super-illustrious
adjective
Highly esteemed or exalted; specifically as an honorific epithet of a monarch.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Norton (d. 1635), army officer and writer. After post-classical Latin superillustris.
- First Republic
- first responder
- first resurrection
- first-round
- first run
- first school
- first secretary
- first sergeant
- firstship
- first shot
- first sight
- first-spear
- First State
- first stomach
- first strike
- first string
- first substance
- first table
- first thing
- first things first
- first-time
- first-time buyer
- first-timer
- first up
- first war