Meaning (n.) is always understood in the light of a given context, i.e., a specific place and time.
Meaning (n.) is found in the relation of a part to the whole.
Meaning (n.) is not subjective... it is not projection of thought or thinking onto the object... it is a perception of a real relationship within a nexus prior to the subject-object separation in thought.
Meaning (n.) is not ultimately an intellectual relationship... it is not simply a rational process. 'Meaning is obtained from life itself.'.
Meaning (n.) is the most basic category in human life, marked by the sense in which something is understood as the relation that obtains between parts and wholes.