Incarnation in Polish
Incarnation in Polish is Wcielenie, inkarnacja, wcielenie — Incarnation means a particular version or form that something takes, especially one in a series of forms.
Incarnation in Polish
Wcielenie
(Christianity) The doctrine that the second person of the Trinity assumed human form in the person of Jesus Christ and is fully divine and fully human.
inkarnacja
wcielenie
uosobienie
What does "Incarnation" mean?
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noun A particular version or form that something takes, especially one in a series of forms.
"This app is the latest incarnation of a tool the company first built a decade ago."
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noun (religion) The idea of a god or spirit taking on human or bodily form.
"The Incarnation is central to Christian theology."
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Incarnation in a sentence
- This app is the latest incarnation of a tool the company first built a decade ago.
- The band went through several incarnations before finding success.
- The Incarnation is central to Christian theology.
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What is "Incarnation" in Polish?
"Incarnation" in Polish is Wcielenie, inkarnacja, wcielenie. Incarnation means: A particular version or form that something takes, especially one in a series of forms.
How do you use "Incarnation" in a sentence?
Example: "This app is the latest incarnation of a tool the company first built a decade ago." In Polish, "Incarnation" is Wcielenie, inkarnacja, wcielenie.
Are there other ways to say "Incarnation" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "Incarnation": Wcielenie, inkarnacja, wcielenie, uosobienie.
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