#agădui

• Permit — A regional form or archaic variant of the verb 'îngădui'; the act of permitting, tolerating, approving, or granting someone permission to do something. It can also express the idea of forgiving, condoning a fault, or granting a respite or extension to someone for fulfilling an obligation or paying a debt.
• Permission — The act of permitting and its result; the granting of a permission, a consent, or a tolerance toward a certain state of affairs. It also represents the act of respite, clemency, or indulgence by which someone is offered a temporary delay or a postponement of a penalty, used as a rare variant in old texts or regional dialects.
• Permitted — Having been allowed, permitted, tolerated, or accepted by an authority or another person; having received a respite, an extension, or a temporary delay for fulfilling an obligation or settling a debt. The term represents a past participle used as a descriptive adjective in old folk dialects, indicating a state of concession or clemency granted.