padmasanan.

Brit.

/padˈmɑːsənə/, U.S.

/pɑdˈmɑsənə/

Forms: 1800s pudmu-asunu, 1800s– padmasana, 1900s– padmaasana, 1900s– padmasan. Also with capital initial.

Origin: A borrowing from Sanskrit. Etymon: Sanskrit padmāsana.

Etymology: < Sanskrit padmāsana lotus seat < padma padma n. + āsana asana n.

Yoga.

A cross-legged posture, in which each foot is placed sole upwards on the thigh of the opposite leg; the lotus posture (see also lotus n. 6b).

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lotus throne1785

asana1811

mudra1811

padmasana1811

lotus seat1819

lotus posture1856

lotus position1885

yogasana1894

lotus pose1897

plough1925

lotus1949

half-lotus1958

1811 W. Ward Acct. Hindoos I. 344 There are five sorts of asŭnŭ (sitting), viz. pŭdmŭ-asŭnŭ, [etc.].

1884 R. C. Bose Hindu Philos. vi. 177 It is called Padmásana (lotus-posture), and is highly beneficial in overcoming all diseases.

1957 A. W. Watts Way of Zen i. ii. 54 Most images of the Buddha show him in the posture of sitting meditation, in the particular attitude known as padmasana, the posture of the lotus.

1960 J. Hewitt Yoga iii. 61 In Padmasana, your feet crossed on to your thighs, thrust your hands between knees and thighs and stand on your hands.

2002 Gold Coast Bull. (Austral.) (Nexis) 14 Aug. 29 Allow both knees to touch the floor, with spine erect and hands positioned on your knees forming the Padmasana.

This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2005; most recently modified version published online March 2022).

单词	padmasana
释义	padmasanan. Brit. /padˈmɑːsənə/, U.S. /pɑdˈmɑsənə/ Forms: 1800s pudmu-asunu, 1800s– padmasana, 1900s– padmaasana, 1900s– padmasan. Also with capital initial. Origin: A borrowing from Sanskrit. Etymon: Sanskrit padmāsana. Etymology: < Sanskrit padmāsana lotus seat < padma padma n. + āsana asana n. Yoga. A cross-legged posture, in which each foot is placed sole upwards on the thigh of the opposite leg; the lotus posture (see also lotus n. 6b). ΘΚΠ society > faith > sect > non-Christian religions > Hinduism > systems of philosophy > [noun] > yoga > position lotus throne1785 asana1811 mudra1811 padmasana1811 lotus seat1819 lotus posture1856 lotus position1885 yogasana1894 lotus pose1897 plough1925 lotus1949 half-lotus1958 1811 W. Ward Acct. Hindoos I. 344 There are five sorts of asŭnŭ (sitting), viz. pŭdmŭ-asŭnŭ, [etc.]. 1884 R. C. Bose Hindu Philos. vi. 177 It is called Padmásana (lotus-posture), and is highly beneficial in overcoming all diseases. 1957 A. W. Watts Way of Zen i. ii. 54 Most images of the Buddha show him in the posture of sitting meditation, in the particular attitude known as padmasana, the posture of the lotus. 1960 J. Hewitt Yoga iii. 61 In Padmasana, your feet crossed on to your thighs, thrust your hands between knees and thighs and stand on your hands. 2002 Gold Coast Bull. (Austral.) (Nexis) 14 Aug. 29 Allow both knees to touch the floor, with spine erect and hands positioned on your knees forming the Padmasana. This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, March 2005; most recently modified version published online March 2022). < n.1811
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