Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To invest with flesh; incarnate.
- To become invested or covered with flesh.
Wiktionary
- v. dated To heal; to cover with flesh or to become covered with flesh.
- v. rare To become flesh, to incarnate.
GNU Webster's 1913
- v. rare To cover or invest with flesh.
- v. rare To develop flesh.
Examples
“Church (see Petavius, "De incarn.", xii, 12), the prophet here foretells the everlasting Sacrifice of the New Dispensation.”
“St. Fulgentius (Ep. xvii, De incarn. et grat., n. 67), "opens the ear of the interior man".”
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 6: Fathers of the Church-Gregory XI
“Chryfofto* inter pagasos uerfastes ยป ut mus, in hemiK Quod Chri - propalam figoum ederent ihisyiilr Deus: Crux contra fuae profefiiiuHiSy qua ab infi - Jkemones tropdeum y partus delihus fepararentur, ncue iiter undas periclitantiumj et quidquam difiimulare uelle Jpes Cbriftianorum* S, Atha - uiderentur, nietu periculi, nadus lib. de incarn. uerbi: quod Chrillum profitentibus Signp crucis magica omnis peh Itsur LffiER II,”
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seanahan Is this related to "incarnate", or less likely, "incarnadine"? Dec 27, 2006
fbharjo incarn archaic verb (14th century) to heal Dec 27, 2006