yanma (cilt)

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{i} tanning
Present participle of tan
The acquisition of a tan, either by exposure to the sun, or artificially
Tanning is the process of converting putrescible skin into non-putrescible leather, usually with tannin, an acidic chemical compound that prevents decomposition and often imparts color
See Tan, v
{i} process of making animal hides into leather; browning of the skin through exposure to the sun's rays; beating, whipping
The art or process of converting skins into leather
– The process of converting a raw hide into a stable, non-perishable state
beating with a whip or strap or rope as a form of punishment
Processing whereby putrescible raw hides and skins are converted into leather
making leather from rawhide process in which skin pigmentation darkens as a result of exposure to ultraviolet light
Chemical treatment of raw animal hides or skins to convert them into leather. Vegetable tanning (using bark, wood, roots, or berries) has been practiced since prehistoric times. After removal of hair, flesh, or fat, a tanning agent displaces water from the interstices between the protein (mostly collagen) fibres in the skin and cements the fibres together. The agents most widely used are vegetable tannin, salts such as chromium sulfate, and fish or animal oil. The tanning of fair skin in humans by sunlight is completely different: ultraviolet light causes production and redistribution of the pigment melanin in epidermal cells
process in which skin pigmentation darkens as a result of exposure to ultraviolet light
making leather from rawhide
The process of treating raw hides to convert them into leather
The chemical and mechanical process used to treat hides and eliminate perishability
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