Grant ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Grant ( verb )

1. Give (something) to (someone) formally or officially.
2. Give permission or approval for (something).
3. Give (something) as a gift or award.
4. Accept or admit the truth or existence of (something).
5. Give official financial assistance to (someone or something).

Origin:

Middle english: from old french grant "great, large" (noun and adjective), grantir "promise, consent" (verb), of germanic origin; related to dutch groot "great" and german groß.

Examples:

1. The government granted the request.
2. He was granted a visa.
3. They granted him a scholarship.
4. She granted his request for a divorce.
5. The organization granted funding for the project.

(As a noun)

Grant ( noun )

1. Give (something) to (someone) formally or officially.
2. Give permission or approval for (something).
3. Give (something) as a gift or award.
4. Accept or admit the truth or existence of (something).
5. Give official financial assistance to (someone or something).

Origin:

Middle english: from old french grant "great, large" (noun and adjective), grantir "promise, consent" (verb), of germanic origin; related to dutch groot "great" and german groß.

Examples:

1. The government granted the request.
2. He was granted a visa.
3. They granted him a scholarship.
4. She granted his request for a divorce.
5. The organization granted funding for the project.