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cross-legged sitting
köken: From 足(あし) (ashi, “foot”) + 座(くら) (kura, “sitting”), /asikura/ becomes /agura/ in later periods of sound shifts. The first attestation is found in Myogisho written as 胡 (“non-Han people, particularly Turks and Mongols and other Central Asians”) + 床 (“bed”). Equivalent to Indian style, in referring to the sitting habits of plains-dwelling nomads.
Indian style · in Turkish
köken: Literally, “in a Turkish manner”.
Indian style, cross-legged sitting
çekim: çoğul törökülések
köken: török (“Turkish”) + ülés (“sitting”)
cordage
köken: Reduplication of ʻaha (“cord”).