inshrine
/ɪnˈʃraɪn/Definitions
1. verb
to place or put something, especially a memorial or relic, in a shrine or a place of worship
“The community inshrine the fallen soldier’s helmet as a symbol of respect.”
2. verb (archaic or poetic)
to consecrate or dedicate something to a deity or a higher power
“In ancient rituals, the priest inshrined the land to the gods, seeking their blessings.”
3. verb (rare or obsolete)
to place or install a shrine or a memorial
“The architect inshrined a statue of the city’s founder in the town square.”