Hanapin
to incarnate
01
mabutihin, mangyaring
to manifest or embody an abstract idea, concept, or quality in a tangible, concrete form
Transitive: to incarnate an idea or concept
Example
In his novel, the author skillfully incarnates the intangible emotions of love and loss.
The artist sought to incarnate the essence of freedom in a powerful sculpture.
Through expressive dance, the choreographer sought to incarnate the emotions of joy and sorrow.
02
manggaling, ipatupad
to embody or represent a concept, idea, deity, or spirit in a physical or bodily form
Intransitive
Transitive: to incarnate sth
Example
The folklore character was thought to incarnate the forces of nature
In religious art, angels are often depicted to incarnate messengers of divine will.
The legendary hero was said to incarnate in times of crisis.
incarnate
01
nahahawakan, nakakatawang
existing in a physical form, especially in reference to a quality or concept
Example
The villain in the story was evil incarnate, showing no mercy to anyone.
The ancient texts describe him as wisdom incarnate, possessing knowledge beyond his years.
Mother Teresa was often thought of as kindness incarnate because of her selfless service.
02
nagkatawang, naging anyo
taking on a physical or visible form, often from an abstract or conceptual state
Example
Some believe that spirits can become incarnate in nature, such as in trees or animals.
In various mythologies, it 's thought that deities would become incarnate in certain revered animals, such as eagles or bulls.
Halimbawa
In his novel, the author skillfully incarnates the intangible emotions of love and loss.
The artist sought to incarnate the essence of freedom in a powerful sculpture.
Through expressive dance, the choreographer sought to incarnate the emotions of joy and sorrow.
Through innovative technology, scientists are working to incarnate the theoretical principles of quantum physics.
Through community projects, they aim to incarnate the values of unity and collaboration.
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