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Definition of embalmers in English Turkish dictionary
- embalm
- mumyalama
- embalm
- mumyalamak
- embalm
- mumyala
- embalm
- (ölüyü) mumyalamak
- embalmer
- mumyalayıcı
- embalmer
- mumyalayici
- embalm
- tahnitetmek
- embalm
- (Tıp) Tahnit etmek, ölüyü bozulmaması için ilaçlamak, mumyalamak
- embalm
- embalmmenttahnit
- embalm
- {f} tahnit etmek, mumyalamak
- embalm
- {f} anmak
- embalm
- koku vermek
- embalm
- {f} hatırında tutmak
- embalm
- embalmertahnit eden
- embalm
- {f} anısını yaşatmak
- embalm
- rayiha vermek
- embalm
- mumyalayan kimse
- embalmer
- (Tıp) Tahnitçi
- embalmer
- mumyalayan kimse
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English - English
Definition of embalmers in English English dictionary
- plural of embalmer
- embalm
- To treat a corpse with preservatives in order to prevent decomposition
- embalmer
- One who embalms a corpse; a practicioner of mortuary science
- embalm
- {v} to take out the intestines of a body and fill it with aromatics to preserve it
- embalmer
- {n} one who embalms bodies
- embalm
- If a dead person is embalmed, their body is preserved using special substances. His body was embalmed. the embalmed body of Lenin. to treat a dead body with chemicals, oils etc to prevent it from decaying
- embalm
- To preserve from decay or oblivion as if with balm; to perpetuate in remembrance
- embalm
- To perfume or add fragrance to something
- embalm
- To fill or imbue with sweet odor; to perfume
- embalm
- To anoint all over with balm; especially, to preserve from decay by means of balm or other aromatic oils, or spices; to fill or impregnate (a dead body), with aromatics and drugs that it may resist putrefaction
- embalm
- {f} mummify, preserve; perpetuate, immortalize
- embalm
- preserve a dead body
- embalmer
- One who embalms
- embalmer
- a mortician who treats corpses with preservatives
- embalmer
- {i} one who embalms corpses; something which preserves and prevents decay
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embalmers
Etymology
[ im-'bä(l)m, New Englan ] (transitive verb.) 14th century. Middle English embaumen, from Middle French embaumer, from Old French embasmer, from en- + basme balm; more at BALM.Resimler
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