encumber with

encumber someone or something with someone or something

to burden someone or something with someone or something. Please do not try to encumber me with your debts. She encumbered the marriage with a number of children from a previous marriage. She encumbered herself with the weight of both children and her purse.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Horatius	-	Ancient Roman
BelgİN	-	Turkish
Annelise	-	Danish
Franjo	FRAH-nyo	Croatian, Serbian
Stina	-	Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Ross	RAWS (English)	Scottish, English