The way — the underlying course things follow when not forced. Named in the Chinese tradition, and defined by resisting definition.
Chinese 道 (dào, way, path, the course of nature), central to the Daoist tradition; the word names the course things follow when left unforced, and resists being pinned down by the very act of defining it.
The underlying course things follow when not forced. Defined, in the tradition it comes from, by resisting definition, which this house keeps rather than resolves.