There is no difference in Hebrew. Both words can be translated into the word כבוד (kavod).
Honor and respect are related but distinct concepts. Honor often refers to a sense of integrity and adherence to ethical principles, often tied to one's reputation or status within a community. Respect, on the other hand, is the recognition and appreciation of someone's worth, abilities, or qualities, regardless of their social standing. While one can honor someone for their achievements, respect can be given to anyone, irrespective of their actions or status.
Kavod (כבוד) = honor
There is no Hebrew word for reverent. you could substite "to feel honor or respect towards (something)". Also, it depends on whether the scout is male or female. a male scout is shows respect = tsofeh rokhesh kavod (צופה רוחש כבוד) a female scout is shows respect = tsofah rokheshet kavod (צופה רוחשת כבוד)
Strength = khozek (חוזק) Honor = kavod (כבוד) Strength and Honor = khozek vekhavod (חוזק וכבוד)
kavod = כבוד
Honor means to show high respect. It means to show them more respect.
Love-爱 Honor-光荣 Respect-尊敬
you honor someone by showing them full respect.
"Honor" typically refers to respect and admiration received from others, while "honour" refers to the quality of being honest and having a strong moral character. Both terms are related to integrity and upholding a sense of dignity.
Respect, honor.
With respect and honor
Observantia - respect (noun) Observare - to respect (verb)