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''Life'' means living things, regardless of size, appetite, or condition of sentience.
 
''Life'' means living things, regardless of size, appetite, or condition of sentience.
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''Microbe'' (from the [[Greek language|Greek]] ''mikros'' small) means a form of life too small to see with the naked eye.
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''Microbe'' (from the [[Greek]] ''mikros'' small) means a form of life too small to see with the naked eye.
    
''Sentient'' life, also called ''sapient'' life (from the official binomial name of man, ''Homo sapiens''), means life that is aware of itself and has language and the ability to reason.
 
''Sentient'' life, also called ''sapient'' life (from the official binomial name of man, ''Homo sapiens''), means life that is aware of itself and has language and the ability to reason.
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