Warrantee-Warranty | Commonly Confused Words

Warrantee

A person or party to whom a warranty is given

/ˈwɒrənti/

A written guarantee or promise by a manufacturer or seller to repair or replace a product if necessary within a specified period.

The warranty guarantees repair for any defects.Each product includes a two-year warranty.He misplaced the warranty after the purchase.

Warrantee ends with ee, like employee, which often indicates the person involved.
Warranty ends with y, similar to guarantee, which is more about the promise or assurance given.
Remember that warranty is more general, similar to other nouns ending with y like policy, while warrantee specifically refers to the person who benefits from the promise.