honorare

1 honorare [CL] 1 to make honourable, add to the prestige (of), bring honour (to). 1166 qui decanorum nomen ‥ ~astis, nunc ‥ pontificis illustratis officium J. Sal. Ep. 210 (191); 1409 (v. determinatio 4b). 2 to give honour (to), to honour (person); b (deity); c (thing). d (p. ppl.) honoured, respected. a690 magnopere ~ando Ehfrido Aldh. Ep. 5; te spiritus almus / protegat ‥ honoret, amet Alcuin Carm. 82. 4; Eadmer V. Dunst. 3 (v. econtra 2a); illius [Alveve] causa reliquam ejus ~abat propinquitatem V. Chris. Marky. 5; receptus est ut decebat et super commilitones ~atus G. Mon. V 9; [ecclesia triumphans] inter electos ‥ multos ~at quos ista [ecclesia militans] tamen ‥ ignorat Gir. TH III 31.  b [Christum] non minus morte quam vita ~aturus Gildas EB 73; nomen ‥ Patris constanter honorant Frith. 1389; Æthelw. I 3 (v. devincere 1b); Edmund Spec. Relig. 110 (v. honoratio 1a); Bradw. CD 17C (v. dulia).  c ~anda ‥ ossa Bede HE III 11 p. 148; Kalendas Januarias ‥ ~are Egb. Pen. 8. 4 (v. 2 causa 2d); ad ~andum sepulchrum Achilles Trevet Troades 18.  d huic ‥ ~iorem locum ‥ ferculorum exeniis recompensans H. Bos. Thom. III 15; hec sciencia [theologie] ‥ est ~acior cunctis aliis Wycl. Ver. II 146. 3 (w. abl.) to honour (person or thing) w. something. in quibus causis ouerseunessam suam quis amittit, dignis satisfactionibus ~etur (Leg. Hen. 36. 1b) GAS 566; Ord. Vit. III 2 (v. exenium d); Kaius ‥ herminio ~atus G. Mon. IX 13; s1086 Henricum ‥ armis militaribus ~avit Fl. Worc. II 19; insula ‥ tribus pontibus ~ata H. Albus 5; 1177 (v. doarium); Carm. Lew. 297 (v. escaeta 1); s1397 (v. dukettus); Mir. Hen. VI IV 148 (v. effigiare 1b).

2 honorare v. onerare