To remain within a certain place or space, isolating oneself from the outside world and refraining from going out.

To exist in a state where something does not escape or disperse outward, often resulting in a feeling of enclosure or containment.

To embody or contain a significant amount of unseen emotions or forces within oneself, often manifesting as a deep connection or intent.

The act of defending oneself within a fortified location while being surrounded by adversaries, often to wait for reinforcements or a more favorable circumstance.

The state of remaining confined to a specific place, such as a home or workshop, without going outside for an extended period, often for focus or protection from external threats.

A traditional Japanese vehicle designed to carry people, characterized by a structure that is supported on two long poles, allowing it to be lifted by carriers either on their shoulders or held at waist level, historically reserved for nobility during the Heian period but later adapted for wider use.

A ceremonial conveyance, often elaborately decorated, used to transport sacred objects or individuals during religious festivals and rituals, embodying cultural significance and community participation.

A type of elevated platform or container used for carrying the deceased, typically utilized in funerary practices, signifying respect and honor for the departed.