General commend:
* Papurihan - This is the most common and general translation. It means to praise or express admiration for someone or something.
* Example: "Papurihan natin ang mga bayani." (Let's commend the heroes.)
Commend for a specific action:
* Purihin - This is similar to "papurihan" but is more specifically used for praising someone for a particular action or deed.
* Example: "Purihin natin ang kanyang kagalingan sa pag-awit." (Let's commend his singing talent.)
Commend for a job well done:
* Pasalamatan - This means "to thank" and can be used to commend someone for their work or effort.
* Example: "Pasalamatan natin ang mga guro sa kanilang pagsisikap." (Let's commend the teachers for their efforts.)
Commend formally:
* Magpuri - This is a more formal way of saying "to commend" and is often used in official contexts.
* Example: "Magpuri tayo sa kanyang kahusayan." (Let us commend his excellence.)
Commend to someone's care:
* Ipagkatiwala - This means "to entrust" or "to commit" to someone's care.
* Example: "Ipagkatiwala ko sa iyo ang aking anak." (I commend my child to your care.)
The best translation will depend on the specific context of your sentence.