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Bevolio's name comes fron the same Latin workds as the adjective bencolent what do these Latin words mean?
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∙ 15y ago
bene adv. well
volo, velle, volui, - v. I wish, to wish, I wished
Benvolio (of Romeo and Juliet, I presume) and benevolent therefore both mean well-wishing.
Volent is the present participial stem of the verb listed above.
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