To make famous or to bring to widespread public attention and renown.
From en- (to cause to be) plus 'famish,' but here related to 'fame' rather than starvation. The word combines the prefix with concepts of making something widely known.
This rare word is hiding in old texts—most people would say 'make famous' today, but 'enfamish' shows English once had a verb for every adjective you could imagine!
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