“Movements” in Japanese
Short answer
Movements in Japanese is “立ち居” (tachii). Full meaning: movements, sitting and standing.
Other ways to say “Movements” in Japanese
立ち振る舞い
tachifurumai movements, bearing, deportment, carriage, behavior, behaviour, demeanor, demeanour, manners; farewell dinner (given by someone about to leave on a trip)
立ち居振る舞い
tachiifurumai movements, bearing, deportment, carriage, behavior, behaviour, demeanor, demeanour, manners
所作
shosa conduct, behaviour; movements, gesture, one's carriage; performance (on stage, etc.), dance, acting
立居
tachii movements, sitting and standing
動静
dousei state (of affairs), condition, developments, movements
消息
shousoku news (from someone), letter, contact; (someone's) whereabouts, (someone's) movements
足取り
ashitori gait, walk, stride, pace, step, manner of walking; trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal), track, trail, movements; downing an opponent by grabbing his leg
起居
kikyo one's daily life; condition, well-being, state of one's health; standing and sitting, movements
足どり
ashidori gait, walk, stride, pace, step, manner of walking; trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal), track, trail, movements; downing an opponent by grabbing his leg
足とり
ashitori gait, walk, stride, pace, step, manner of walking; trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal), track, trail, movements; downing an opponent by grabbing his leg
足取
ashidori gait, walk, stride, pace, step, manner of walking; trace (e.g. of route taken by hunted criminal), track, trail, movements; downing an opponent by grabbing his leg
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