encarnar

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encarnar

transitive verb

1to embody (ideal, doctrina); to play (personaje, papel)

intransitive verb

2to become flesh (religion)

encarnar [en-car-nar’]

verb neuter

1To incarn, to incarnate, to breed flesh. (n)

verb transitive

2To incarnadine, to give a flesh color to pieces of sculpture.

3To make a strong impression upon the mind.

4To fill a wound with new flesh.

5To wound, to pierce the flesh with a dart.

6To embody.

7To entice or allure dogs; to feed sporting dogs with flesh.

verb reflexive

8To unite or incorporate one thing with another.

encarnar

verbo:transitivo

1 (personificar) to personify; (Teat) [+papel] to play; bring to life

Iago encarna el odio Iago is hatred personified

2 [+anzuelo] to bait

verbo:intransitivo

1 (Religión) to become incarnate

2 (Med) to heal; heal up

3 [+arma] to enter the flesh; penetrate the body

verbo:pronominal

encarnarse (Religión) to become incarnate; be made flesh

Verb Conjugation for "encarnar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	encarno	encarné	encarnaba	encarnaré	encarne
Tú	encarnas	encarnaste	encarnabas	encarnarás	encarnes
Ella/Él/Usted	encarna	encarnó	encarnaba	encarnará	encarne
Nosotros	encarnamos	encarnamos	encarnábamos	encarnaremos	encarnemos
Vosotros	encarnáis	encarnasteis	encarnabais	encarnaréis	encarnéis
Ellos/Ustedes	encarnan	encarnaron	encarnaban	encarnarán	encarnen

Gerund: encarnando / Participle: encarnado / Complete encarnar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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foreseeable, predictable