mummify in Irish
mummify in Irish is mumaigh — mummify means to turn a dead body into a mummy by preserving it.
mummify in Irish
mumaigh
(intransitive) To become a mummy.
What does "mummify" mean?
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verb To turn a dead body into a mummy by preserving it.
"Ancient Egyptians mummified their dead with great care."
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verb To become a mummy.
"In the dry cave, the body slowly began to mummify."
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mummify in a sentence
- Ancient Egyptians mummified their dead with great care.
- The museum explains how priests would mummify a body.
- In the dry cave, the body slowly began to mummify.
- Bodies left in very dry air can mummify naturally.
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What is "mummify" in Irish?
"mummify" in Irish is mumaigh. mummify means: To turn a dead body into a mummy by preserving it.
How do you use "mummify" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient Egyptians mummified their dead with great care." In Irish, "mummify" is mumaigh.
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