The correct answer is (D) To provide; to furnish, invest or endow with a quality; gift, talent, faculty, ability, etc. Also, to assume; to put on. Finally, to clothe; to put on (clothes, etc.).

Endue comes from Middle English endewen, Old French enduire, Latin inducere (to lead).

Examples of use:

• She was endued with a pronounced musical ability.
• The school attempted to endue its students with honesty and courage.