Praise

praz, n. Com- mend at i on for worth approval of merit; joyful tribute of gratitude or homage rendered to ^ ^~ the Divine Being the object, ground, or reason of praise encomium eulogy pane i-raine-aog. gyric; applause acclaim.— v. [praised (prSzd), praising.] To expre approbation of to extol in words or song to do honor to, laud, glorify, magnify, extol. [Same as price, q. v. ME. and OF. pre is, price, value, merit, L. pretium, value ME. preisen,cio us, appraise,OF. preiser,appreciate,to praise; etc.] —price,Prais'er,prize, n.pre-— Praise''worthy, -wer-thY, a. Worthy of applause commendable.?rakrit, pra/krit, n. A group of Aryan languages (including Pali, Hindi, Bengali, etc.). distinct from the written Sanskrit of the Vedas and from the modern Sanskritic languages of India. [Skr. prakriti, original.] am, fame, far, pa or opera, fare End, PREACH