Amar Openingとは 意味・読み方・使い方

語源

Named after the Parisian amateur Charles Amar /ʃaʁl a.maʁ/ (who played it in the 1930s), probably by Savielly Tartakower, who also suggested to name it the Ammonia Opening due to the algebraic notation resembling NH₃ for ammonia (compare the Durkin Opening/the Durkin Attack also being named the Sodium Attack).

As a joke, the chess player Tim Harding suggested that Amar is an acronym (or rather, a backronym in this case) for Absolutely mad and ridiculous.

固有名詞

the Amar Opening

1. (chess) An opening defined by the move 1. Nh3.

   Synonyms: Paris Opening, Drunken Knight Opening; (less common) Ammonia Opening

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