Usage and meaning of 召す【めす】 in different contexts


I am going through some Kanji and I was looking for the usage of 召す when I
came across the following translation (from jisho.org):

> 1: (Honorific or respectful language) to call; to invite; to send for; to
> summon;
>
> 2: to eat; to drink;
>
> 3: to put on; to wear;
>
> 4: to ride;
>
> 5: to catch (a cold); to take (a bath); to tickle (one's fancy); to put on
> (years); to commit (seppuku);
>
> 6: to do;
>
> 7: (Archaism) honorific suffix used after the -masu stem of a verb

I think I understand 2: 召し上がる is a polite version of eat/drink. There is even
one example sentence on jisho.org:

> ワインがお気に召すといいのですが。= I hope the wine is to your taste.

(I think the English translation is not grammatical but I guess the meaning is
clear)

But I'm unclear about the other meanings. Could someone provide example
sentences on how I can use 召す?




1: (Honorific or respectful language) to call; to invite; to send for; to
summon;  

> 父は今年の4月、天に召されました。My father passed away in April.

2: to eat; to drink;  

> どうぞ、遠慮なくお召し上がりください。Do help yourself.

3: to put on; to wear;  

> その女性はお着物を召されていました。The lady was wearing kimono.

4: to ride;  
???

5: to catch (a cold); to take (a bath); to tickle (one's fancy); to put on
(years); to commit (seppuku);  

> お風邪を召されたようですね。You seem to have caught a cold.  
>  お気に召しますか。Do you like it?  
>  お年を召したご婦人 an old lady

6: to do;  
???

7: (Archaism) honorific suffix used after the -masu stem of a verb  
???

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This is all I can think of. Sorry!

