The kanji 養 primarily conveys the meanings of "to nurture," "to raise," "to cultivate," "to support," or "to provide for." It implies caring for something, whether it be a living being like a child or animal, or a concept like knowledge or skills. It suggests a process of growth and development, involving care, attention, and resources.

・On-yomi (音読み): ヨウ (yō) ・Kun-yomi (訓読み): やしな（う） (yashina(u))

⚫︎ 育児（いくじ） Translation: Childcare; raising children ⚫︎ 栄養（えいよう） Translation: Nutrition ⚫︎ 養護（ようご） Translation: Care; protection; nursing

As I do not have information about the user's native language, I cannot provide an explanation of its correspondence.

The kanji 養 is a phono-semantic compound (形声文字). The left side is a part called 羊（ひつじ）meaning sheep and the right side is 食 (しょく) meaning "food" or "eat." The original meaning of this kanji, therefore, was related to feeding or raising livestock. The sheep 羊 represents the animal being raised, and the action of raising 食 suggests the act of feeding the animal. Over time, the meaning broadened to encompass the more general concept of "raising," "nurturing," and "caring for."