the full crossed-leg sitting posture, usually associated with statues of Buddha or meditation

sitting with one leg crossed and the other hanging down, or with one foot on the opposite thigh; commonly used in Buddhist art to depict a Bodhisattva

the formal sitting posture in yoga or Buddhist meditation where the feet are placed on opposite thighs with the soles facing upward

A Buddhist sitting posture where one sits cross-legged with the soles of both feet facing up on the opposite thighs; an abbreviation for [[结跏趺坐|結跏趺坐|jie2 jia1 fu1 zuo4]]