(えいよ)

えいよ
noun
honor; glory; distinction
1. honor; glory; distinction
A high level of respect or prestige earned through achievement or merit. Refers to the honor itself rather than the feeling of pride. Often used in formal or ceremonial contexts.
(おお)きな栄誉(えいよ)()けた。
I received a great honor.
ノーベル(しょう)科学者(かがくしゃ)にとって最高(さいこう)栄誉(えいよ)だ。
The Nobel Prize is the highest honor for a scientist.
長年(ながねん)功績(こうせき)(みと)められ、栄誉(えいよ)ある(しょう)(さず)けられた。
His long years of achievement were recognized, and he was awarded a prestigious prize.

USAGE:
栄誉(えいよ) refers to honor or distinction that is formally bestowed or publicly recognized. It is a formal word that appears frequently in award ceremonies, official commendations, and news reporting.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 栄誉(えいよ)()ける (to receive an honor)
  • 栄誉(えいよ)ある(しょう) (a prestigious award)
  • 栄誉(えいよ)(たた)える (to praise someone's honor)
  • 最高(さいこう)栄誉(えいよ) (the highest honor)

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 栄誉(えいよ): honor, distinction (formal recognition from others)
  • 名誉(めいよ): honor, reputation (broader; includes social standing)
  • 栄光(えいこう): glory (grander, more dramatic; often about triumphs)
  • (ほこ)り: pride (personal feeling, not an external honor)