Title
A title was a prefix or suffix given to a name that described the bearer's position, job, or status.

The most basic titles one could be given included mister, missus, miss, or madam.

In 2268, James T. Kirk made that claim that "people have disrupted stations before without being Klingon agents. Sometimes, all they need is a title, Mister Baris." ()

See also 
 
 List of titles

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