What is it called when the back leg is in tendu back and the knees touch?

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Explanation:

Arabesque. Literally, "in Arabic fashion." The position of the body supported on one leg, with the other leg extended behind the body with the knee straight. The back leg may either touch the floor in tendu back (called arabesque par terre), or be raised at an angle.

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