Permise

Permise is not a widely recognized term in English-language reference works. In ordinary usage, it is most commonly encountered as a misspelling or typographical error for the words premise or premises, which respectively refer to a proposition in logic or a building and its surrounding grounds.

In other languages, permise can have different linguistic meanings. In Italian, permise is the literary (passato remoto) form of the verb permettere, meaning to permit. In this context, permise appears in historical or narrative texts as a past tense form meaning “he/she allowed.” This usage is confined to languages with verb conjugation systems that preserve forms resembling permise.

As a word, permise can also function as a proper name in fictional or branding contexts, though there is no single, widely cited entity that defines the term. Because it is not a standard dictionary entry in English, its appearance as a proper noun or a specialized term will typically be clarified by context or accompanying explanation.

See also

Premise

Premises

Permissible

Permissive

Notes

If permise appears in a text, readers should consider whether it is a misspelling of premise/premises, a language-specific verb form, or a proper noun within a particular work or brand. Without contextual clarification, there is no singular, authoritative definition of permise in English.