ə̇n, en+ transitive verb
Etymology: Middle English enchargen, from Middle French enchargier, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin incarricare, from Latin in + Late Latin carricare to charge, load — more at in , charge
1. archaic : to give into the charge of a person
encharging him the custody and defense thereof — Robert Barret
2. : to give a responsibility, duty, or task to : entrust — usually used with with
found himself encharged with the bringing up of a young nobleman — R.H.Quick