Enfold (verb)

1. To wrap or enclose something in a protective or comforting way.
2. To include or incorporate something within something else.

Origin:

From the old english word enfaldian, which means to fold together or enclose.

Examples:

1. She enfolded the baby in a blanket to keep her warm.
2. The mountains enfolded the valley in a natural embrace.
3. The company enfolded the new acquisition into its existing operations.
4. The mother enfolded her child in her arms, offering comfort and protection.
5. The mist enfolded the landscape, making it difficult to see beyond a few feet.