Correct spelling, explanation: permanent is an adjective, which comes from Latin permanent (meaning remaining to the end). If you’re not sure how to spell a specific word, always look at its origins. In this case, we can clearly see that the Latin version suggests a certain shape of this adjective. It must be written permanent, not permanant.

Definition of permanent:
adjective, lasting for a long time or forever
I want a permanent tattoo, preferably on my back.
The union between our two countries will be permanent.

Collocations with permanent:
Some most commonly used collocations include: permanent scar, permanent resident, and written with permanent ink.
He hit his head when he was little and now, he has a permanent scar.
Mark wants to be a permanent resident of the USA.
Your words have been written in my heart. With permanent ink.

Incorrect spelling, explanation: there is no reason to change the spelling of this word and transform the vowel -e into the vowel -a. Nothing in his etymology indicates this. This error can occur due to a simple typo or pronunciation error. Therefore, the only correct version is permanent, not permanant.

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