Encarnón

Encarnón is a proper noun that appears in Spanish-language sources as a surname and as a geographic name. It is not widely documented in major dictionaries, and its meanings vary by context.

Scholarly sources on its etymology are scarce. Some linguists view encarnón as a regional variant or derivative of Encarnación or related to the word carne, meaning flesh, though there is no consensus.

Geographic uses of Encarnón are not well cataloged in global gazetteers. If present, it would typically refer to a small locality or settlement, often in Iberian or Latin American regions.

Individuals with the surname Encarnón have appeared in public records and genealogical materials, but there is no widely cited list of notable figures bearing the name.

Related terms in Spanish include Encarnación, Encarnado, and variants of the root encarn-.