KASSIDO terminology is specially based on four languages: Sanskrit, Hindi, English & Japanese.
| KASSIDO | Close fight art. |
| KARATIANS | The practitioner of KASSIDO |
| KALPYODHAN | Prescribed sequences of techniques performed with specific rhythm & timing (KATA). |
| THI (THEE) | Mind, Spirit & Energy. |
| THIYAI (THEE-YAI) | A short laud shout accompany a sharp, Strong technique help release air from lungs & relax the upper body so that technique is more effective and also focus mental energy & display spirit. |
| GANVESH | Karatians Uniform |
| MEKHALA, PATTA | Belt, Patta |
| KHARA (DOJO) | Practice Place |
| JUGUPSU | Foul |
| HINSTRA | Red |
| NEEL | Blue |
| UJJAR | White |
| STHA | Position |
| YOI | Ready (Both Mentally & Physically) |
| WARNING | Warning |
| SASTRA | Weapons |
| DAN | Black Belt Grade |
| AMULAM | Start |
| THAME | Stop |
| ROKE | Time Out |
| VAJRASEEN | Sit on the Ground in a prayer Position |
| DHYAI | Close your eyes (Meditation) |
| ROKE | Open your eyes |
| SHASHANKO | Touch to Ground |
| UP | Rise up |
| TATSU | Up with Jump |
| OATH | Open your right hand for prayer. |
| OM | Wish to teacher. |
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