What does Hadouken mean in Japanese?

波動 hadou = wave

拳 ken = fist

Hadouken Meaning

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What does Hadouken mean in Japanese?

Does it mean fist or soemething

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That all depends on what kind of attacks they are. Attacks that are done with the hands usually end in 拳 (ken) (like hadouKEN) and attacks that are done with the feet usually end in 脚 (kyaku) (like tasumaki senpuuKYAKU). In answering your question, 龍 (ryuu) is "dragon" (as in shoRYUUken) No kanji for "wrath," but "anger" is 怒 (do) Fang is 牙 (kiba, but pronounced "ga" when used in combinations like this) Incidentally 牙龍 (garyuu) "Dragon Fang" popped up in my dictionary, so there you go. There's no kanji for kiss, so you're out of luck there (Japanese uses the English word キス (kisu)) Honestly, the names you've come up with don't really describe the attack at all. You'll probably want to throw more stuff in there--something that's more descriptive of the move itself, rather than a cool-sounding adjective. For example, 波 (ha) means "wave" and is used in HAdouken and kamehameHA (as in the wave of power). 竜巻旋風脚 (tatsumaki senpuukyaku) means "Tornado Wave Foot" which pretty accurately describes the spinning attack that Ryuu does in SFII.

Do you mean the attack from Street Fighter??

It means 'Surge Fist'.