e|on|o|so|mi|a

e|on|o|so|mi|a «_EE uh nuh SOH mee uh», noun.

a method of preserving a corpse from decay by a form of crystallizing process: »

He [Dr. Katsusaburo Miyamoto] said the system, which he called eonosomia, consisted of crystallizing the blood and keeping open the pores of the body (London Times).

╂[apparently < Greek ai age + sôma corpse, body]