What is the Korean Tae Kwon Do term for out to in chop?

Answer 1

Sonnal An chigi - 손날 안치기 : Knife-hand in strike

손 "son" (pronounced "sone" = hand

날 "nal" (pronounced "nahl") = edge of knife (blade)

손날 "sonnal" = Knife-hand (sometimes "son kal" 손칼 is used, since "kal" refers to the whole knife, rather than just the sharp edge or blade)

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안 "an" (pronounced "ahn") = in (note: "aneuro" 안으로 meaning "inward" can be used, and is more accurate, but the abbreviate version of "an" is usually preferred, and has the same connotation.

치기 "chigi" (pronounced "chee-gee") = circular strike (usually utilizing a swinging rotation at the shoulder, often in combination with an extension of the elbow joint as opposed to a linear thrust or straight punch).

This technique can be directed at a number of targets at various heights, but it is commonly used to attack the side of the neck. Thus the terminology could include the word "mok" (pronounced "moke" for neck) as the intended target

손날 목 안치기 "sonnal mok anchigi" = knife-hand neck inward strike (or "chop")

or

손날 안 목치기 "sonnal an mok chigi" = knife-hand in(ward) neck strike.