The meaning of life can be found in most dictionaries. Here is one example: life. the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death. (Google search define life)

If by life, you mean the procession of living organisms, then there is little or no meaning or purpose in any one individual IMO.

The whole process might have no “meaning” in the sense of being understood, but conscious awareness is pretty much of infinite value, inducing deep appreciation, awe and reverence. We can not understand ultimate reality through our human way of knowing—honest and courageous people express abject bewilderment rather than posturing around some belief.

It misses out Aristotle. Everything is to be studied and enjoyed. Big gap that.

The classic answer to that is. You have to create your own meaning. Which does not help much.

But if you take. 'Promoting the greatest good and happiness for yourself and the greatest number you can.' Then you have to say that that is the highest good perhaps, but is it meaning? No perhaps not, but the alternative is, don't promote the the greatest good and happiness for your self and the greatest number you can. And why would you choose that over the first ? Therefore since that gives purpose, purpose gives meaning.

No. Living itself isn't good enough.
Is it for you?
Maybe some atheists feel that way. Or maybe they're just kidding themselves.
I've never gazed at my navel, btw.

A meaning to life. Let me see. The male got the female pregnant and the one who is born must make their own meaning to life. Along the way males just keep on making females pregnant and the females allow this because deep down they know they can change that male if they try.

Everything is "actual entities." "God is an acutal entity, and so is the most trivial puff of existence in far-off empty space." --Alfred North Whitehead