An incorporation construction is an event-denoting verb-noun compound construction in which the noun occupies an argument slot of the verb and occurs in a position where nominal patient arguments cannot occur.
The definition given here is from Haspelmath (2025: 2). ❡
Note that the term "incorporated" is sometimes also used for person forms that occur as affixes, e.g. "Anaphoric agreement markers are incorporated pronouns that fulfill the function of clausal arguments." (Siewierska 2001: 233)