Terms of respect that are sometimes used to convey or imply a status difference between the speaker and the person being referred to or addressed are known as honorifics.
When used in addressing or referring to a person, an honorific is a title that expresses respect for status or rank as well as regard or courtesies. In order to refer to an honorary academic title, the word "honorific" may occasionally be used in a more precise sense.
It is also frequently confused with linguistic systems of honorific speech, which use morphology or grammar to encode speakers' relative social rank. Depending on the situation and presentation, honorifics may be used as prefixes or suffixes in keeping with style and conventions.
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