r>r>o

wikô—wiljaii.

1, 4. Skeir. I, c. V, b. c. (ftoú-A^//ír) Rom. 9, 19. (7rpo3£O"z5) Kph. 1,11. (TcpoSvpia) IT Cor. 8, 12; pfaiiKure, Vr/.s/y, desire (evâojtía); Rom. 10, 1. Eph. 1, 9 (neconfl); ft'ô]íS wilja, good wi]l(evoo»ia); Lu. 2, 14. Phil. I , 15;frijôndan.s \viljaii seiuana, Jovei'ti of pfafitiiire (yjiXrfôovoi'); II Tim. íî, 4. [From wiljan q. v. ('f. O. E. willa, 7/í., Mdl.E. wille, J/r/w. /i7. will, r>. A7, vili, O. S. Avillio, 6>. 77. (i. willo, 7l/. //. 6*. A7. //. (7. wille, />•/. wil, Eff. welle, /«., will. — Der. O. Jf. (1. willîg (ir. .s7///: -îo-), ,17. 77. Î7. willec, A7. IT. G . willijO,-, adj., willing . — ('oniptis.: Mill. Ê. wilful (For ful, «. fnllH), Mdn. E. wil(l)ful; líiie M. 77. G. wilh^varn (For varn, ,s. fa,ran), N. 77. G. will-faliren, /o \~n>Id to, comply \vitli; J\í. If. G. willokiir, f., volition, free will, N. IT. G . willkûr (For -kiir, ,s. kiusaii), 7!, tn-bi-trtirini'Hs, cnprici1, \\ hence will-kíirlich (w. nutT. -licli; ,s. ^leiks), adj., arbitrary, capricious, M. 11. (i. willekiirlicli, voluntary. — ('onip. *\viljei, ""\viljis,

irf-M', whence Vulg. lA. eoiiviare (oon= Lt. cori=cum, with), 1o accompany, whence O. Fr. 0011-veier, -voier, 7o co/^rer, ,vr-conijtany on the uv^v, wheix-e Mill. E. eonveie, eonvoie, Mdn. E. convey, convoy; JA. de-viare (de, from), to go out of the way, prel. partic. deviaTus, whence Mdn. E. deviate; lA. vialicus, belonging to n ronil or journey, whence viaticum, trajveling-inoney, provision for a. journey, whence O. Fr. veiag;e, voyage, whence Mdl. E. viag-e, veage, MrJn. E. voyage. For further cognates of Lt. origin, such ,'í.s de-, per-, oh-, per-, iin-per-, piH^-viou.s, envoy, in-voici1, obviate, t>. <S7c., viaduct.—

wikô, f., week (for rote,is, turn, order; ,s. GL., viko); Lu. 1,8. [_('f. O. E. wice, wicu (wucii, Mdl. E. wouke, wu-, from wio-, from wi-; ,s. wuht, under waíbts), f., ]\ldl. E. \veke (f'o/Af/>. Kl.. wocbe), wike, ^f(In. E. week. O. ^. vika, O. >S'. wika, O. If. (J. wecha. woehe (/?/•., .1. Or. '2<), n. 4). M. H. G. X. II. G. woche, l)u. week, E1T. weicb, /!. week. (C'omp. Fs1., wikô).] rilja, m. (108), will (ôtXn^(x); Mt. G. 10. 7. 21. 10, 29 (S. note). Mk. :}. :$5. .Io. G. :$8. 40. j 7. 17. 9. :n. Horn. 12, 2. 1 Cor. 1G, 12. II Cor. 1,1.8, 5. Kph. 1.1. 5. 9 (77/-.S'/). 11.2, .'î. 5, 1 7. Col. 1, 9. 4. 12. I Tliess. 4. ;i. | 5, 18. II Tim. 1.1.2, 2(>. (îal.

Wilia, pr. n. (40, n.l). vviljíi-haljK'i, /'. (11 -i, n. 2), respect of jiersoris (7rpoff&)7roXj^ía); Epb. G, 9. Col. '\, 25 (,V. note); sjK^ial favor, partialHy (rrpôa- jiAiffis); I Tim. 5, 21 . — From wilja and *hal]>ei, <j. v. wiljan, an. r. (205). to will, wish (usually for S-tAeir), abs. (as in dr.); Mt. 8, 2. .'î. Mk. 1, 40.41.