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[[File:Halasana.png|thumb|right|''Halasana'']]
The Plough Pose, '''Halasana ''' (/hʌˈlæsʌnʌ/;[1] pronounced ha-laa-suh-nuh) is derived from the Sanskrit: हलासन; IAST: Halāsana) or Plow Pose word ‘hala’ which means ‘plough’. It is named so because the final pose resembles the plough, an asanaagricultural equipment.
== Etymology ==
