This text explores the etymological roots of Greek terms for growth and growing together, such as FYÓ and SYMFYÓ, in connection with the need for a new interpretation of metaphysics. The author argues that restoring metaphysics requires returning to the original Greek concept of FYSIS and breaking free from the Latin translation natura, which historically suppressed vital semantic dimensions. The paper distinguishes between growth as an organic process and authentic co-growth, occurring only between entities capable of independent growth. It critically examines the notion of growing together regarding the objective and non-objective aspects of the same entity-event. The goal is to identify productive meanings within Greek roots or to graft new ones onto them, aligning with modern philosophical intentions to overcome the historical decay of traditional metaphysics. This reflection culminates in the ontological question of how to conceptualize the unity of different facets of an entity-event.