endow
/ˈɛndoʊ/ /ˈɛndəʊ/Definitions
1. verb
to give (something, especially property or money) to someone for their use, especially for a particular purpose
“The charity was endowed with a large sum of money to help fund its programs.”
2. noun
something, such as a gift or a quality, that is given to someone or something, especially for a particular purpose
“The university’s endowments have allowed it to offer many scholarships and grants to its students.”
3. verb
to give (something, especially a quality or a skill) to someone or something, especially as a natural part of their character or development
“She was endowed with a talent for music from a very young age.”