Abhinvesha – root of fear
Exp. expressed by insecurity and hesitation
Ado-Mukha-Shvanasana – downward facing dog
Ado-Mukha = holding down the face, lower the face
Mukha = face, mouth
Shvana = dog

Karna = ear (-a = close to)
Dhanu = bow
Ardha-Baddha-Padma-Padmottanasana
Adrha = half
Baddha = trapped, hold back
Padma = Lotos
Pashchima = west (whole back side)
Uttana = intensive strech
Ut = a particle which means sensitivity and intensity
Tan = strech out, widening, extend

Ardha-Baddha-Padma-Pashchimottanasana
Adrha = half
Baddha = trapped, hold back
Padma = Lotos
Pashchima = west (whole back side)
Uttana = intensive strech
Ut = a particle which means sensitivity and intensity
Tan = strech out, widening, extend
Ardha = half
Chandra = Moon

Ego
Ego in the meaning of being greater than others, the urge to outplay others. The urge to be right.
Bhujangasana I – = Cobra / Snake
Bhujanga = snake

Dhanu = bow
Paripurna = complete, perfect, holistic
Nava = boat, ship, steamboat
Ardha = half
Nava = boat, ship, steamboat
Bridge – Setu-Bandha-Sarvangasana
Setu = bridge
Bandha = shackle, chain, position
Sarvanga = whole body
North = crown of the head = Scheitel des Kopfes
East = front of the body incl. face and toes = vorderer Teil des Körpers – Gesicht – Zehen
South = sole of foot and heels
East = back side of the body – head till heels = Rückseite des Körpers – Kopf bis Fersen
Chair – Utkatasana
Utkata = powerfull, wild, uneven
Ut = a particle which means sensitivity and intensity
Chatur = four
Anga = one piece or one of it, the body
Danda = stick, rod

individual consciousness
Bhujanga = snake
Kukkuta = cock / rooster
Go = cow
Mukha = face, mouth
Gomukha describes a human whos face looks like the face of a cow. It’s also names an instrument, which is narrow on one end and wide on the other – as the face of a cow.
Danda = stick, rod
Darshana – „the gaze, the view“ „a special way to see“
drsh = to see
Like having a look in the mirror.
Dhanu = bow

downward facing dog – Ado-Mukha-Shvanasana
Ado-Mukha = holding down the face, lower the face
Mukha = face, mouth
Shvana = dog
Garuda = Eagle
Garunda is also the name of the king of the birds. He is also introduced as the companion of Vishnu. He’s a white face and a watery blue beak, red wings and a golden body.
Eka = one
Pada = leg
Sarvanga = whole body
Eka = one
Pada = leg
Shirsha = head
Eka-Pada-Setu-Bandha-Sarvangasana
Eka = one
Pada = leg
Setu = bridge
Baddha = trapped, hold back
Sarvanga = whole body