כָּבוֹד
kavod
Everyday HebrewMeaning1. A feeling of deep respect for someone or something important.
2. Something that makes you feel proud and happy, like getting a special prize.
3. A way to address someone important, like a judge ("Your Honor").
HistoryThe word "kavod" comes from a root that means "heavy". In the Bible, thousands of years ago, it meant something that was heavy, important, or glorious. The idea was that someone with "kavod" had a lot of importance, like they carried a lot of weight.
Example
You should give respect to older people.
