This paper presents a novel methodology for analyzing existing definitions reflecting perspectives from various disciplines to address the long-standing question, "What is life?", utilizing large-scale language models (LLMs). By analyzing expert-provided definitions of life using pairwise correlation analysis, agglomerative clustering, within-cluster semantic analysis, and t-SNE projection, the researchers uncovered conceptual archetypes of life definitions. This suggests that, rather than conventional dichotomous categorization, we should understand life definitions from diverse perspectives within a unified conceptual latent space. This study presents a novel methodological bridge connecting reductionist and holistic approaches and demonstrates the potential of LLMs to uncover cross-disciplinary conceptual patterns through computational semantic analysis.