To provide with an inheritance or to pass down heritage and family property to heirs.
From 'en-' plus 'heritage,' from Old French 'heriter.' This combines the concepts of giving and receiving family legacy.
Medieval monarchs would formally 'enheritage' their children, making it a ceremonial legal act—it wasn't just about getting money, but about officially confirming rights, titles, and family standing across generations.
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