The term 'Title of Address' can refer to the titles given to people in certain contexts. The three solutions for this term are 'SIR' (3 letters), 'SAHIB' (5 letters), and 'MADAM' (5 letters). 'SIR' is a title used in the United Kingdom and other Commonwealth countries as a respectful form of address for men, typically used when addressing a man who has been knighted. 'SAHIB' is a title used in India and Pakistan as a respectful form of address for men, typically used when addressing a man of higher social status. 'MADAM' is a title used as a respectful form of address for women, typically used when addressing a woman of higher social status.