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Daaih Sou Ji Gwan (C) [Chat Sing Tohng Lohng] (lit. Big Sweeping Son Staff) a weapons form using a staff

daaih teui (C) [Common Usage] see geuk

Daaih Tou Saam Jin Kyuhn (C) [Ngh Jou Kyuhn] (lit. Big Set Three Battles Fist) a hand form

daaih wong (C) [Medicine] the root of this plant has germicidal properties and is used in Chinese medicine to balance other herbal ingredients

Daaih Yuhk (C) [Master] a Buddhist monk at the Woh Sou Toi temple who taught the Dragon style to Lahm Yiu Kwaih in the early nineteenth century

daai sau yan (C) [Common Usage] large hand stamp

daam (C) [Common Usage] gallbladder; courage

daam bou (C) [Common Usage] see dan bao

daam bou yahn (C) [Common Usage] see dan bao ren

daam sam (C) [Common Usage] see yau sauh

daam seui (C) [Common Usage] to carry water, to bring water

daam siu (C) [Common Usage] to be cowardly or timid

daan (C) [Common Usage] see daahn

daan dou (C) [Weapon] (to. single broadsword) a heavy, slightly curved single-edged sword with a protective hand guard