User:OtharLuin/sandbox7

=WP:SUMO conventions ideas to mention=
 * record infobox to be full of Basho
 * a heya infobox inspired by Template:Infobox basketball club (???)
 * article name convention to be followed throughout the article even in intro ?
 * capitalize ranks ("he fought Yokozuna Terunofuji" ≠ "he fought the sole yokozuna, Terunofuji")
 * adding that macrons on cap can be easily found on "Windows+;"

=Gyoji kakegoe= The shouts that use in the ring are called, and are codified. No ad-libbing is tolerated and authorized expressions are as follows:

lit. 'come on' or 'go ahead.' A shout used to signify the validity of the and the start of the bout. Also used to encourage wrestlers to fight if they stop during the fight, then it is often used with a yoi (よい) to accentuate the injunction. lit. 'It's time.' Signals to the wrestlers that their preparation time is over. lit. 'Prepare yourselves.' Signals to the wrestlers that their preparation time is almost over. lit. 'Not yet.' A signal to the wrestlers facing each other that the fight still has to wait. If used during the initial charge, means a false start and a reset of the start of the match. lit. 'No matta.' Injunction to not make a false start when the initial charge is imminent. lit. 'Mawashi break.' Rarely shouted, an injunction to stop the match until the has tightened a loose. lit. 'Adjust your gaze.' Synonymous with. lit. 'Not yet.' Often transcribed as 'still in', repeated over and over during the fight, tells the wrestlers that the fight is still on. lit. 'It's a match.' Declares the end of a match, often by pointing in the direction of the winner. lit. 'place both hands on the floor.' Used in the sense of 'prepare yourselves' so that the two wrestlers are well synchronised before the initial charge. Synonymous with. lit. 'East and west.' Used for the very first match of the day to officially open a tournament day. Means 'Attention please'. lit. 'Freeze.' An injunction to stop the match and maintain your position.
 * Hakkeyoi:
 * Jikan desu:
 * Kamaete:
 * Matta matta:
 * Matta nashi:
 * Mawashi matta:
 * Miaute:
 * Nokotta:
 * Shōbuari:
 * Te wo oroshite:
 * Te wo tsuite:
 * Tōzai:
 * Ugoku na:

Fights are not the only time a speaks in the ring. Other include:

lit. 'To the east... To the west...' Used to announce the name of the wrestlers wrestling in a match or during the last match of the day, so that the audience knows which wrestler is on which side of the ring. The wrestlers' names are repeated twice in a way called futagoe (二声). Used to warn the public that the last match will take place on a day of the tournament that is not the fifteenth day. Used to warn the public that the last match of a tournament will take place during the. A rare announcement, this is used before the final match of the day that is not when the Emperor or the Crown Prince are in attendance. The announcement that the match being held is a rematch following a decision. Warns the public that the match that is about to take place will decide the winner of the tournament. Only called if two wrestlers are tied. Warns the public that a playoff match involving three or more wrestlers is about to begin.
 * Kataya... Konata...:
 * Kono sumou ichiban nite honjitsu no, uchidome:
 * Kono sumou ichiban nite, senshūraku ni gozarimasu:
 * Kono sumou ichiban nite honjitsu no, musubi:
 * Tadaima no shōbu, torinaoshi ni gozarimasu:
 * Yūshō kettei-sen ni gozarimasu:
 * Yūshō kettei tomoe-sen ni gozarimasu:

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