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The word "embalm" ultimately derives from the Greek word "balsamon," which refers to the aromatic resin obtained from the balsam tree (Commiphora opobalsamum). In ancient Egypt, where the practice of embalming originated, bodies were preserved by coating them with this resinous substance. The term "embalm" has since been extended to refer to any method of preserving a body from decay.
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