inscribe

/ɪnˈskɹaɪb/verb

To carve or write words onto a surface or into a book, often as a lasting mark or dedication.

Example sentence

“The ring was inscribed with their wedding date.”

Books are inscribed by their authors, trophies by engravers. The noun is 'inscription'.

Related words

inscrutableImpossible to understand, read, or interpret.insatiableNever satisfied; impossible to fill or fulfill.insidiousCausing damage slowly and secretly, so that it goes unnoticed at first.inquisitiveCurious and keen to find things out.insightA deep look into the inner workings of something; a clear understanding of it, often used with "into".innovativeIntroducing fresh ideas or new methods; original and inventive.