The adjective "glorious" is frequently employed to evoke a sense of exalted beauty or noble quality across various literary genres. In historical and epic narratives, it elevates martial valor and heroic deeds, as seen when an army’s magnificence is celebrated in a grand battle ([1]) or when valor is equated with princely sacrifice ([2]). Religious texts also use the term to intensify divine praise and sanctity, portraying sacred names and eternal deliverance as inherently glorious ([3], [4], [5]). Meanwhile, in more personal or even ironic contexts, "glorious" shifts in tone to decorate moments of passion or peculiar human experiences, thereby underlining the richness and versatility of its application in literature ([6], [7]).