entable

verb4

1. •
   To record; to enter into a permanent record.

   • He is the embodied law, entabled on Sinai; the perfect sacrifice, foreshadowed in the temple; the consecrated life set forth in the old ritual; the wisdom and power divine desired of the nations. — 1865
2. •
   To fill a table with; to present in tabular format.

   • The data to show this type of effect is entabled for the monovalent group, children and adults, in Tables 7a and 7b. — 1960
3. •
   To add to a schedule of participants in events.
4. •
   To create multiple flat raised areas in.

   • By afternoon of the day following he was deep in the bolson and a day later he was entering the range country and the broken land that entabled the desert mountains to the north. — 1992