Entity: GRANT
GRANT refers to the act of bestowing or conferring something, often by a formal act or consent. It can involve permitting, acknowledging validity, or fulfilling a request that is not automatic.
GRANT
Etymology
The word 'GRANT' originates from Old French 'graunter', meaning 'to allow, consent'.
Definition
GRANT refers to the act of bestowing or conferring something, often by a formal act or consent. It can involve permitting, acknowledging validity, or fulfilling a request that is not automatic.
Historical Context
Throughout history, grants have been used by governments, organizations, and individuals to provide financial assistance, recognition, or privileges.
Cultural Significance
In various cultures, grants symbolize generosity, support, and recognition of achievements or needs.
Related Concepts
GRANT is related to concepts such as donation, endowment, approval, and acknowledgment.
See Also
To bestow or confer, especially by a formal act, often involving consent or acknowledgment of validity.