God willing

god willing English Alternative forms en God-willing Godwilling godwilling en god willing less common Etymology absolute construction Absolute construction; comparable to the phrase (if) God be willing. Pronunciation en en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-God willing.wav Southern England Adverb - en often as disjunct Barring unforeseen circumstances, it is hoped that (while generally also indicating acceptance of God's will). en Lord willing gods willing<qq:polytheistic or secularly jocular> ; more at Thesaurus:God forbid § Antonyms en God forbid heaven forbid heaven forfend Thesaurus:God forbid en God willing, we'll meet again same time next year. en See y'all again same time next year, God willing. en 1602 The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince God willing,of Denmark And what so poor a man as Hamlet is May do, to express his love and friending to you, God willing, shall not lack. en 16 May 2020 John Halpin Viewpoint: In defense of brevity, pragmatism, self-criticism The Sentinel 2020 XXX Hanford, Calif. Santa Maria News Media A3 https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/664141359/ 2 27696061 My wife and I have two kids a little bit younger than you all. One is in college and one is supposed to start this fall (God willing). Interjection If God wills it; may God will it; may God grant it; let us hope so; I hope so. en Person A: Are you going to splurge on luxury hotel stays during your vacation? Person B: God willing! Usage notes The Bible prescribes using this type of qualifier when discussing plans for the future. (James 4:13-15). Like some other religious interjections and adverbs (such as en bless you or en amen#Interjection amen), this one is used both literally (religiously) and figuratively; it is thus ambiguous regarding the speaker's status as a believer or nonbeliever, but it connotes belief. Derived terms en God willing and the creek don't rise Related terms en Godspeed Translations God willing Afrikaans: af as die Here ons spaar Arabic: ar إِنْ شَاءَ الله Armenian: hy առաջ աստված Azerbaijani: az inşallah, az Allah qoysa Bengali: bn ইনশাআল্লাহ্ Catalan: ca si Déu vol Cebuano: ceb puhun Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 如果上帝願意的話 rúguǒ shàngdì yuànyi dehuà Comorian: Ngazidja Comorian: zdj ka Mngu hapvendze Czech: cs dá-li Bůh, cs s pomocí Boží Danish: da om Gud vil Esperanto: eo se Dio volos Estonian: et Jumala armust Finnish: fi jos Luoja suo French: fr Dieu voulant, fr s'il plaît à Dieu, fr si Dieu le veut bien, fr si Dieu veut, fr Dieu veuille Old French: fro se Dex me gart Galician: gl se Deus quer German: de wenn Gott will, de wenn Gott es will, de so Gott will Greek: el Θεού θέλοντος Ancient Greek: grc Θεοῦ θέλοντος Hebrew: he בְּעֶזְרַת הַשֵּׁם b-'ezrat ha-shém, he אִם יִרְצֶה הַשֵּׁם 'im yirtsé ha-shém Hungarian: hu ha Isten is úgy akarja Icelandic: is ef Guð lofar Irish: ga le cúnamh Dé Italian: it a Dio piacendo, it se Dio vuole, it magari Japanese: ja もし神が望めば もしかみがのぞめば, moshi kami ga nozomeba, ja 神の思し召しがあれば かみのおぼしめしがあれば, kami no oboshimeshi ga areba Kannada: kn ದೈವೇಚ್ಛೆ ಇದ್ದರೆ, kn ಯಾರಿಂದಲೂ ತಪ್ಪಿಸಲಾಗದಿದ್ದರೆ Kurdish: Northern Kurdish: kmr Xwedê hez bike, kmr inşela Latin: la Deo volente, la Deus vult Malay: ms Insya-Allah,​ ms dengan izin Allah, ms semoga Tuhan merestui​ Maltese: mt jekk Alla jrid Marathi: mr देवाच्या इच्छेने Pannonian Rusyn: rsk кед Бог да Persian: Iranian Persian: fa-ira اِن‌شَاءَٱللّٰه, fa-ira اَگَر خُدا بِخواد, fa-ira ایشالَّا colloquial, fa-ira اَگِه خُدا بِخواد colloquial Plautdietsch: pdt wan Gott daut haben well Polish: pl jak Bóg da, pl daj Boże Portuguese: pt se Deus quiser, pt queira Deus, pt oxalá, pt inxalá Punjabi: Shahmukhi: pa رَبّ چاہے, pa اللہ کَرے, pa اِن شاء اَللّٰہ in śā' allāh Russian: ru с бо́жьей по́мощью, ru бог даст box dast, ru дай бог daj box Scottish Gaelic: gd Dia na thoiseach, gd ann an toil an Tighearna, gd le deòin Dhè Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh а̏ко Бо̑г да̏ Latin: sh ȁko Bȏg dȁ Spanish: es si Dios quiere, es si Dios lo quiere, es ojalá, es Dios mediante, es Dios quiera Swedish: sv om Gud vill Turkish: tr inşallah, tr Allah'ın izniyle Urdu: ur اَللّٰہ کَرے, ur اِن شاء اَللّٰہ, ur اَللّٰہ چاہے ("Allah" can be replaced with any term relating to God), ur اَگَر اَللّٰہ نے چاہا Uyghur: ug ئىنشائاللا Yiddish: yi אם־ירצה־השם im-yirtse-hashem, mirtseshem Zazaki: zza İnsallah en God