recommend
UK: ˌrekəˈmend | US: ˌrekəˈmend
vt. to put forward as worthy of acceptance, use, or trial
vt. to suggest as appropriate or beneficial
vt. to make acceptable or attractive
The word "recommend" originates from Latin recommendare, combining re- (expressing intensive force or repetition) + com- (with) + mandare (to entrust). The core idea is "to entrust something strongly to someone’s care or attention." Over time, it evolved in Middle English to mean "to present as worthy of approval or trial," reflecting the act of vouching for something repeatedly or emphatically.
The teacher will recommend books for summer reading.
I highly recommend this restaurant for its authentic cuisine.
The doctor may recommend a change in diet.
Can you recommend a good mechanic?
The committee will recommend changes to the policy.