Examples of using Honorific in English and their translations into Russian
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Fort Lauderdale has the honorific certificate"Blue Wave" due to the crystal clear waters of its coast.
attests the existence of a middle-ranking honorific title of stratēlatēs,
It is undisputed in the present case that the title of nobility in question is of a purely symbolic and honorific nature, devoid of any legal
Hui yield the throne to him, and gave Emperor Hui the honorific title of retired emperor 太上皇.
beginning to give me a thousand titles(honorific not).
Historians generally believe that George played an honorific role in Britain, and closely followed the advice of Walpole
In addition to those officials, a large number of honorific titles existed, which the emperor
Originating from the word Hajji, an honorific title for Muslims who successfully completed the Hajj to Mecca.
For its"courage" in the recapture of Nikolayev, the corps received the name of the city as an honorific, and Sviridov was awarded the Order of Kutuzov.
special and honorific titles, pensions
they can thereafter use the honorific prefix Worshipful Company.
William Shakespeare was entitled to use the honorific"gentleman" after his father was granted a coat of arms in 1596.
and received the honorific"deputy crown prince" a year later.
For participation in the Rezhitsko-Dvinskoy offensive operation in 1944, the regiment was awarded the Order of Alexander Nevsky with the Dvinsk honorific.
the local Gaudiya Vaishnava leaders including his guru Bipin Bihari Goswami conferred upon him the honorific title Bhaktivinoda; from that time on he was known as Kedarnath Datta Bhaktivinoda.
Carlota Joaquina were granted the honorific title of Emperors of Brasil.
other authorities say the title"Pope" was from the early 3rd century an honorific designation used for any bishop in the West.
for example, he refers to the male Rangers with the honorific"Sir", and the female Rangers with"Lady.
which were purely honorific court titles
always end with one of his honorifics.