chawn
/tʃɔːn/Definitions
1. noun
a type of shrub or a dialectal variant of the word ‘chown’, referring to a part of a building, especially a hall or a room
“The chawn on the second floor was converted into a conference room.”
2. verb
a verb form of ‘chown’ or ‘chawn’, referring to the act of changing or modifying ownership or permissions, especially in a Unix system
“The administrator needed to chawn the permissions to allow users to access the file.”