No. 2,109 in Arabic

حمد

"حمد" means "praise" or "thankfulness."

In a sentence

حمد الرجل الله على نعمه.
The man praised God for His blessings.
In this sentence, 'حمد' is used as a verb meaning 'to praise'.
يحمد الطفل والديه على مساعدته.
The child thanks his parents for their help.
Here, 'يحمد' is the present tense form of 'to praise' and is used to show gratitude.
يُنطق اسم 'أحمد' بجمال في العربية.
The name 'Ahmed' is pronounced beautifully in Arabic.
In this example, the root 'حمد' appears within the name 'Ahmed', which means 'one who praises'.

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