Nourishment ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Nourishment ( noun )

1. Food and other substances that provide the necessary nutrients for growth and maintenance of life.
2. Something that sustains or supports growth, development, or well-being.

Origin:

Nourishment comes from the latin word "nutrimentum" which means "nourishment" or "food".

Examples:

1. The baby needs proper nourishment to grow and develop.
2. Eating a balanced diet is important for getting the right kind of nourishment.
3. The plant is able to survive in harsh conditions due to its deep roots which allow it to access to nourishment from the soil.
4. Reading a good book can be a form of mental nourishment.
5. His words of encouragement were a nourishment for my soul.

(As a verb)

Nourishment ( verb )

1. To provide with the necessary nutrients for growth and maintenance of life.
2. To sustain or support growth, development, or well-being.

Origin:

Nourishment comes from the latin word "nutrimentum" which means "nourishment" or "food".

Examples:

1. The baby was nourished by her mother's milk.
2. The plant was able to survive in harsh conditions because it was nourished by its deep roots.
3. He was trying to nourish his body with a balanced diet.
4. I like to nourish my mind with a good book.
5. He nourished her with his love and support.