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engkarnasyon

engkarnasyón with stress marks

incarnation

noun eng-kar-nas-YON Spanish origin Rare

Usage Note

Engkarnasyon comes from Spanish encarnación and is primarily a theological term referring to the Christian doctrine of God becoming human in the person of Jesus Christ. It also appears in broader philosophical or comparative religious discussions of reincarnation.

Examples

Beginner

" Tungkol sa engkarnasyon ang sermon. "

Natural Translation

The sermon is about the incarnation.

Literal Translation

About in incarnation the sermon.

Intermediate

" Ang Pasko ay pagdiriwang ng engkarnasyon ng Diyos. "

Natural Translation

Christmas is a celebration of the incarnation of God.

Literal Translation

The Christmas is celebration of-the incarnation of-the God.

Advanced

" Ayon sa pari, ang engkarnasyon ni Kristo ang sentro ng pananampalataya dahil dito ipinakita ng Diyos ang kanyang pag-ibig sa sangkatauhan. "

Natural Translation

According to the priest, the incarnation of Christ is the center of the faith because through it God showed His love for humankind.

Literal Translation

According to the priest, the incarnation of Christ the center of faith because here showed by the God the His love in humanity.

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