Title of honor

A title of honor is like a special name that people give you to show that you are important or respected. It's like a nickname, but it's not something you make up yourself - it's given to you by someone else who thinks you deserve it.

For example, let's say you have a friend who is really good at soccer. You might call them "Soccer Star" as a title of honor because they are really talented at that sport. Or, maybe your grandpa fought in a war and earned a medal for his bravery. You might call him "War Hero" as a title of honor because he did something very important and courageous.

Titles of honor can be given for all sorts of reasons, like being good at a particular skill, doing something kind or helpful for others, or even just being very brave or determined. But they are always given as a way of showing respect and admiration for the person who holds the title.