Wiktionary
resheath
vb. To sheath again, to return to its sheath.
Usage examples of "resheath".
As Norton sat back and blew a jet of blue smoke towards the roof of the car I withdrew the needle and, after some surreptitious fumbling, managed to resheath it.
I couldn't resheath the knives with him pressed on top of me, so I laid them down in the leaves.
He broke open the revolver, ejected the spent brass and reloaded, then cleaned his saber a little, enough to resheath it.
Achilles grimaces, twists his hair free, looks sullen, but resheaths his sword.
Achilles stares at me a moment, then rises, resheaths his knife, and offers his hand to pull me up.