Won vs Wont: what is the difference?

Two words that are easy to mix up. Won is a verb (past) / noun meaning “Past of win; the currency of Korea.”, while Wont is a noun / adjective meaning “One's habit (noun); accustomed (adjective). Not to be confused with won't.”. بالعربي: Won = فاز أو انتصر، Wont = لن يفعل.

Won verb (past) / noun · /wʌn/

فاز أو انتصر — فاز أو انتصر في المسابقة أو حقق النجاح أو حصل على الجائزة أو تغلب على الخصم في الماضي 🎉👑

Past of win; the currency of Korea.

The method won approval.

Synonyms: triumphed, succeeded, prevailed, gained, secured

Wont noun / adjective · /wəʊnt/

لن يفعل — لن يفعل أو معتاد على عدم القيام بشيء معين أو رافض للتغيير أو مقاوم لفكرة أو سلوك جديد 🚫💭

One's habit (noun); accustomed (adjective). Not to be confused with won't.

As is his wont, he checks data twice.

Synonyms: habit, custom, practice, routine, accustomed

How GL Dictionary tells them apart

Wont: “Not to be confused with won't”

FAQ

What is the difference between Won and Wont?

Won means Past of win; the currency of Korea. Wont means One's habit (noun); accustomed (adjective). Not to be confused with won't.

ما الفرق بين Won وWont بالعربي؟

Won: فاز أو انتصر. Wont: لن يفعل.

Full entries: Won · Wont