2309  thelo    thel'-o or    
ethelo   eth-el'-o,    in 
certain tenses       theleo   
thel-eh'-o, and   etheleo  
eth-el-eh'-o, which are 
otherwise obsolete

 apparently strengthened from 
the alternate form of 138; to 
determine (as an active 
option from subjective 
impulse; whereas 1014 
properly denotes rather a 
passive acquiescence in 
objective considerations), 
i.e. choose or prefer 
(literally or figuratively); 
by implication, to wish, i.e. 
be inclined to (sometimes 
adverbially, gladly); 
impersonally for the future 
tense, to be about to; by 
Hebraism, to delight in:--
desire, be disposed 
(forward), intend, list, 
love, mean, please, have 
rather, (be) will (have, -
ling, - ling(-ly)).

 see GREEK for 138

 see GREEK for 1014