Terms like 'beingness' or 'meaningness' and why not even 'truthness' betray the thoughtless tendency to see all of experience as made up of qualia, the adjectivalisation of reality. If there is a dialectic, or battle of ideas, between the conceptual and the perceptual then it ought to be noted that while the former cannot be concocted out of the latter alone, the other way around is viable, is ... conceivable. The concept, or the element of understanding or of intelligence does not appear as such, is out of time and space, and in this respect is akin to the 'I', the true subject. It is neither adjective or noun, but closest to pure verb, to the act, the gesture.