The term 'Asian Title of Respect' refers to two titles of respect used in Asian cultures. The first is 'Sri, ' a three-letter title of respect used in South Asia, particularly India and Sri Lanka. It is derived from the Sanskrit word for 'LORD' or 'MASTER' and is often used as a prefix to a person's name. The second title is 'KHAN, ' a four-letter title of respect used in Central and South Asia, particularly Afghanistan, Pakistan, and India. It is derived from the Mongolian word for 'LEADER' or 'RULER' and is often used as a suffix to a person's name.