incarnate
A Word with Latin Root, Prefix or Suffix
-ate
carn
A Word with Latin Root, Prefix or Suffix
incarnate
endowed (given something to support, donated) with a human flesh body; in bodily form; Note: when used as a verb, embody or provide with a flesh body
化身的(人体化的) vt. 体现(使...具体化)
Dissection of incarnate
incarnate = in- (in) + carn (flesh) + -ate (to make);
incarnate = making something into a flesh body
embody something with a flesh body
Now Repeat my Dissection
incarnate = making something into a flesh body
embody something with a flesh body
Important roots for this word:
in-
-ate
carn
Note: You may sometimes find that a vowel such as o is often inserted between two roots, as o inserted between phon and graph in phonograph = phon + o + graph, the reason is for easy pronounciation. Another example is archaeology = archae + o + logy
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