Translations for „mummification“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

mummification <mummification; mummifications> N

mummification

تَحْنيط الجُثَثِ

mummification BIOL

تَحَنُّط

mummification BIOL

تَجْفِيف

mummification BIOL

تصبير

mummification BIOL

حِنَاطَة

mummification BIOL

مَصْدَرُ تَحَنَّطَ

mummification BIOL

الْحِفْظ مِن التَّفَسُّخ

mummification

mummification

تَصْبِيرُ الجُثَث

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English

Mummification is often used to enhance a feeling of total bodily helplessness, and incorporated with sensation play.

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Because of the arid desert climate, natural mummification is very common.

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Bodies were preserved using mummification techniques and were also naturally frozen in solid ice from water seeping into the tombs.

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During the old kingdom, just after the mummification process was completed, dances were performed by a specialized group of ladies known as the acacia house.

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Contemporary science does now acknowledge the existence of full-body mummification in the culture.

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Skin, hair, and nails can remain intact without any artificial mummification.

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The bodies were preserved by the best agent for mummification: the environment.

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As time went by, like all mummies designed for this purpose, the mummification became less precise.

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Initially believed to be a royal tomb, it is now believed to have been an ancient storage chamber for the mummification process.

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He believed that these occurred chronologically, the mummification process becoming more complex as time went on.

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