mary
/ˈmeəri/ or /ˈmeri/Definitions
1. verb
to dedicate or consecrate (something) to a person or purpose, especially by prayer or ceremony
“The priest will mary the church to the community in a ceremony tonight.”
2. noun
the wife of Jesus Christ in Christian tradition
“The painting of Mary in the cathedral is a masterpiece.”
3. noun
a female given name, especially one derived from the Hebrew name ‘Maryam’
“Her name is Mary, but she prefers to be called Maryam.”
4. verb
to give a name to (a ship) in a ceremony, especially when it is launched
“The ship will be maryed by the king in a special ceremony tomorrow.”