willig
willing
English translations
- 01
willing
- 02
compliant
- 03
ready
Word details
- German meaning
- Bereit, etwas zu tun; bereit, sich zu fügen.
- English meaning
- Willing
- Synonym
- bereit, bereitwillig
- German example
- Sie war willig, ihm zu helfen.
- English example
- She was willing to help him.
- Comparative
- willigerSuperlative: am willigsten
Related words
- Bereitwilligkeit
readiness
- Bereitwilligkeit
willingness
- Einwilligung
consent
- Einwilligung
approval
- eigenwillig
headstrong
- eigenwillig
obstinate
- eigenwillig
willful
- freiwillig
voluntary
- Bewilligung
license
- mutwillig
willful
- widerwillig
begrudgingly
- widerwillig
reluctantly
- widerwillig
unwillingly
- Bewilligung
permit
- Bewilligung
approval
- mutwillig
arbitrary
- mutwillig
headstrong
- Willigkeit
Willingness
- willigen
To consent, to agree
- bewilligen
To approve
- arbeitswillig
Willing to work
- widerwillig
Reluctantly
- freiwillig
Voluntary
- bereitwillig
Willingly
- eigenwillig
Headstrong
- böswillig
Malicious
- unfreiwillig
Involuntary, unwilling
- fluchtwillig
Eager to escape
- mutwillig
Deliberate
- Bereitwilligkeit
Willingness
- einwilligen
to consent
- Einwilligung
Consent
- gutwillig
Gutwillig means willing to help others and being friendly.
- Bewilligung
An approval is the official permission or authorization for something.
- Freiwilligendienst
Voluntary service
- Mutwilligkeit
Vandalism
- halbwollen
To be half-hearted
- stottrig
Stuttering
- unaufgefordert
Unsolicited
- unschuldsvoll
Innocently
- beyfällig
Beyfällig means assenting, inclined, or readily yielding, often in a submissive or devout manner.
- unbezahlt
Unpaid, not compensated.
- Verein
Association
- Großzügigkeit
Generosity
- Spende
A donation is a voluntary gift of money or goods to an organization or person, usually for a good cause.
- Spendierhosen
To be in a spending mood means to be in a generous mood and willing to spend money readily.
Example sentences with “willig”
Er ist sehr willig, zu lernen. (He is very willing to learn.)
Frequently asked questions
Is it formal?
It is neutral but often used in professional contexts.