Embody in Tagalog

Embody in Tagalog translates to “katawanin,” “kumatawan,” or “maglaman,” depending on context. This term refers to giving physical form to ideas, representing principles, or containing characteristics within something.

Mastering the use of “embody” in Tagalog helps express abstract concepts in concrete terms, essential for philosophical discussions, artistic descriptions, and everyday conversations about representation and symbolism.

[Words] = Embody

[Definition]:

• Embody /ɪmˈbɑːdi/
• Verb 1: To give a tangible or visible form to an idea, quality, or feeling.
• Verb 2: To represent or express something in a clear and obvious way.
• Verb 3: To include or contain something as a constituent part.

[Synonyms] = Katawanin, Kumatawan, Maglaman, Magkatawan, Sumimbolo, Magsama, Maglakip, Ipakita

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The sculpture embodies the artist’s vision of freedom and hope.

Ex1_PH: Ang iskultura ay kumakatawan sa pangitain ng artista tungkol sa kalayaan at pag-asa.

Ex2_EN: Her actions embody the true spirit of compassion and kindness.

Ex2_PH: Ang kanyang mga aksyon ay sumasalamin sa tunay na diwa ng habag at kabaitan.

Ex3_EN: The new constitution embodies the principles of democracy and equality.

Ex3_PH: Ang bagong konstitusyon ay naglalaman ng mga prinsipyo ng demokrasya at pagkakapantay-pantay.

Ex4_EN: This design embodies both traditional and modern architectural elements.

Ex4_PH: Ang disenyo na ito ay pinagsasama ang tradisyonal at modernong elemento ng arkitektura.

Ex5_EN: The hero embodies all the qualities we admire in a leader.

Ex5_PH: Ang bayani ay kumakatawan sa lahat ng katangiang hinahangaan natin sa isang pinuno.