The kanji 芸 primarily conveys the idea of "art," "skill," "talent," or "performance." It encompasses various forms of artistic expression, skilled crafts, and cultivated abilities. The character often implies a refined or polished level of ability.

・On-yomi (音読み): ゲイ (gei) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): ない (nai) (archaic, but sometimes used)

⚫︎ 芸能 (げいのう) Translation: Entertainment; performing arts. ⚫︎ 芸術 (げいじゅつ) Translation: Art; fine arts. ⚫︎ 芸人 (げいにん) Translation: Entertainer; performer; comedian.

Unfortunately, I lack the ability to provide specific correspondence with your native language, as I do not know it.

The kanji 芸 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字). The left side is the radical "艹" (くさかんむり), which represents "grass" or "plants." The right side is 云 (un/kumo), which originally represented "to speak" or "to say." The original meaning seems to have been related to a type of plant. Over time, the meaning shifted to encompass refined skills or cultivated abilities. The "grass" element is somewhat related to cultivation, perhaps reflecting the idea of nurturing or cultivating a skill like a plant.