Literary and archaic term for travel or a traveler, often with a poetic or classical feel. Rare in modern conversation; more common words are 旅 (たび) or 旅行 (りょこう).
Under the sky of his travels, he thought of his hometown.
This poem expresses the melancholy of a traveler.
Rare kanji spelling; the character 羇 is not in common use. The variant 羈旅 is also attested but equally rare.
Variant spelling with 羈 instead of 羇; both are rare and literary.
Borrowed from classical Chinese 羇旅, referring to travel away from home or to a traveler lodging abroad. 羇 itself carries the sense of sojourning away from home.