Etymology

bewill

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Today it means: To will (to); bequeath by a will or testament. Full definition →

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bewill · verb1

From be- + will.

bewill · verb2

From be- + will (“wandering, stray, lost in error”). Cognate with Scots bewild (“to bewill”).

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