Sentence examples for have honorific forms from inspiring English sources
Other languages (e.g., Hindi) also have honorific forms, for which the plural is used.
Many landowners and other persons have honorific "duties" or privileges at the coronation.
President Obama may have found "his Grant" in a cabinet of rivals; he already has honorific "general" rank and his name is Holder.
For example, Hindi and Bengali have a three-way distinction Hindi ap, Bengali apni "you" are polite or honorific forms; Hindi tum, Bengali tumi are informal forms; and Hindi tū, Bengali tui are used only for inferiors and small children.
:yehwatl "he/she/it" Honorific forms :tehwaːtzin "you sg.
High-frequency verbs have suppletive honorific and humilific forms, instantiating ABC patterns (iku/irrassharu/mairu 'to go/to deign to go/to humbly go') as well as ABB patterns (shiru/go-zonji de aru/zonjiru 'to know/to deign to know/to humbly know').
The honorific form of the Ahn-young-ha-sae-yo greeting is Ahn-young-hashim-nika, Kim remindstudentsudentstudents
This honorific form of address, it is said, once inspired an urge to salute in Americans.
The finite verb agrees with its subject in person and number and also marks the honorific form.
For many older Japanese, the decline of the honorific form amounted to losing the deep beauty of their language and the coarsening of the social culture.
