こしか腰掛koshikaけるkeruこしkoshiかけるkakeru
1.

To lower one's body onto a chair, bench, or elevated surface in order to rest, typically involving placing weight on one's hips or lower back.

2.

To take a brief pause by sitting on a piece of furniture or platform, often to relax or alleviate fatigue.

3.

To adopt a seated position temporarily, usually in a casual or informal context, such as resting on the veranda or a similar spot.

Example:

彼女は腰掛けて足を組んだ。

こしか腰掛koshikakeこしkoshiかけkake
1.

A temporary resting place designed for sitting, typically utilized for support while resting one’s lower back.

2.

A job or position held as a stopgap or interim solution until a more desirable role or status is attained.

3.

A designated waiting area in a tea ceremony setting, where guests sit while waiting to be welcomed or signaled to enter.

Example:

君が座っている腰掛けのペンキはまだ塗り立てだよ。