cross-legged

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37 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Chinese Mandarin: 翹著腿的 /翘著腿的 (qiàozhetuǐ de) — having one leg over and across the other
• Finnish: jalat ristissä — having one leg over and across the other
• Italian: a gambe incrociate — having one leg over and across the other
• Japanese: 足を組んだ (ashi o kunda) — having one leg over and across the other
• Korean: 다리를 꼬는 (dari-reul kkoneun) — having one leg over and across the other
• Central Kurdish: چوارمشقی (çwarmişqî) — having one leg over and across the other
• Northern Kurdish: çarmêrkî — having one leg over and across the other
• Macedonian: крснозе (krsnoze) — having one leg over and across the other
• Malay: duduk bersilang kaki — having one leg over and across the other
• Malay: duduk bertindih lutut — having one leg over and across the other
• Malay: bersila panggung — having one leg over and across the other
• Māori: whiringa waewae — having one leg over and across the other
• Māori: waewae whiri — having one leg over and across the other
• Māori: waewae raka — having one leg over and across the other
• Polish: z założoną nogą na nogę — having one leg over and across the other
• Portuguese: de pernas cruzadas — having one leg over and across the other
• Romanian: picior peste picior — having one leg over and across the other
• Tagalog: tansila — having one leg over and across the other
• Chinese Mandarin: 盤著腿的 /盘著腿的 (pánzhetuǐ de) — having one ankle over and across the other
• Finnish: risti-istunnassa — having one ankle over and across the other
• Finnish: jalat ristissä — having one ankle over and across the other
• French: assis(e) en tailleur — having one ankle over and across the other
• Hungarian: törökülésben — having one ankle over and across the other
• Japanese: 胡坐をかいた (agura o kaita) — having one ankle over and across the other
• Korean: 책상다리하는 (chaeksangdarihaneun) — having one ankle over and across the other
• Korean: 아빠다리하는 (appadarihaneun) — having one ankle over and across the other
• Korean: 양반다리하는 (yangbandarihaneun) — having one ankle over and across the other
• Malay: duduk bersila — having one ankle over and across the other
• Persian: چارزانو (čârzânu) — having one ankle over and across the other
• Polish: ze skrzyżowanymi nogami — having one ankle over and across the other
• Finnish: risti-istunnassa — in this manner
• Finnish: jalat ristissä — in this manner
• Greek: σταυροπόδι (stavropódi) — in this manner
• Greek: οκλαδόν (okladón) — in this manner
• Polish: po turecku — in this manner
• Portuguese: de pernas cruzadas — in this manner
• Scottish Gaelic: casa-gobhlachan — in this manner