biska
v. to be positioned with the legs spread apart; to sit, stand, walk, or lie with the legs open or separated.
English: spread one’s legs; assume a wide-legged posture.
Example:
Di’ ika magbiska.
“Do not spread your legs apart.”
Nakaexa’ iya a nakabiska.
“He/She sat with legs spread apart.”
Note: A general term for any posture in which the legs are apart. It may describe sitting, standing, walking, or lying positions.