IPA: /joʊkəˈzuːnə/
KK: /joʊkəˈzuːnə/
The top rank that a sumo wrestler can achieve, signifying a grand champion in the sport.
Hakuho is one of the most famous yokozuna in the history of sumo wrestling.
Yokozuna → The word originates from Japanese, where 'yoko' (meaning horizontal) and 'zuna' (meaning rope) combine to refer to the highest rank in sumo wrestling, symbolizing the horizontal position of the rope used in the ceremonial ring. The term signifies a champion or the top wrestler in the sport.
Imagine a champion wrestler who holds the highest rank, represented by the 'horizontal' ('yoko') position of the ceremonial rope ('zuna') in sumo wrestling.
No commonly confused words.