encarnarán

Encarnarán is a Spanish verb, the third-person plural future indicative form of the verb encarnar. The verb encarnar has several meanings, but in this future tense context, it most commonly translates to "they will embody" or "they will incarnate."

The verb encarnar derives from the Latin "incarnare," meaning "to become flesh" or "to make flesh." This original meaning is still relevant, particularly in religious contexts where it refers to the divine taking on human form, such as the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

When used in a less literal sense, "encarnarán" can describe individuals or groups taking on a particular role, spirit, or characteristic. For example, a group of actors performing a play might be said to "encarnarán" the roles of historical figures, meaning they will embody those characters. Similarly, a political movement might aim to "encarnarán" the ideals of its founders.

The future indicative tense suggests a prediction or a planned future action. Therefore, "encarnarán" implies that a future event will involve the embodiment or incarnation of something or someone. The specific meaning depends heavily on the surrounding context in which the verb is used.