IPA: /ˈɪnroʊ/
KK: /ɪnroʊ/
A small decorative box that is worn from the waist of a traditional Japanese kimono, used to hold small items like cosmetics or medicines.
She carefully placed her lipstick in the inro before heading out to the party.
The word 'inro' originates from Japanese, specifically referring to a traditional Japanese case for holding small items, often suspended from a obi (sash).
Think of a small case that holds items, which helps you remember that 'inro' is a traditional Japanese container.