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Will

speaker

Meaning

Verb

●
Used to
, sometimes with some
of
when used in the
. Compare shall.
●
To
, to have the
to.
●
Expressing a
with some
or
: "will
to", "must by inference".
●
To
do (a given action).
●
To choose or
to (do something); used to
but without any
(+
), often in
and negation.
●
To
,
(something).
●
To
or
(that something
); to
(that).
●
Implying will go.
●
To
(that something be done) in
will.
●
To
(something) to someone in
will (legal document).
●
To
(intention) in order to
, or
to
,
or someone to do something.

Noun

●
One's
; the ability to
or intention.
●
The
of
to do something; a person’s
or volition.
●
One's
or
;
or commands.
●
Firmity of
,
of intent
●
In Law, Death & Property law:
A
of
the
of
and
after
; the
such wishes.
●
That which is
;
wish.
●
In Directives:
Desire,
. (Now
with
senses.)
●
In Football (American):
A
linebacker.

Name

●
A
, a
of William; also used as a
.
●
A
as a patronymic.
Sourced from
Wiktionary

Origin

will
English
arrow
wille
Middle English (1100-1500)
arrow
willa
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
willen
Middle English (1100-1500)
Sourced from
Etym

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