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Respect in Bushido is about treating others with reverence and courtesy. It reflects the importance of maintaining polite and proper behavior.

Loyalty is the unwavering devotion to a lord, the clan, or the Samurai's moral principles, often to the point of sacrificing personal interest for the sake of these bonds.

Self-Control refers to the discipline over one's own emotions and desires. It is key for a Samurai to exhibit restraint and to act according to the greater ethical framework of Bushido.

Honor is a testament to the Samurai's reputation and the esteem they hold. It requires upholding one's word and being worthy of respect.

Beyond physical bravery, it is the courage to face any situation with dignity and integrity, adhering to principles even in the face of adversity.

Benevolence signifies the higher quality of a human when a Samurai offers compassion and altruistic service to others.

Rectitude or Justice is the strong moral principle of the Samurai, requiring them to make decisions with a sense of righteousness and to take responsibility for their actions.