical terms== | ||
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* Damaten | * Damaten | ||
* Suji | * Suji | ||
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==Tiles== | ==Tiles== | ||
{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" | |||
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* Manzu, Pinzu, Souzu, Sangenpai, Kazehai, Jihai | * Manzu, Pinzu, Souzu, Sangenpai, Kazehai, Jihai | ||
* 1-pin, 2-pin, etc. | * 1-pin, 2-pin, etc. | ||
==Tile calls== | ==Tile calls== | ||
{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" | |||
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* Chii, Pon, Kan, Agari, etc. | * Chii, Pon, Kan, Agari, etc. | ||
==Wait patterns== | ==Wait patterns== | ||
{| class="wikitable sortable" width="100%" | |||
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* Tenpai | * Tenpai | ||
* Machi | * Machi | ||
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==Yaku== | ==Yaku== | ||
{{Main|List of yaku}} | |||
Every [[yaku]] is referred by a specific name. While they each have English equivalence, it is encouraged to learn the yaku names by their Japanese name. | |||
==External links== | |||
[http://www.osamuko.com/big-list-of-japanese-mahjong-terminology/ Terminology list at Osamuko] | |||
[[Category:Terminology]] | [[Category:Terminology]] | ||
Revision as of 08:00, 2 August 2013
Given the multitude of Japanese terminology in the game, many terms are used in association with each other. For example, a separate set of terms are dedicated to the yaku, as names for each pattern.
Game rounds
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Kyoku
- Ton iikyoku
- Ton nikyoku
- Etc.
- Oorasu
Melds
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Shuntsu
- Minkou
- Ankou
- Ankan
- Daiminkan
- Etc.
Rule specific
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Ari
- Nashi
- Ari ari
- Furiten
- Atozuke
- Kuitan
- Chombo
- Etc.
Scoring
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Han
- Fu
- Mangan
- Haneman
- Honba
- Etc.
Seating
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Kamicha
- Shimocha
- Toimen
- Oya
Strategic and tactical terms
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Damaten
- Suji
- Betaori
- Kabe
- Etc
Tiles
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Manzu, Pinzu, Souzu, Sangenpai, Kazehai, Jihai
- 1-pin, 2-pin, etc.
Tile calls
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Chii, Pon, Kan, Agari, etc.
Wait patterns
| Japanese | Kanji | English | Explanation
|
|---|
- Tenpai
- Machi
- Ryanmen
- Shanpon
- Tanki
- Ryanmenten
- Etc.
Yaku
Main article: List of yaku
Every yaku is referred by a specific name. While they each have English equivalence, it is encouraged to learn the yaku names by their Japanese name.