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Meaning of mumm
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mumm (v. i.)
To sport or make diversion in a mask or disguise; to mask.
mumm Sentence Examples
- The ancient Egyptians preserved their dead as mummies for religious reasons.
- The pharaoh's mumm was interred in a grand tomb filled with treasures.
- Scientists use modern technology to study mummies and uncover secrets about the past.
- The discovery of a well-preserved mumm in the desert caused a media frenzy.
- The mumm was carefully unwrapped by archaeologists, revealing intricate jewelry and burial wrappings.
- The ancient mumm provided valuable insights into the health and lifestyle of its time.
- The mumm's DNA was extracted and analyzed, offering genetic information about its ancestors.
- The exhibit of a royal mumm at the museum attracted hundreds of curious visitors.
- The mumm's elaborate sarcophagus depicted scenes from the pharaoh's life and afterlife.
- The ancient practice of mummification remains a fascinating and enigmatic aspect of Egyptian history.
FAQs About the word mumm
To sport or make diversion in a mask or disguise; to mask.
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The ancient Egyptians preserved their dead as mummies for religious reasons.
The pharaoh's mumm was interred in a grand tomb filled with treasures.
Scientists use modern technology to study mummies and uncover secrets about the past.
The discovery of a well-preserved mumm in the desert caused a media frenzy.
