In Pahuyuth, the teacher stage is the development stage of blue belt (prospective teacher) and red belt (teacher).

Technical qualification is the technical competence (physical learning aspect) in relation to Pahuyuth knowledge.

A technical variant or “child technique” (Look Mai or Loog Mai) is all kinds of techniques derived from basic techniques (Mae Mai).

A “technique from the grave” is a technique that is performed in training after a potentially decisive technique.

The Temple Tactic (Muai Wat) is a MUAI combat tactic that relies on offensive combat and sham attacks to confuse the enemy.

The “Story of Gaeuw” refers to a traditional tale with which the teaching methodology of Pahuyuth is taught in the context of the martial arts training.

In Pahuyuth, a throwing technique is a manipulation of the opponents body, which causes damage by taking advantage of gravity.

In Pahuyuth transport technique is the term for manipulations that allow to move an incapacitated person.

The term trick technique (Gon Muai) refered to a combination techniques (Mai Gon), which were passed on in lyrical form.

The term tutorship refers to the activity of a Pahuyuth practitioner as a knowledge facilitator, companion and guide for an examinee during the examination phase.