The act or process of including something into a larger whole, such as incorporating a clause into a contract or inserting a component into a system.
The incorporation of a new clause was proposed.
Incorporating new features into the system takes time.
Refers to objects that fit inside one another, like matryoshka dolls or stacking boxes. Often used in contexts of nested sets.
This doll is a nesting type, with a smaller doll inside.
Nesting boxes are convenient for storage.
square offering tray (unvarnished wood, nested set of three)
A traditional Japanese tray used for offerings, typically made of plain wood and sold in sets of three that nest together. This is a specific cultural item.
Place the offering on the nesting tray at the household Shinto altar.
latticed ceiling
Abbreviation of 組み入れ天井, a ceiling with a lattice or coffered pattern. Used in architectural contexts.
See also: 組み入れ天井
The latticed ceiling of this temple is exquisite workmanship.
Standard kanji spelling.
Variant spelling without okurigana み.
Noun form of the verb 組み入れる (to incorporate, to nest), from 組む (to assemble) + 入れる (to put in).