What is another word for Mummifying?
Pronunciation: [mˈʌmɪfˌa͡ɪɪŋ] (IPA) 
Mummifying is a process in which the body of an organism is preserved after death. However, in different cultures and contexts, this process may have different names and synonyms. In ancient Egyptian culture, embalming was the synonymous term used for mummifying human corpses. Similarly, in some Chinese and Tibetan cultures, the process is known as self-mummification. Other synonyms for mummifying are desiccating (drying), preserving, conserving, freeze-drying, and embalming. In the realm of scientific research, mummifying can also be referred to as dehydration or desiccation. Regardless of the term used, mummifying is a fascinating process that has allowed for the preservation and study of ancient civilizations and biological specimens for centuries.
