I had a Q&A with Marc Okrand/Maltz on some gymnastics and martial arts terminology. I'll post the transcript after I've had a chance to look it over for typos and maybe get some clarifications. In the meantime, here's a summary of the new info which was revealed: {ron} v. roll, be rolling [generalises {ron} "roll (aircraft wings tilt, one up, one down)"; we already knew this applied to more than aircraft because it was used for dice in Klingon Monopoly] {Hay} v. somersault [a controlled roll, whereas {ron} applied to a person would mean they were rolling haphazardly] {tetlh} v. roll (down a hill like a log) {Dav} v. sidestep, sway [generalises {Dav} "sway (aircraft moves to the side without yawing)"] {ler} v. wobble {Der} v. veer (to the left or right while traveling or moving) [generalises {Der} "yaw (aircraft nose points left or right)"] {jIm} v. shrug [generalises {jIm} "heave (aircraft rising or falling without pitching)"] {lID} v. travel or move a specified or measurable distance or trajectory [used with verbs of movement which don't take distance or trajectory as their object] {tonSaw'} is used to name martial arts poses or stances; {much} is used for striking a pose, and takes the named stance as the object ({tonSaw'} may be dropped from the name if it's clear) -- De'vID