Once ( adverb , conjunction , noun )

(As an adverb)

Once ( adverb )

1. On one occasion or for one time only.
2. At some future time; someday.

Origin:

Old english ān, ǣn, of germanic origin; related to dutch eens and german einmal.

Examples:

1. I will only say this once.
2. Once I finish this project, I can relax.
3. He only comes here once a year.
4. Once upon a time there was a prince.
5. Once the cake is ready, we can start eating.

(As a conjunction)

Once ( conjunction )

1. On one occasion or for one time only.
2. At some future time; someday.

Origin:

Old english ān, ǣn, of germanic origin; related to dutch eens and german einmal.

Examples:

1. I will only say this once.
2. Once I finish this project, I can relax.
3. He only comes here once a year.
4. Once upon a time there was a prince.
5. Once the cake is ready, we can start eating.

(As a noun)

Once ( noun )

1. On one occasion or for one time only.
2. At some future time; someday.

Origin:

Old english ān, ǣn, of germanic origin; related to dutch eens and german einmal.

Examples:

1. I will only say this once.
2. Once I finish this project, I can relax.
3. He only comes here once a year.
4. Once upon a time there was a prince.
5. Once the cake is ready, we can start eating.