To Supply
To Deliver, To Pay
transitive verb, ichidan verb
Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means supply so the verb version is to supply.
So you're supplying something... let's say nuclear warheads... to Osama Bin Laden. You gonna be in soooo much trouble, especially since it's zombie Osama Bin Laden.
無事に商品を納めることができたし、今から飲みに行こうよ！
We've delivered the goods in one piece, now let's go get a drink!
こんな変なフグ模様のノートを納めたのはどこの業者だ？！
Which company supplied notebooks with such strange blowfish patterns?!
血税の使い道が理にかなってさえいれば、政府に税金を納めるのは私は一向に構いませんよ。
I don’t mind paying the tax to the government as long as they spend it on reasonable things.