saint; well-rounded person
Refers to a person of complete moral and intellectual development; often used in philosophical, educational, or religious contexts. Not a common everyday word.
He continued his training aiming to become a true saint.
The philosophy of holistic education values not only knowledge but also the perfection of character.
賢人 focuses on wisdom and good judgment, whereas 全人 emphasizes overall, well-rounded personal development.
全身 (ぜんしん, 'whole body') sounds and looks similar to 全人 (ぜんじん, 'well-rounded person') but refers to the physical body, not a person's character.
全人 is counted with 人（にん）like any other reference to a person.
all-round education; holistic education
Compound of 全 (zen, 'whole, complete') and 人 (jin, 'person'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the term likely emerged in modern philosophical or educational discourse to describe an ideal of holistic human development.