The character or standing of a person in respect of his or her qualities, abilities, or (in early use) social rank; a person's merit, excellence, or…

(a) honour, dignity; worthiness; (b) the fact or quality of having worth or value.

The quality or condition of being (much or little) prized, valued, or esteemed; value, worth. Frequently with modifying adjective, as great, little…

Pleasing, enjoyable, or attractive quality; merit, value. Now frequently in negative constructions.

Valour, worth.

Preciousness, worthiness, valuableness; plural (in Old English), valuables, treasures.

With reference to a person, his or her attributes, conduct, etc.: (originally) honour, dignity, nobility; (in later use also) worth, merit…

The quality of being precious; costliness; great value. Also figurative.

Richness; abundance; great worth. Obsolete.

The quality of being valuable, preciousness; great worth, costliness. Now rare.

Value.

Worthiness due to rank or personal qualities; = valour, n. 1a. Obsolete.

= preciousness, n. 1a.

Scottish. Value or worth; account, estimation.

Worth, value. Obsolete. rare.

Value or worth in material or other respects; = value, n. 6. In other constructions. Obsolete.

Value, estimation. Obsolete or archaic.

Value, worth.

Value or worth; efficacy.

figurative. Worth, value; estimate. Obsolete.

Worthiness, merit. Obsolete.

Scottish. As n. Value or worth. Obsolete. rare.

Estimation, value, worth.

Originally: the fact of having value as an individual (or, in earliest use, as an object); intrinsic worth or value. Later chiefly: confidence in…

Capacity to be counted or quantified; plentifulness. Obsolete. rare.

The character or condition of being valuable.

The condition of being worthy or deserving; worthiness.

treasurable quality.