Entomb (verb)

1. To bury or inter someone or something in a tomb or grave.
2. To enclose or encase in a tomb or other structure.

Origin:

From the latin word entombare, which means to bury in a tomb.

Examples:

1. The pharaohs were entombed in elaborate tombs.
2. The ancient Egyptians entombed their pharaohs in pyramids.
3. The family entombed the ashes of their loved one in a columbarium.
4. The workers entombed the pipeline in concrete to protect it from damage.
5. The archaeologist entombed the ancient artifacts in a climate-controlled room to preserve them.