To firmly plant, establish, or settle something or someone, especially to cause deep roots to grow.
From Old English and Germanic roots: 'en-' (to cause to be) + 'root' (the part of a plant underground, from Germanic 'wrot'). Metaphorically used for establishing something firmly.
Plants that enroot deeply can survive droughts because their roots reach underground water—so 'enroot' captures both literal gardening and the metaphor of building something permanent!
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