Many states offer the executor a small percentage of the estate's total assets as payment. For instance, an executor in Kentucky may receive up to 5 percent of the estate's assets. Other states, like California and Nevada, use a fee schedule set by law to pay the executor based on the size of the estate.any states offer the executor a small percentage of the estate's total assets as payment. For instance, an executor in Kentucky may receive up to 5 percent of the estate's assets. Other states, like California and Nevada, use a fee schedule set by law to pay the executor based on the size of the estate.
In the Old Testament glory comes from the Hebrew word kabod meaning weighty or heavy; points to how impressive and worthy God is of our praise. It is also related to a word meaning to beautify. The glory of humans is subjective; the glory of God is objective.
Adj. 1. glorious-having or deserving or conferring glory; a long and glorious career; our glorious literature. known-apprehended with certainty; a known quantity; the limits of the known world; a musician known throughout the world; a known criminal.gnes, I want you to take a walk with me to--' (he named a certain part of the coast--a bold hill on the land side, and towards the sea a steep precipice, from the summit of which a glorious view is to be had). Agnes Grey by Bronte, Anne View in context.