Atkia

A very smart and quiet girl. A person who’s quiet and likes to stay indoors. Tons of people mispell her name. Atkia loves to draw, sing, and dance. An amazing dancer! Very kind and nice but can be rude when it comes to insulting her friends.

“Atkia is like a pretty flower!”

by Saiktama May 22, 2018

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Ailia

She's the most beautiful person ever, she's a combination of sexy,smart,funny,brave and determined.She's literally the definition of perfect, everybody wants to be her but also her friend,she's got all the boys falling for her.When she passes by you her scent is like one you've never imagined it's fine along with her hourglass figure.Her blue eyes and her attractive fine ass all match up to your standards. She's rich but she doesn't want to brag because she not a spoilt brat

Guy 1: damn she so fine

Guy 2: who?Ailia
Guy 1:yah
Guy 2:she smart and she look and smell real good
Guy 1: act real she's about to pass by us
Ailia: hey

Guys 1::she just talked to us
Guy 2:was she wearing a Gucci outfit?
Guy 1:am about to become a boyfriend

by Blexley09 November 9, 2019

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Airiana

Airiana is the bestest friend a girl could ever have!
She's a very loving, sweet friend.
I love her with all of my heart,
and I never wanna lose her friendship.
(:

Me; Hey Airiana!
Airiana; HEY!
Me; I love you, bestfriend!
Airiana; I love you too!

by taylor annne December 13, 2010

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Aikido

Ai, harmony. ki, spirit or energy. do, the path or the way. Aikido is the way of harmonizing the spirit. Aikido developed in the 1920s and 1930s as a synthesis of jujitsu, sword-, and spear-fighting. The founder, Morihei Ueshiba (1883-1969), combined the joint locks and throws of jujitsu with the body movements of sword- and spear-fighting. He ultimately settled on the name Aikido in 1942 to stress the deeper spirital foundation of the discipline. Ueshiba was a follower of new Japanese religion called Omotokyo, which mixes neo-Shintoism with socio-political idealism to create a harmonious "heavenly kingdom on earth." While this specific religious aspect does not influence Aikido as practiced by most Aikidoka, there at least two fundemental tenents: (1) a commitment to peaceful resolution of conflict whenever possible and (2) a commitment to self-improvement through aikido training.

The techniques of Aikido are circular in nature, and are not designed to stop attacks or to conflict with them. Instead, aggressive motions are converted into circular movements that render attackers helpless. Aikido techniques allow the attacker's movements to continue and complete themselves naturally, so that the attack is diverted and redirected harmlessly. The Aikidoist is trained not to cripple, but to apply various wrist and joint locks, pins, and unbalancing throws to neutralize aggressors without serious injury to either the aggressor or the Aikidoist. The movements are like the motions of a sphere which rolls effortlessly along, joining mind and body.

by Dancing with Fire December 30, 2010

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aikido

Aikido, a modern Japanese martial art (or correct: a martial way = “budo”), is a surrogate or synthesis of ancient budo schools where martial skills (bujutsu) and warfare (heiho) as well as spiritual exercises were taught to the Japanese warriors (samurai). In its unique approach, aikido hands down the essence of Japanese war culture and samurai tradition (bushido). Aikido is still a martial way of training and developing body, mind and spirit, it is still true budo but without being an anachronism to our modern day world. So, the ancient budo principles, methods, and strategies are no longer used to prepare for the medieval battlefields but for self-defense situations, they are no longer methods of warfare but of conflict resolution. Based on its ethical basis, aikido teaches appropriate and peaceful answers to violence and conflict in modern societies.

by Yawara August 21, 2003

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