*wiljô

Runic: ᚹᛁᛚᛃᛟ Pronunciation: /ˈwil.jɔːː/

noun · masculine · an-stem

Meanings

will, wish, desire

Derived from *wiljaną (‘to want’).

*willjō (Proto-West Germanic)
- willo (Old Dutch)
  - wille (Middle Dutch)
    - wil (Limburgish)
*willjō (Proto-West Germanic)
- willo (Old Dutch)
  - wille (Middle Dutch)
    - wil (Dutch)
      - wil (Afrikaans)
      - wil, wille (Negerhollands)
*willjō (Proto-West Germanic)
- willa (Old English)
  - wille (Middle English)
    - will (English)
    - wil, will (Scots)
*willjō (Proto-West Germanic)
- willa, wella (Old Frisian)
  - ? (North Frisian)
  - wolle (Saterland Frisian)
  - wolle (West Frisian)
*willjō (Proto-West Germanic)
- willo, willio (Old High German)
  - wille (Middle Low German)
    - bill (Cimbrian)
    - Wille (German)
    - Wëllen (Luxembourgish)
*willjō (Proto-West Germanic)
- willio (Old Saxon)
  - wille (Middle Low German)
    - Wille, Will (German Low German)
vili (Old Norse)
- wile (Elfdalian)
- vilji (Faroese)
- vilä (Gutnish)
- vilji, vili (Icelandic)
- vili (Jamtish)
- vilje, vili, vilji, vile, vele, vilja (Norwegian Nynorsk)
vili (Old Norse)
- williæ (Old Danish)
  - vilje (Danish)
    - vilje (Norwegian Bokmål)
vili (Old Norse)
- vili, vilie, vilia (Old Swedish)
  - vilja, vilje (Swedish)
    - wila (Elfdalian)
𐍅𐌹𐌻𐌾𐌰 (wilja) (Gothic)
*viljō (Proto-Samic)