English
incorporealist
From incorporeal + -ist.
Formed from incorporeal + -ist
Proto-Indo-European *krep- ‘body’
Proto-Italic *korpos ‘body’
Latin corpus ‘body’
Latin corporeus ‘of or belonging to a body’
Latin incorporeus
English incorporeal
Today it means
noun One who believes in incorporealism.
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Etymograph / incorporealist