Proto-Baltic: *wil̂- (*wel-ja-) (1/2) vb.
Meaning: deceive
Lithuanian: vìlti (vìlia/(alt) vilsta, vī́lē) `tauschen, betrügen', vilva 'Betrü ger, Verführer'
Lettish: vil̂t, vil̃t (vil̨u/*vel̨u, vîlu/vĩlu) 'trügen, betrügen; (ungewöhnlich) lockend bitten'; vil̃tus, vil̂tus, vilts 'List, Betrug'
Old Prussian: prawilts `verraten', { powela `sie verrieten' }
