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Dae Han Peuro Tae Su Do Hyeophoi (K) [Common Usage] Korea Pro Tae Soo Do Association

Dae Han Ssi Rum Hyeophoi (K) [Ssi Rum] Korea Ssi Rum Association

Dae Han Taekwondo Hyeophoi (K) [Common Usage] Korea Taekwondo Association

Dae Han Ushu Hyeophoi (K) [Common Usage] Korea Wushu Association

Dae Han Yudo Hoi (K) [Common Usage] Korea Yudo (Judo) Association

Dae Kwae Do (K) [Common Usage] painting that shows Tae Kyon sparring and Ssi Rum wrestling, created around 1846

Daeman (K) [Common Usage] Taiwan

daeryeon (K) [Common Usage] sparring

daeryeon guseong (K) [Taekwondo] sparring system

daeryeon ha da (K) [Common Usage] to spar

daetoigol (K) [Common Usage] femur

Da Fu Baatgwa (C) [Choy Leih Faht] (lit. Fighting the Tiger Baatgwa Form) a hand form

da gu (M) [Common Usage] to play the drum; usually done to accompany lion dances

Daht Ting Baatgwa (C) [Choy Leih Faht] (lit. Daht Ting's Eight Trigram Form) a hand form

Dai (J) [Karate, Kobudo] (lit. Large, Big) used in names of karate kata to identify the more difficult of two kata derived from the same original form; the use of Sho indicates the less complex of the two kata