Hu-mān'i-fý, v. t.
v. t. [Lat. humanus, human, and facere, to make.] To make human; to invest with a human body or personality; to incarnate. [Rare.] “The humanifying of the divine Word.” H. B. Wilson.
v. t. [Lat. humanus, human, and facere, to make.] To make human; to invest with a human body or personality; to incarnate. [Rare.] “The humanifying of the divine Word.” H. B. Wilson.