embalm in Greek
embalm in Greek is ταριχεύω — embalm means to embalm a body is to treat it with preservatives so that it does not decompose.
embalm in Greek
ταριχεύω
Pronounced: tarichevo
(transitive) To treat a corpse with preservatives in order to prevent decomposition.
What does "embalm" mean?
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verb To embalm a body is to treat it with preservatives so that it does not decompose.
"The undertaker embalmed the body before the funeral."
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embalm in a sentence
- The undertaker embalmed the body before the funeral.
- Ancient Egyptians embalmed their dead as part of burial rites.
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What is "embalm" in Greek?
"embalm" in Greek is ταριχεύω. embalm means: To embalm a body is to treat it with preservatives so that it does not decompose.
How do you pronounce ταριχεύω?
"embalm" in Greek is ταριχεύω, pronounced "tarichevo".
How do you use "embalm" in a sentence?
Example: "The undertaker embalmed the body before the funeral." In Greek, "embalm" is ταριχεύω.
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