How Do You Spell PAWNED?

Pronunciation: [pˈɔːnd] (IPA)

The word "pawned" is spelled as /pɔːnd/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The "p" sound is followed by the "aw" sound which is pronounced as in "law". The "n" sound is popped with the "d" sound to form a single syllable. The word "pawned" is the past tense of the verb "pawn" which means to deposit an item in exchange for a loan or to use as collateral. It's important to spell words correctly in order to convey your message clearly and effectively.

PAWNED Meaning and Definition

  1. Pawned is the past tense of the verb "pawn." To pawn something means to temporarily exchange it for a loan of money from a pawnbroker. When an item is pawned, it serves as collateral for the loan and is retained by the pawnbroker until the loan is repaid. In this process, the pawnbroker assesses the value of the item and offers a loan amount based on its worth.

    When an item is pawned, the owner receives a pawn ticket as proof of the transaction. The pawn ticket specifies the terms of the loan, including the amount borrowed, interest rate, and redemption period. It is important for the owner to keep the ticket safe since it is required to retrieve the pawned item.

    In common usage, "pawned" refers to the action or state of an item being used as collateral for a loan. It suggests that the owner is in need of immediate cash and has chosen to pawn an item of value temporarily instead of selling it permanently. Pawned items are typically redeemed by repaying the loan, alongside any accrued interest, within the agreed-upon period. Failure to repay the loan would result in the item being forfeited and subsequently sold by the pawnbroker to recover the borrowed amount.

  2. Pledged; given in security.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for PAWNED

Etymology of PAWNED

The word "pawned" is derived from the noun "pawn", which has its origins in Old French "pan", ultimately from Latin "pignus", meaning "pledge" or "security". In the context of pawning, it refers to the act of leaving an item as security for a loan. The verb form "pawned" consequently emerged to denote the action of transferring an item to a pawnbroker in exchange for a loan.

Conjugate verb Pawned

CONDITIONAL

I would pawn
we would pawn
you would pawn
he/she/it would pawn
they would pawn

FUTURE

I will pawn
we will pawn
you will pawn
he/she/it will pawn
they will pawn

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have pawned
we will have pawned
you will have pawned
he/she/it will have pawned
they will have pawned

PAST

I pawned
we pawned
you pawned
he/she/it pawned
they pawned

PAST PERFECT

I had pawned
we had pawned
you had pawned
he/she/it had pawned
they had pawned

PRESENT

I pawn
we pawn
you pawn
he/she/it pawns
they pawn

PRESENT PERFECT

I have pawned
we have pawned
you have pawned
he/she/it has pawned
they have pawned
I am pawning
we are pawning
you are pawning
he/she/it is pawning
they are pawning
I was pawning
we were pawning
you were pawning
he/she/it was pawning
they were pawning
I will be pawning
we will be pawning
you will be pawning
he/she/it will be pawning
they will be pawning
I have been pawning
we have been pawning
you have been pawning
he/she/it has been pawning
they have been pawning
I had been pawning
we had been pawning
you had been pawning
he/she/it had been pawning
they had been pawning
I will have been pawning
we will have been pawning
you will have been pawning
he/she/it will have been pawning
they will have been pawning
I would have pawned
we would have pawned
you would have pawned
he/she/it would have pawned
they would have pawned
I would be pawning
we would be pawning
you would be pawning
he/she/it would be pawning
they would be pawning
I would have been pawning
we would have been pawning
you would have been pawning
he/she/it would have been pawning
they would have been pawning

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