in·ro ( n r )n. pl. inro A small, usually ornamented box that is hung from the waist sash of a Japanese kimono and has compartments for holding small objects such as cosmetics, perfumes, or medicines. [Japanese inr : in, stamp, seal (from Middle Chinese  in) + -r, seclusion, case (from Middle Chinese l w ).] |
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