E-tēr'ni-fy, v. t.
v. t. [Lat. æternus and facere, to make. See ETERN.] To make eternal; to immortalize. [Obs.]
This said, her winged shoes to her feet she tied, Formed all of gold, and all eternified. Chapman.
v. t. [Lat. æternus and facere, to make. See ETERN.] To make eternal; to immortalize. [Obs.]
This said, her winged shoes to her feet she tied, Formed all of gold, and all eternified. Chapman.