samarbeidsvilje.
willingness to cooperate; readiness or inclination to work together with others towards a shared goal
Meaning & usage
willingness to cooperate; readiness or inclination to work together with others towards a shared goal
Begge parter viste stor samarbeidsvilje under forhandlingene.
Where this word comes from
From samarbeid (“cooperation, collaboration”) + vilje (“will, willingness”), with linking -s- (“interfix”), literally “cooperation-will”. The first element, samarbeid (“cooperation, collaboration”), is related to samarbeide (“to cooperate, collaborate”), formed with sam- (“together”) and arbeide (“to work”); the latter is borrowed from Middle Low German arbeiden (“to work”), from arbeit (“work, toil”). The second element, vilje (“will, willingness”), is inherited from Old Norse vili (“will, desire”). Compare the parallel formations Norwegian Nynorsk samarbeidsvilje, Danish samarbejdsvilje and Swedish samarbetsvilja (“willingness to cooperate”).
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