will in Latin

will

1. noun
   • mental faculty to choose or decide
     
     voluntas

     She has a strong will. — Fortem voluntatem habet.

     arbitrium

     He acted of his own will. — Ex proprio arbitrio egit.
   • [legal], legal document for inheritance
     
     testamentum [legal]

     He left a will before dying. — Testamentum reliquit ante mortem.
2. verb
   • express future tense auxiliary
     
     futurum esse

     She will go to Rome. — Romam itura est.

     volo

     I will help you. — Te adiuvare volo.
   • to intend or wish something
     
     velle

     He willed her to succeed. — Eam succedere voluit.

     optare

     She willed peace for all. — Pacem omnibus optavit.