Consent to receive or undertake (something offered).
welcome
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(of a guest or new arrival) gladly received.
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Allowed or invited to do a specified thing.
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Origin
Old English wilcuma ‘a person whose coming is pleasing’, wilcumian (verb), from wil- ‘desire, pleasure’ + cuman ‘come’. The first element was later changed to wel- ‘well’, influenced by Old French bien venu or Old Norse velkominn.