1. hŏnos — Lewis & Short
hŏnos, ōris, m., v. honor.
The corpus record — Latin
hŏnos
hŏnos · m
v. honor
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What it meant
2. honös — Walde–Hofmann
honös (alat. u. arch.), jünger (doch schon Plaut.) honor, -öris m. „Auszeichnung, Ehrung, Anerkennung“ (bes. in alicut honórem habére, honor est apud alqm, in honöre esse); „Ehre, Ansehen; Amt, Ehrentitel; Anerkennung für geleistete Dienste, Bezahlung" (vgl. honörärtum); dicht. (seit Varro At. u. Lucr.) auch „Pracht, Schönheit, Schmuck“ und (seit Verg.) „Opfer“, Bed.-Lw. nach gr. rij (seit Enn., rom., ebenso honóró, … — [Walde–Hofmann, s.v. honös, p. 687]
Where it came from
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