Commend
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 94
kom-end', v.t. to give into the charge of to recommend as worthy to praise. [L. ommendare, to intrust. See Command Commendable, kom-end a-bl, adj. worthy of being commended or praised, —adv. Commend'ably. —n, Commend'ablene Commendation, kom-en-d£'shun ». the act of commending praise declaration of esteem. Commendatory, kom-end’a-to-ri, adj commending containing praise or commendation: presenting to favourable notice or reception
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