Definition
Treated with deep respect, reverence, and honor, especially because of age, wisdom, or religious significance.
Etymology
From Latin 'venerari' (to revere, worship). Came into English through Old French in the Middle Ages, used in both religious and secular contexts of respect.
Kelly Says
The same Latin root gives us 'venereal'—originally meaning 'relating to love and desire' from Venus, the Roman goddess, showing how ancient Romans linked reverence to divine feminine power.
Translations
AMአማርኛ
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
ARالعربية
محترم
mu-ha-t-rim
BNবাংলা
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
CACatalà
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
CSČeština
uctivý
ook-tee-vee
DADansk
venereret
ve-ne-reh-reh-t
DEDeutsch
verehrt
ve-re-hrt
ELΕλληνικά
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
ESEspañol
venerado
ve-ne-rah-doh
FAفارسی
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
FISuomi
kunnioitettu
kun-nioi-teh-too
FRFrançais
vénéré
ve-ne-reh
GUGU
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
HAHA
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
HEעברית
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
HUMagyar
tisztelet
tee-sh-teh-let
IDBahasa Indonesia
dihormati
di-hor-ma-tee
IGIG
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
ITItaliano
venerato
ve-ne-rah-toh
JA日本語
尊敬される
se-ki-tsu-sa-re-ru
KKKK
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
KMKM
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
KO한국어
존경받는
jon-gyeong-ba-b-neun
MRMR
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
MSBahasa Melayu
dihormati
di-hor-ma-tee
MYမြန်မာ
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
NLNederlands
vereerd
ve-re-erd
NONorsk
venerert
ve-ne-reh-ert
PAPA
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
PLPolski
czciony
ch-tsee-oh-nee
PTPortuguês
venerado
ve-ne-rah-doh
RORomână
venerabil
ve-ne-rah-bil
RUРусский
почитаемый
po-chi-ta-y-emyy
SVSvenska
venererad
ve-ne-reh-rad
SWKiswahili
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
TAதமிழ்
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
TEతెలుగు
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
TLTL
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
TRTürkçe
saygı duyulan
sa-y-gi doo-yu-lan
UKУкраїнська
поважаемый
po-va-zha-y-emyy
URاردو
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
VITiếng Việt
được tôn kính
dược tôn kính
YOYO
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted
ZUZU
venerated
ve-ne-reh-ted