English is one of the unique languages in which so many words offer the same meaning but in a different format. The meaning of a particular word in noun form would be different when used as a verb.
Respect and honor are two such words which offer the same meaning but in a different format.
Respect is derived from the Latin word 'respectus', meaning regard.
Respect is an attribute or perspective of a person to show regard.
Respect means an attitude of consideration.
Respect is a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements.
Respect is expressed by abiding to the people whom we respect — by listening to them, following their advice, and thanking the people whom we respect.
Usually, honor has a more formal meaning and is deemed to be higher than the term 'respect', which emphasizes higher esteem for someone or somebody.
Honor is a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something and is irrespective of personal likes and dislikes.
As a noun, honor denotes recognition or identification of significance or value.
As a verb, honor means to respect in a higher manner.