E - F
| Eiki Kujiki | To break (shatter) the (opponent's) spirit |
| Eimeiroku | The official record of students (and student information) for each Ryu |
| Empi | The elbow |
| Empi Waza | Elbow techniques, ones in which the elbow is the main tool or weapon |
| Enga Osae | To pin face down |
| En Geiko | Circle training, with one student in the middle of classmates |
| Enryo | Boldness, a disdain or contempt for death |
| Enshin Ryoku | Centrifugal force (of a technique) |
| Enshu | Circle hand, a training exercise/drill |
| Enten-jizui | Moving and turning freely |
| Eri | Lapel, collar |
F
| Fu Antei | Instability |
| Fuchi | Furniture that fits on the end of the tsuka closest the tsuba |
| Fudo (Myoo) | Immovable one, a representation of impeterbability |
| Fudoshin | Mind/heart of Fudo, immutable or immovable spirit, one capable of not fixating |
| Fuku Shidoin | Assistant instructor |
| Fukushiki Kokyu | Abdominal breathing |
| Fukuro Shinai | Bag bamboo blade, leather covered bamboo practice sword) |
| Fukuto | SP-10, Atemi point just above inside of knee |
| Fumikomi | Attack/flailing Step, a stomp or stomping kick |
| Furi | To swing or flail |
| Furikaeshi | Flailing reversal, twisting |
| Fusegi | Escapes |
| Futari | Two people |
| Futari Waza | Two-person techniques, 'defending'; against two opponents |
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