Bu·shi·do also bu·shi·do 
(bshĭ-dō′, bshĭ-)
(bshĭ-dō′, bshĭ-)n.
The traditional code of the Japanese samurai, stressing honor, self-discipline, bravery, and simple living.
[Japanese bushidō : bushi, warrior (from Middle Chinese ʋuə̆´ ᶊɦrˌ`, knight, warrior : ʋuə̆´, martial, military; see WUXIA + ᶊɦrˌ`, man of the official class, soldier, from Old Chinese *dzrəʔ) + dō, way; see AIKIDO.]