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“Bonds” in Japanese

Short answer
桎梏 shikkoku しっこく

Bonds in Japanese is “桎梏” (shikkoku). Full meaning: bonds, fetters.

Other ways to say “Bonds” in Japanese

縛め imashime bonds, bondage, binding 縄目 nawame knot (in rope, etc.), bonds, fetters; arrest; rope impressions (on the surface of pottery) kizuna bond (between people), (emotional) ties, bonds, relationship, connection, link; tether, fetters 梏桎 kokushitsu fetters, bonds kase shackles, fetters, irons, handcuffs, restraint, constraint; bonds (e.g. family), ties, binding relationship, binding relationships, encumbrance カセ kase shackles, fetters, irons, handcuffs, restraint, constraint; bonds (e.g. family), ties, binding relationship, binding relationships, encumbrance imashime bonds, bondage, binding きずな kizuna bond (between people), (emotional) ties, bonds, relationship, connection, link; tether, fetters shigarami fence, paling, railing; weir; bonds, fetters, ties of obligation kizuna bond (between people), (emotional) ties, bonds, relationship, connection, link; tether, fetters しがらみ shigarami fence, paling, railing; weir; bonds, fetters, ties of obligation

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