- An
honorific is a
title that
conveys esteem, courtesy, or
respect for
position or rank when used in
addressing or
referring to a person. Sometimes, the...
- and referents.
Honorific phenomena in Thai
include honorific registers,
honorific pronominals, and
honorific particles. Thai
honorifics date back to the...
- The term Don (Spanish: [don],
roughly 'Lord')
abbreviated as D., is an
honorific prefix primarily used in
Spain and
Hispanic America, and with different...
- ****anese
language makes use of a
system of
honorific speech,
called keishō (敬称),
which includes honorific suffixes and
prefixes when
referring to others...
-
Indian honorifics are
honorific titles or
appendices to
names used in the
Indian subcontinent,
covering formal and
informal social, commercial, and religious...
-
language has a
system of
linguistic honorifics that
reflects the
social status of parti****nts.
Speakers use
honorifics to
indicate their social relationship...
-
honorifics in
Judaism that vary
depending on the
status of, and the
relationship to, the
person to whom one is referring. Ḥasīd is a
Jewish honorific...
- In the
English language, an
honorific is a form of
address conveying esteem,
courtesy or respect.
These can be
titles prefixing a person's name, e.g.:...
- angels, and
revered persons. In
Twelver Shi'ism,
honorifics are used with the
Twelve Imams.
Islamic honorifics are
referred to as ṣalawāt (صَلَوات) in Arabic...
-
question marks, boxes, or
other symbols.
Chinese honorifics (Chinese: 敬語; pinyin: Jìngyǔ) and
honorific language are words, word constructs, and expressions...
