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Cultivation (Kanyō)

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1. Meaning of kanyō The element kan means to soak in water, while yō means to nurture. The original meaning is to nurture and develop something slowly over time, as water naturally seeps in. • Nurturing the mind and abilities: “Cultivating a rich sensibility through reading”; “cultivating the qualities expected of a business professional.” • Environment and science (groundwater recharge): Rainwater or river water seeps into the soil and is stored in underground aquifers, replenishing water resources. 2. Meaning of cultivation Cultivation is the noun form of the English verb cultivate, meaning to till, grow, or nurture. Its origin is the Latin colere, meaning to till or honor, and its central image is that of tilling land to produce crops or something of value.

Source updated 2026-10-21 · Snapshot 2026-10-30

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Placed in Learning · Mastery · Practice using the sense of gradually nurturing abilities and mental life. The source’s groundwater-recharge meaning is retained as well.

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