"Togam candidam vendere vult."

Translation: He wants to sell the white toga.

[deactivated user]

Vult can be translated as both he wishes and he wants

[OracleofMN]

Vult versus velit?

[MardukSky]

It is the same verb:

Vult is 3rd person singular indicative

Velit is 3rd person singular subjunctive

So, vult= he/she/it wishes/wants and velit= he/she/it would wish/want, that sounds more natural as "would like"

Source for conjugation

A literal translation is rarely good, and a good translation is rarely literal

[MardukSky]

Isn't vult an equivalent to non (the singular 3rd person of nōlo)? and isn't nōlo a contraction of non + vŏlo, therefore meaning to be unwilling/to wish not to?

[deactivated user]

Here is the indicitive present conjugations of Nolo, Nelle- to be unwilling/to wish not to

Nolo / nolumus/
Non vis / non vultis/
Non vult / nolunt

[MardukSky]

Thank you, maybe I was confused because this dictionary separates non vis and non vult with commas.