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内在性 (naizaisei) Japanese meaning: immanence | Kotomora
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The immanence of God is an important concept in many religions.
This philosopher discussed the inherence of matter.
Kanji 在 exist, outskirts, suburbs Related words 内ない 在ざい 内在 is the more common noun meaning 'being inherent' or 'immanence' without the suffix 性, which adds the sense of '-ness' or 'quality'.
超ちょう 越えつ 性せい 超越性 means 'transcendence', the opposite concept of immanence, often contrasted in philosophical and theological contexts.
Etymology Compound of 内在 (ないざい, 'immanent, inherent') and 性 (せい, '-ness, quality'). The word is a modern philosophical term likely coined in the Meiji period to translate Western concepts.
