In literature, "contribute" is employed to express the idea of giving or adding something—whether it be a tangible resource, an opinion, or an element that enhances beauty or meaning—to a larger whole. Authors use the term to indicate shared responsibility or the act of supplementing existing conditions, as when individuals offer portions of straw or funds to support a community venture ([1], [2]). At the same time, it is often used in more abstract or symbolic contexts, such as when contributing to happiness, intellectual improvement, or even the arts and beauty ([3], [4]). In historical and political narratives, the word underscores collective participation and the interdependence of actions that shape common outcomes ([5], [6]). Overall, its diverse usage across genres highlights its flexibility in capturing both practical contributions and efforts toward higher, sometimes moral, ends ([7], [8]).