noodikiri
Noodikiri is a term originating from Japanese martial arts, specifically referring to a type of cut or parry executed with a sword. It is not a universally recognized or standardized term across all martial arts traditions, but it is often found in discussions related to iaido or kenjutsu. The "noodi" part of the term can be interpreted in various ways, sometimes suggesting a fluid or yielding motion, while "kiri" clearly means cut. Therefore, noodikiri can be understood as a cut that incorporates a degree of flexibility or adaptability, perhaps responding to an opponent's movement rather than rigidly meeting it.
The precise application and technique of noodikiri would vary depending on the specific school or style of