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1 commendable
adjectivepraiseworthy:جَديرٌ بالثَّناءHis courage during the storm was commendable.
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2 جدير بالإطراء
adj. commendable -
3 جدير بالثناء
adj. commendable, laudable, pious -
4 محمدة
مَحْمَدَة: عَمَلٌ يَسْتَحِقّ الحَمْدَcommendable act, praiseworthy action, laudable, deed -
5 محمود
مَحْمُود: جَدِيرٌ بِالحَمْدِ والثّنَاءpraiseworthy, commendable, laudable -
6 مشكور
مَشْكُور: جَدِيرٌ بِالشّكْر، مَحْمُودworthy of thanks, deserving acknowledgment, praiseworthy, commendable; laudable -
7 مناقب
مَنَاقِبvirtues, outstanding traits; commendable acts, laudable deeds, feats, exploits; morals, ethics -
8 منقبة
مَنْقَبَة: مَحْمَدَةcommendable act, laudable deed, feat, exploit -
9 مستحب
مُسْتَحَبّdesirable, (re)commendable; agreeable, pleasant, nice; desired, sought after, wished for; popular, well-liked, favorite; preferred, chosen -
10 مستحسن
مُسْتَحْسَنadvisable, (re)commendable; suitable, fit(ting), appropriate, proper, expedient, favorable, right, becoming, seemly; agreeable, pleasant; approved, recommended
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