English to Irish Meaning of honour - onóir

Honour :
onóir

onóir, mheas, dínit, gradam, uasal, meas, urramú, ainm, Laochra, cáil, boladh, grá, gean, tábhacht, luach, fiú, caighdeánach, ghrád, gnáth, tionchar a imirt, cumhacht, smacht, cruthúnas, mhaithe, fáiltiú croíúil eatarthu, aird, bhua, coinneálachta, sláine, ionracais, moráltacht, macántacht, ceartais, beannaitheacht, scáileán, ghlóir, bród, SOILSE

ligean isteach, aontú, Creidim i, onóir, breathnú, meas, cháil, mheas, Revere, choróin, luach, beannaigh, Móraim, a chur chun cinn, ardú, i dtreis, fhorbairt

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Definitions of honour in English
Noun(1) the state of being honored(2) a tangible symbol signifying approval or distinction(3) the quality of being honorable and having a good name(4) a woman's virtue or chastity
Verb(1) bestow honor or rewards upon(2) show respect towards(3) accept as pay
Examples of honour in English
(1) Banks were refusing to honour Pelican House cheques and nearly Ôö¼├║1 million was needed to avert a total financial breakdown.(2) Pakistan, too, was not short of players in the past who commanded respect and honour .(3) If she died before the settlement was rubber-stamped, the State would have had no legal obligation to honour the agreement.(4) It's an honour to be associated with the Transatlantic Challenge featuring 24 of the best players in the world.(5) Under the US proposals, the future interim government would be obligated to honour agreements between the existing Governing Council and the US.(6) Day said: ├ö├ç├┐It's an honour to play here and if you can score a try it's even better.├ö├ç├û(7) This bill gives due honour and respect to Deaf people, and their unique language and culture.(8) his portrait hangs in the place of honour(9) It was an honour to watch a legend bring alive the genre of the blues.(10) And I thought it would be an honour to represent the school.(11) BBC World Service has been awarded a special honour at the Sony Radio Awards.(12) Now it is up to the boys' teams to uphold the school's honour .(13) Joyce has now learned to honour her father's memory(14) It is an honour to be able to portray such legends on the screen.(15) And do you promise to love, respect, honour , and cherish this man for as long as you both shall live?(16) I'd consider it an honour
Related Phrases of honour
(1) maid of honor ::
maid onóra
(2) in honor of ::
in onóir
(3) in honor ::
in onóir
(4) honor roll ::
rolla onóir
(5) code of honor ::
gcód de honor
(6) guest of honor ::
aoi onóra
(7) man of honor ::
fear onóra
(8) honor student ::
mac léinn onóir
(9) word of honor ::
focal onóra
(10) honor killing ::
marú onóir
Synonyms
Noun
1. integrity ::
sláine
2. distinction ::
idirdhealú
3. reputation ::
-cháil
4. acclaim ::
moladh
5. privilege ::
pribhléid
6. accolade ::
gradam
7. chastity ::
chastity
9. purity ::
íonachta
Verb
10. esteem ::
mheas
11. applaud ::
áthas
12. fulfill ::
chomhlíonadh
13. reward ::
duais
14. observe ::
breathnú
Different Forms
honour, honoured, honouree, honourees, honourer, honourers, honouring, honours
Word Example from TV Shows
Denver has screwed my honour.

Denver has screwed my HONOUR.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

Kingslayer. Oathbreaker. Man without honour.

Kingslayer. Oathbreaker. Man without HONOUR.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

Your Grace does me a great honour.

Your Grace does me a great HONOUR.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 2

If you think your bloody honour comes before your...

If you think your bloody HONOUR comes before your...

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 1

How to fight with honour?

How to fight with HONOUR?

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 5

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