well-wishing

proper, virtuous action rectitude, right way or course

requital, or reward (especially, of obedience to God); the reward of virtue in the future state; a meritorious or virtuous act

granting rewards for good deeds

discretion, approval, good opinion, advisability, expediency

good and bad

right place or opportunity

closer to truth

an action for which there is no reward

earning rewards in exchange of one's good deeds

provide food, support, maintain

fitting or proper answer

cause to inflict grievous injury

do good, do favour, confer favours, give alms

not right, wrong, bad, sinful

proper, good

difference between punishment and reward

said on the occasion when labour and hard work brings no reward, all in vain, useless toil

to cause injury to reach (a person), to injure, hurt, damage

arrange or send supplies for an army

assist, provide assistance to

to harm, inflict damage to a person or cause

convey or bring a message

injure, inflict pain, hurt

to cause (one) to receive a shock or blow, to give (one) a blow, to bring injury on (one), to hurt, injure

to give opportunity

to convey (one) to his destination, to convey (one) to his last resting-place, to perform the obsequies of, to bring (a thing) home to (a person), to prove to

votive ritual of praying for the dead and doing good deeds on their behalf

good or meritorious deed, virtuous deed, righteous act