A Title is a prefix or postfix[?] added to a person's name to signifiy either veneration, an official position or a professional[?] or academic qualification.

Titles of veneration

• Adept[?]
• Chief[?]
• Elder[?]
• Esquire[?]
• Führer
• Guru
• Leader
• Mahatma[?]
• Master[?]
• Sir
• Shaman
• Śrī
• Swami[?]
• ...

Official titles

Note: Some official titles are carried strictly for the term of the office, while others are customarily retained after the office is retired.

• Alderman[?]
• Archbishop
• Archdeacon[?]
• Baron
• Baroness
• Baronet
• Bey
• Bishop
• Black Rod
• Caliph
• Commissar[?]
• Commissioner[?]
• Councillor[?]
• Count
• Count palatine
• Countess
• Deacon
• Dictator
• Duchess
• Duke
• Earl
• Elector
• Emir
• Emperor
• Empress
• Gauleiter[?]
• General Secretary[?]
• Governor
• Governor-General
• Grand duchess
• Grand duke
• High Commissioner
• His/Her Honor[?]
• Jarl
• Khan
• Majesty[?]
  • King
  • Queen
  • ...
• Knight
• Landgrave
• Lord
• Maharadja
• Marchioness[?]
• Marquis[?]
• Marquise[?]
• Mayor
• Minister
• MP
• MPE[?]
• Pontiff
• Pope
• Prebendary[?]
• Premier
• President
• Presbyter
• Priest
• Priestess
• Prime Minister
• Rabbi
• Rajah[?]
• Rangatira[?]
• Regent
• Reverend
• Secretary General[?]
• Seigneur[?]
• Senator
• Shah
• Sheriff
• Speaker
• Steward
• Sultan
• Sultana
• Surgeon General[?]
• Tribune
• Tsar
• Tyrant
• Vicereine[?]
• Viceroy
• Viscount
• ...

Professional and academic titles

• Advocate
• Bailiff
• Barrister
• Doctor
• Graduate[?]
• Lecturer[?]
• MBA
• MD
• Notary[?]
• Professor
• PhD
• Queen's Counsel
• Reader
• ...
• see also: military ranks