The last association is "Seni Silat Lincah Malaysia" that represents a style called "Silat Lincah". "Silat Lincah" is said to originate from another older style of Melaka called "Silat Tarah", allegedly practiced by Hang Jebat himself, one of the companions of Hang Tuah. The word "tarah" in Malay means to sever as in cut off, and the term was considered too aggressive for the use of masses, thus it was changed to "Lincah". "Lincah" means fast and aggressive which is the principle of the style, that emphasise aggressive movements both in defense and attacking techniques in punches and kicks. The style favors evasion with follow up sweeps, locks and chokes that do not relate to dueling techniques used with a kris. Similar to "Silat Cekak", "Silat Lincah" put little emphasis to graceful dance-like movements.