結けっ跏か趺ふ坐ざ

• 蓮れん華げ坐ざ

  Another term for the lotus position, more common in some Buddhist contexts; 結跏趺坐 is the more technical yojijukugo.

• 半はん跏か趺ふ坐ざ

  Half-lotus position where only one foot is placed on the opposite thigh; 結跏趺坐 is the full lotus.

• 結けっ跏か趺ふ坐ざ

  Standard kanji form for the lotus position; a yojijukugo with Buddhist origins.

• 結けっ跏か趺ふ座ざ

  Variant spelling using 座 (seat) instead of 坐 (sit); both are encountered.

A Buddhist term borrowed from Chinese 結跏趺坐, denoting a seated posture in which the crossed feet are placed on the opposite thighs. It is the full lotus posture used in meditation.