Meaning of will

Will

Common

verb

•

To

,

(something).

•

To

or

(that something

); to

(that).

•

To

do (a

).

•

To choose to (do something); used to

but without any

(+

bare infinitive

), often in

and

.

•

Used to

, sometimes with some

of

when used in the

.

.

•

To

, to have the

to.

•

a

with some

or

: "will

to", "must by

".

•

.

•

To

(that something be

) in

will.

•

To

(something) to someone in

will (legal

).

•

To

of will (intention)

, or

to

,

or someone to do something.

noun

•

; the

to

or

.

•

or

;

or

.

•

The

of

to do something; a person’s

or

.

•

That which is

;

.

•

,

. (Now

with

.)

•

In Football (American):

A

.

name

•

A

, a

of

; also used as a

.

•

A

, from

.

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last will and testament

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Lineage

will

English

wille

Middle English (1100-1500)

willa

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

willen

Middle English (1100-1500)

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