Here is a partial list of Hebrew verbs that mean praise:

Yadah (×™×“×”) - to worship with extended hand
Hodah (×”×•×“×”) - To thank, used for thanking God for things not yet recieved, or things at hand. Todah is the noun.
Hallel (×”×œ×œ) - To be clear, to shine, show, rave, celebrate, and to be clamorously foolish. The noun form is Tehillah.
Shavach (×©×‘×—) - to address in a loud tone, to commend, to triumph, to exclaim, glory, shout.
Barach (×‘×¨×š) - or berech (×‘×™×¨×š) to kneel down and bless God as an act of adoration
Zamar (×–×ž×¨) - to touch the strings, and is used alongside instrumental worship
Shar (×©×¨) - to sing, to speak poetry
Hishtakhavot (×”×©×ª×—×•×•×ª) - To worship
Hitpallel (×”×ª×¤×œ×œ) - To pray
Sagad (×¡×’×“) to worship by kneeling
Avad (×¢×‘×“) to serve
He'eritz (×”×¢×¨×™×¥) to adore, appreciate, venerate
Kara (×›×¨×¢) to prostrate oneself
Bikesh (×‘×™×§×©) to beseech, to ask for something in prayer
Keedesh (×§×™×“×©) - to hallow or sanctify
Romem (×¨×•×ž×) - to exalt
Keebed (×›×™×‘×“) - to honor

Here are some nouns that mean praise:

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