kaulós
Kaulós is a term that appears in ancient Greek literature, most notably in the context of philosophy. Its etymology is rooted in the Greek word for "cabbage" or "stalk." However, in philosophical discourse, kaulós often carries a more metaphorical or symbolic meaning, referring to a core, a root, or a fundamental essence.
The philosopher Plato, for instance, uses the term in his dialogues. In this philosophical sense, kaulós can
The term might also be used to describe a stem or stalk, suggesting growth and development from