Help explain why rigor mortis turns into rigor mortis.

Middle English right, from Anglo-French, from Latin right, literally, stiffness, from rigére (rigidity).

Derived from Latin, meaning "stiff"

Mortis contains the root word mort, which means "death"

Rigor mortis is the rigidity of death, which means "rigor mortis; Stiff after death. "

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