This verb means to fold, fold up, or roll up something, particularly scrolls or garments. It describes the action of doubling up or closing by folding. Luke uses this term to describe Jesus rolling up the Isaiah scroll after reading in the Nazareth synagogue. The multilingual glosses emphasize the rolling/folding action: Spanish 'habiendo enrollado' (having rolled up), French 'rouler' (to roll), pointing to the careful handling of the sacred scroll. This detail shows Jesus' respect for Scripture even as he claims to fulfill it.