Honor

...onore(Ital)=onorer/onurer(OFr)=onur/onour/an(o)ur(ME)=anur/-our(Anglo-Norman)=enor(OFr/Port)=enure/ inure(E)=accustom,=onotiuh/oonotia(N)=to be, persist, e.g., ipan n-onotiuh(N)=be active in one's pursuit, e.g., tepan onoc(N)=without honor, lit., to be lying over someone, i.e., be supported by them,= onoc/oonoya(N/irreg.v.)=to be stretched out lengthwise,=oonoya(N/perf.)/onoya(N/imp.)=annoy(E), in the sense of being injured=anoi/enoi(OFr)=enoi/enoc(Provenzal)=nojo(OItal/Portugal), going on to, enojo(sp)/annoiare(Ital)/annoyance(due to a complaint real or imagined, e.g., Achilles(Gk/Hero)= aquili(N)=polish/burnish something(armor or amor),=aquilia/oaquili(N)=double the pain/penalty,=aquiliztli (N)=to put, to sink, intervention, mediation. .....Enyo(Gk)=ancient Greek Goddess of war,=onoyan(N)=place, sillón(sp)=side-saddle for ladies, estrado(sp)= dais for a throne, dormitory,=nonoyan(N)=my place, my throne, my saddle, my bed. .....2.enyo(Japanese)=quote/invoke,=enyo(J)=ocean/sea pelagic(E/adj)=pelagos(Gk)=petlacoatl(N)=carpet of sea snakes, i.e., a sea flat as a mat. .....Quetzalcoatl, left Amerinda for the last time on a woven mat of snakes.