grant

verb
UK /ɡrɑːnt/
US /ɡrænt/

To give someone something they asked for.

The teacher granted me extra time to finish my test.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To admit that something is true.

I grant that you were right about the weather.

3. A sum of money given for a special purpose, like study.

She received a grant to go to college.

4. To formally give land or a right to someone.

The king granted the land to the farmer.