Titles of honour are formal designations given to individuals to recognize their achievements, status, or contributions to society. These titles can be hereditary, passed down through generations, or awarded for specific accomplishments, such as military service or public service. Common examples include Sir, Dame, and Lord in the United Kingdom. In many cultures, titles of honour serve to signify respect and authority. They can also reflect social hierarchy and are often associated with nobility or distinguished professions. Titles may vary widely across different countries and cultures, each with its own traditions and criteria for bestowal.