Suji
The sound line of play or characteristic technique suited to a local position.
Suji is a sound, characteristic line of play or technique in a local position: it describes how the stones should be played according to the position. It is not simply the name of one particular move.
A player recognizes suji by reading the relationships among the stones, their shape, liberties, weaknesses, and the likely sequence that may follow. This helps identify efficient, well-shaped moves and the correct direction or tactical method of play.
Suji is a broad concept covering a proper line of play or technique, while tesuji usually means one specific skillful tactical move. A move that looks technically attractive is not automatically suji; whether it is correct depends on the position and on accurate reading.
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