Will

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 571
wil, n. power of choosing or determining: choice or determination pleasure command arbitrary disposal feeling towards, as in good or will disposition of one’s effects at death the written document containing such.—?/.*, to exercise the will to decree: (Ji.) to be willing. —v to determine to be resolved to do to command to dispose of by will [A.S will/*; Goth vtlja, Ger. wille L. vo/o, to will, Gr. fioule, will, purpose.]
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