Perme

Perme is a toponym with several uses, the most prominent being an anglicized form of the Albanian town Përmet (Permet). Përmet is located in southern Albania and is the seat of the municipality of Permet in Gjirokastër County. The town sits along the Osum River and serves as a regional center with access to notable natural and historical sites, including the Kalaja e Permetit (Permet Fortress) and the Osumi Canyon. The surrounding area is known for its rural communities, traditional architecture, and a long-standing agricultural economy.

In addition to its status as a place name, Perme appears in other contexts as a surname or given name in some cultures. The term also functions as a linguistic root in English-derived words such as permeate and permeability, where it conveys the idea of crossing or passing through, though Perme by itself is not a standard English word outside these compounds.

Overall, Perme is most commonly encountered as a geographical reference to the Albanian town Përmet, a site of historical interest and natural beauty in southern Albania. In broader usage, it may occur as a surname or as a root in related scientific terms, but it does not have a single, universally recognized meaning beyond these contexts.