The adjective "hearty" in literature often conveys a sense of robust energy, genuine warmth, or vigorous fulfillment. Writers use it to describe everything from the unrestrained quality of a laugh that is both wholesome and infectious ([1]) to meals that offer physical and emotional sustenance ([2], [3]). It marks interactions and expressions with authenticity—as seen in hearty welcomes that invite intimacy and camaraderie ([4], [5]) or in candid declarations of approval and robust speech ([6], [7]). At times, "hearty" emphasizes physical robustness and health ([8]), while in other passages it lends an air of unstudied, exuberant enthusiasm to actions and attitudes, evidencing its versatility in evoking fullness of life.