sheathe
/ˈʃiːθ/ or /ˈʃeɪθ/Definitions
1. verb
to enclose or store a sword, knife, or other sharp object in a protective cover or scabbard
“He sheathed his sword after the battle was over.”
2. noun
a protective cover or scabbard for a sword, knife, or other sharp object
“He strapped his sheathe to his belt before setting out.”
3. verb
to cover or enclose something, especially in a protective or secret manner
“The company will sheathe the new product until the launch date.”
4. noun
a wrapping or covering, especially one that is not permanent or fixed
“The sheathe of the flower began to fall off.”