"encarnáu" meaning in All languages combined

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Adjective [Asturian]

Forms: encarnada [feminine, singular], encarnao [neuter, singular], encarnaos [masculine, plural], encarnaes [feminine, plural]
Etymology: From Ecclesiastical Latin, Late Latin incarnātus, from incarnō, ultimately from Latin caro (“meat, flesh”), due to its reddish color. Compare also Portuguese encarnado. Etymology templates: {{der|ast|EL.|-}} Ecclesiastical Latin, {{inh|ast|LL.|incarnātus}} Late Latin incarnātus, {{m|la|incarnō}} incarnō, {{inh|ast|la|caro|t=meat, flesh}} Latin caro (“meat, flesh”), {{cog|pt|encarnado}} Portuguese encarnado Head templates: {{head|ast|adjective|||feminine singular|encarnada|neuter singular|encarnao|masculine plural|encarnaos|feminine plural|encarnaes|f2accel-form=f|s|f3accel-form=n|f4accel-form=m|p|f5accel-form=f|p|g=m-s}} encarnáu m sg (feminine singular encarnada, neuter singular encarnao, masculine plural encarnaos, feminine plural encarnaes), {{ast-adj|encarná|f=encarnada|fpl=encarnaes|mpl=encarnaos|n=encarnao}} encarnáu m sg (feminine singular encarnada, neuter singular encarnao, masculine plural encarnaos, feminine plural encarnaes)
  1. red Tags: masculine, singular Categories (topical): Colors Synonyms: bermeyu, coloráu
    Sense id: en-encarnáu-ast-adj-sfUaUR8d Disambiguation of Colors: 65 35

Verb [Asturian]

Forms: encarnada [feminine], encarnao [neuter], encarnaos [masculine, plural], encarnaes [feminine, plural]
Etymology: From Ecclesiastical Latin, Late Latin incarnātus, from incarnō, ultimately from Latin caro (“meat, flesh”), due to its reddish color. Compare also Portuguese encarnado. Etymology templates: {{der|ast|EL.|-}} Ecclesiastical Latin, {{inh|ast|LL.|incarnātus}} Late Latin incarnātus, {{m|la|incarnō}} incarnō, {{inh|ast|la|caro|t=meat, flesh}} Latin caro (“meat, flesh”), {{cog|pt|encarnado}} Portuguese encarnado Head templates: {{head|ast|past participle|feminine|encarnada|neuter|encarnao|masculine plural|encarnaos|feminine plural|encarnaes|g=m}} encarnáu m (feminine encarnada, neuter encarnao, masculine plural encarnaos, feminine plural encarnaes), {{ast-pp|encarn}} encarnáu m (feminine encarnada, neuter encarnao, masculine plural encarnaos, feminine plural encarnaes)
  1. past participle of encarnar Tags: form-of, masculine, participle, past Form of: encarnar
    Sense id: en-encarnáu-ast-verb-4qzGYesd Categories (other): Asturian entries with incorrect language header, Asturian entries with topic categories using raw markup Disambiguation of Asturian entries with incorrect language header: 1 99 Disambiguation of Asturian entries with topic categories using raw markup: 2 98

Inflected forms

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