Etymology:
Meaning and Origin:
Veneration refers to the act of highly respecting or honoring a person, thing, or concept, often with a sense of reverence or adoration. It typically involves recognizing their exceptional qualities, significance, or sanctity.
The word "veneration" originates from the Latin verb "venerari," which means "to revere" or "to worship." It is derived from the Proto-Indo-European root *(w)en-, which signifies "to desire" or "to strive after." This suggests that veneration involves a strong emotional response of admiration and longing towards the object of respect.
In religious contexts, veneration is often used to express reverence for deities, saints, or other holy figures. It can also refer to the respect and devotion given to sacred objects such as relics or symbols. In a broader sense, veneration can extend to individuals, institutions, or ideas that are highly esteemed and admired within society.
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