Consignation

noun

1. 1. The act of confirming, as by signature or stamp; hence, an indication; an evidence; conformation.
2. The act of consigning or relegating; consignment.
3. In Scots law, the depositing in the hands of a third person of a sum of money about which there is either a dispute or a competition.
4. In liturgics, the act of making the sign of the cross with one half of a consecrated oblate or host over the other, the first half having been previously dipped in the chalice.
5. The act of consigning; the act of delivering or committing to another person, place, or state.