IPA: /ˈhɛdˌstænd/
KK: /hɛdˌstænd/
A position in which a person balances on their head, often supported by their hands, commonly seen in gymnastics and yoga.
She practiced her headstand every day to improve her balance and strength.
Headstand → It is formed from "head" (from Old English "heafod", meaning the upper part of the body) and "stand" (from Old English "standan", meaning to be in an upright position). The word "headstand" describes the act of standing on one's head, with the head being the part of the body that is positioned downward while the body is upright.
Think of balancing on your 'head' (the upper part of the body) while 'standing' (being upright) — that's what a headstand means.