Answer:
The word "carne" referring to the word "flesh" can help me understand the word reincarnation. If "carne" is part of "carnation", and "re" means before or again, I can infer that reincarnation means something close to "before life" or "another life".
Explanation:
The word/noun Reincarnation roots from the Latin words:
Re - which means again and Incarnare - which means to make flesh. This gives one the clue of how the word Reincarnation was derived.
Carne in Latin means flesh or meat,
Re means again
In Latin is a variant of upon, amongst, unto
So Re + In + Carne can easily be put together to mean to become flesh or human again.
To understand this, one must recall that human beings have always been viewed as being who can exist in many forms outside the body. Note that the word reincarnation was coined towards the middle of the first millennium BCE and was used in traditions including Jainism, Buddhism, and Hindu philosophies.
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