How did the name zombie come from?

Simply put, the name zombie has many extended meanings from now on. The earliest meaning refers to a corpse with stiff limbs, head not low, eyes not inclined, legs not separated and not rotting. As for the origin of the landlord's question, I think there should be two kinds: 1. Everyone knows that people will become stiff after death for a period of time, and the word random zombie should come from this. 2. According to myth, the earliest and most famous zombie is Hiderigami, the daughter of Xuanyuan Huangdi who appeared on the battlefield in ancient times. There are many legends about this woman. Some say that Chiyou cursed her, while others say that she can't become an immortal because of the polluted air on the battlefield. As for her biggest relationship with Will, her name is' Hiderigami'. Because according to folklore, zombies can become demons and Hiderigami. Legend has it that zombies become monsters after being transformed into demons. Zombies can fly when they become monsters, which is also called flying stiff. It is said that you can kill dragons and swallow clouds and walk like the wind. Everywhere you go, you are the king of zombies. Nervously, he said, "There are people two or three feet long in the south, naked, with their eyes on them, walking like the wind. Their name is Hao, and the country they see is drought and thousands of miles away. " Zombies can fly, kill dragons and swallow clouds, and cause drought. Obviously, the daughter of the Yellow Emperor is basically the same as Hiderigami in folklore, so it is not wrong to say that the daughter of the Yellow Emperor is the ancestor of zombies. And this is the earliest legend, so the word zombie probably came from it. 3. (This is purely self-speculation) Because the word zombie belongs to the supernatural category, I dare to guess that it may have escaped from Taoist classics or folk secrets. The evidence is that we want to catch bodies in Xiangxi and catch demons in Maoshan. There is also the Taoist "Daqianlu", which says that filth enters the body and becomes a corpse after death. But this speculation is unfounded, and caution is enough. The vast history is full of ages, and we will look for the truth again. Please forgive me if there is anything wrong!