noun, noun-modifying (irregular)
weaving in; incorporation; factoring in
Refers to the act of weaving something into fabric, or metaphorically incorporating an element into a plan, schedule, or calculation. Often used in business contexts like 織り込み済み (already factored in).
This carpet has gold thread woven into it.
That risk has already been factored into the plan.
Standard spelling with okurigana.
Variant spelling without okurigana; less common but still seen.
Noun form of the verb 織り込む (to weave in), from 織る (to weave) + 込む (to go into).