absolve, accept (someone's) apology, acquit, bear no malice, condone, excuse, exonerate, let bygones be bygones, let off (informal) pardon, remit
to forgive = salách (סלח)
The word forgive has 2 syllables. For-give.
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Yes.
to forgive = salakh (סלח)
Forgive is 'maith' or 'logh' in Irish.
Some of the synonyms for the word forgive is: absolve. accept apology, allow for, bear with, kiss and make up, think no more of, turn the other cheek and let it off easy.
in the word testimony it is used but none other than that
Exonerate means to excuse or forgive.
Because the cuss word is always worse than saying "Butthead" or something
No, it is not. You may be thinking of the word accept, which would have some similarity with forgive. I might accept someone who has done me wrong. The meaning is not exactly the same as forgive, but there is a common meaning element. When I accept someone, I do not reject him.The word except sounds very much like accept, but they are not homonyms. Except means something like "but not, or other than". For example, "I like all vegetables except okra."
dimitto, dimittere or absolvo, absolvere can be translated forgive