“Shackles” in Japanese
Short answer
Shackles in Japanese is “枷” (kase). Full meaning: shackles, fetters, irons, handcuffs, restraint, constraint; bonds (e.g. family), ties, binding relationship, binding relationships, encumbrance.
Other ways to say “Shackles” in Japanese
カセ
kase shackles, fetters, irons, handcuffs, restraint, constraint; bonds (e.g. family), ties, binding relationship, binding relationships, encumbrance
羈絆
kihan fetters, shackles, restraints, bond, connection
足かせ
ashikase fetters, shackles, hobbles, encumbrance, hindrance, burden, trap
覊束
kisoku fetters, shackles, restraints
手枷足枷
tekaseashikase manacles, shackles, fetters
覊絆
kihan fetters, shackles, restraints, bond, connection
束縛
sokubaku restraint, restriction, fetters, yoke, shackles; binding, confinement with rope
束ばく
sokubaku restraint, restriction, fetters, yoke, shackles; binding, confinement with rope
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