This is the 897th most frequent Italian word.
ammesso
Allowed; admitted.
Here, 'ammesso' is used as a past participle of the verb 'ammettere', meaning 'admitted', indicating that someone gained entrance or approval to a place or institution.
Sono ammesso all'università che desideravo.
I have been admitted to the university I desired.
In this context, 'ammesso' describes the allowance or permission for an action to take place; it is often used in rules or regulations.
Non è ammesso fumare in questa area.
Smoking is not allowed in this area.
Here, 'ammesso' introduces a condition or assumption, functioning similarly to 'admitted or granted' as a way to hypothesize or concede a statement for the sake of argument.