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    Encarnación (en. Incarnation)

    /enkaɾnaˈθjon/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    The action of embodying or assuming a physical form.
    The incarnation of the spirit in the human body is a key concept in many religions.
    La encarnación del espíritu en el cuerpo humano es un concepto clave en muchas religiones.
    In Christian doctrine, the fact that God became man in the person of Jesus Christ.
    The incarnation of Christ is central to the Christian faith.
    La encarnación de Cristo es central en la fe cristiana.
    Graphic or tangible representation of an idea or concept.
    The incarnation of love in acts of kindness is fundamental to our culture.
    La encarnación del amor en actos de bondad es fundamental en nuestra cultura.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'incarnatio', meaning 'the action of embodying.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    the incarnation of evil
    supreme representation of the negative or malevolent.
    la encarnación del mal
    an idea in its fullest embodiment
    the most complete development or manifestation of an idea.
    una idea en su máxima encarnación

    Related Words

    embody
    To give physical form to something immaterial.
    encarnar
    body
    The material and visible part of a human being or animal.
    cuerpo
    spirit
    The immaterial and invisible part of a human being.
    espíritu

    Slang Meanings

    A way in which someone adopts an exaggerated personality.
    That actor is the embodiment of a hero in the movie.
    Ese actor es la encarnación de un héroe en la película.
    A lifestyle that reflects deep personal convictions.
    His way of acting is the embodiment of his philosophy of life.
    Su forma de actuar es la encarnación de su filosofía de vida.