won past tense of win; basic unit of money in North and South Korea
Not to be confused with: one – a single unit, object, or being
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won 1 (wŭn, wōn) intr.v. wonned ,
won·ning ,
wons Archaic To dwell or abide.
won 2 (wôn) [Korean won (loan translation of Japanese en , round coin, yen, using the Korean pronunciation of the Chinese character with which the Japanese word is written ; see yen 2 ), from Early Middle Chinese wian , round .]
won 3 (wŭn) v. Past tense and past participle of
win .
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won (wʌn ) won (wɒn ) n ,
pl won 1. (Currencies) the standard monetary unit of North Korea, divided into 100 chon
2. (Currencies) the standard monetary unit of South Korea, divided into 100 chon
Also called: hwan [Korean wån ]
won (wʌn; wʊn; wəʊn ) vb ,
wons ,
wonning or wonned (intr ) archaic to live or dwell
[Old English wunian to become accustomed to; related to win1 ]
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won1 (wʌn) v. won2 (wʌn, wʊn, woʊn) v.i. wonned, won•ning. Archaic. to dwell; abide; stay.
[before 900; Middle English; Old English wunian, c. Old Saxon wonōn, Old High German wonēn, Old Norse una to dwell, be content, Gothic *wunan, in unwunands distressed]
won3 (wɒn) n., pl. won. the basic monetary unit of North Korea and South Korea.
[1915–20; < Korean
wǒn < Middle Chinese, = Chinese
yuán yuan ]
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won Past participle: wonnedGerund: wonningImperative Present Preterite Present Continuous Present Perfect Past Continuous Past Perfect Future Future Perfect Future Continuous Present Perfect Continuous Future Perfect Continuous Past Perfect Continuous Conditional Past Conditional Present I won you won he/she/it wons we won you won they won
Preterite I wonned you wonned he/she/it wonned we wonned you wonned they wonned
Present Continuous I am wonning you are wonning he/she/it is wonning we are wonning you are wonning they are wonning
Present Perfect I have wonned you have wonned he/she/it has wonned we have wonned you have wonned they have wonned
Past Continuous I was wonning you were wonning he/she/it was wonning we were wonning you were wonning they were wonning
Past Perfect I had wonned you had wonned he/she/it had wonned we had wonned you had wonned they had wonned
Future I will won you will won he/she/it will won we will won you will won they will won
Future Perfect I will have wonned you will have wonned he/she/it will have wonned we will have wonned you will have wonned they will have wonned
Future Continuous I will be wonning you will be wonning he/she/it will be wonning we will be wonning you will be wonning they will be wonning
Present Perfect Continuous I have been wonning you have been wonning he/she/it has been wonning we have been wonning you have been wonning they have been wonning
Future Perfect Continuous I will have been wonning you will have been wonning he/she/it will have been wonning we will have been wonning you will have been wonning they will have been wonning
Past Perfect Continuous I had been wonning you had been wonning he/she/it had been wonning we had been wonning you had been wonning they had been wonning
Conditional I would won you would won he/she/it would won we would won you would won they would won
Past Conditional I would have wonned you would have wonned he/she/it would have wonned we would have wonned you would have wonned they would have wonned
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