ajuarar

A rare, dated verb meaning to provide someone, typically a bride, with an ajuar (a trousseau or household dowry of linens and furnishings). It belongs to a social custom that's largely disappeared, so the verb is mostly found in older texts.

• La familia ajuaró a la novia antes de la boda. — The family provided the bride with a trousseau before the wedding.
• En aquella época se ajuaraba a las hijas desde pequeñas. — Back then, daughters were provided with a dowry from a young age.
• El texto antiguo describe cómo se ajuaraba a la novia. — The old text describes how the bride was outfitted with her trousseau.

This custom-bound verb is rare enough that there's no real modern mistake to flag — a learner is very unlikely to need it outside historical or literary reading.