Walk
//wɔːk//
Translations of "walk" (184 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abkhaz | ацара(to move on the feet) | acara | |
| Afar | gexe(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Afrikaans | loop(trip made by walking), pad(maintained place on which to walk), stap(distance walked), loop(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Ainu | アㇵカス(to move on the feet), アㇷ゚カス(to move on the feet) | ahkas, apkas | |
| Akatek | b'ey(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Aklanon | eakaw(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Albanian | Shëtitore(maintained place on which to walk), shëtitje(trip made by walking), Gaj (gheg)(to move on the feet), eci(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Amharic | መራመድ(to move on the feet), ተራመደ(to move on the feet) | märamäd, täramädä | |
| Ancient Greek | βάδισμα(manner of walking), περίπατος(maintained place on which to walk), βαίνω(to move on the feet), βαδίζω(to move on the feet), πατέω(to move on the feet), πεζεύω(to move on the feet), περιπατέω(to move on the feet), πορεύομαι(to move on the feet), στείχω(to move on the feet), ὁδοιπορέω(to move on the feet) | bádisma, perípatos, baínō, badízō, patéō, pezeúō, peripatéō, poreúomai, steíkhō, hodoiporéō | |
| Ao | jaja (Chungli)(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Arabic | تَجَوُّل(trip made by walking), تَنَزُّه(trip made by walking), سِيرَة(trip made by walking), مَسِير(trip made by walking), مِشْيَة(manner of walking), تمشّى(to take for a walk or accompany), تَمَشَّى(to move on the feet), مشى(to move on the feet), مَشَى(to move on the feet), مِشي(to move on the feet), يِمشي(to move on the feet) | tajawwul, tanazzuh, sīra, masīr, mišya, tamaššā, maša, mašā, miši, yimši | |
| Aramaic | ܗܠܟ(to move on the feet) | halek | |
| Armenian | զբոսանք(trip made by walking), քայլել(to move on the feet) | zbosankʻ, kʻaylel | |
| Assamese | খোজ কাঢ়(to move on the feet), বুল(to move on the feet) | khüz karh, bul | |
| Assyrian Neo-Aramaic | ܓ̰ܵܘܹܓ̰(to move on the feet), ܗܲܠܸܟ݂(to move on the feet), ܚܵܕܹܪ(to move on the feet), ܪܵܓ݂ܹܠ(to move on the feet) | jāwēj, haliḵ, ḵādēr, rāḡēl | |
| Asturian | andar(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Azerbaijani | aylanmaq(to travel a distance by walking), dolanmaq(to travel a distance by walking), dolaşmaq(to travel a distance by walking), gəzdirmək(to take for a walk or accompany), gəzmək(to move on the feet), gəzmək(to travel a distance by walking), yerimək(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Basque | ibili(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Belarusian | пагуля́нка(trip made by walking), прагу́лка(trip made by walking), спа́цыр(trip made by walking), шпа́цыр(trip made by walking), гуля́ць(to move on the feet), хадзі́ць(to move on the feet), ісці́(to move on the feet), ісці́ пе́шшу(to move on the feet) | pahuljánka, prahúlka, spácyr, špácyr, huljácʹ, xadzícʹ, iscí, iscí pjéššu | |
| Bengali | চলা(to move on the feet), হাঁটা(to move on the feet) | cola, hãṭa | |
| Bikol Central | lakaw(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Bulgarian | алея за разходка(maintained place on which to walk), вървеж(manner of walking), похо́дка(manner of walking), разхо́дка(trip made by walking), вървя́(to move on the feet), оти́вам(to move on the feet), премина́вам(to travel a distance by walking), разхождам(to take for a walk or accompany), хо́дя(to move on the feet) | aleja za razhodka, vǎrvež, pohódka, razhódka, vǎrvjá, otívam, preminávam, razhoždam, hódja | |
| Burmese | လမ်းလျှောက်(to move on the feet), လျှောက်(to move on the feet) | lam:hlyauk, hlyauk | |
| Catalan | passeig(trip made by walking), passeig(maintained place on which to walk), passejada(trip made by walking), passejada(distance walked), caminar(to move on the feet), caminar(to travel a distance by walking), estar robado(colloquial: to be stolen), fer(to travel a distance by walking), passejar(to take for a walk or accompany), voltar(to traverse by walking (or analogous gradual movement)) | — | |
| Central Kurdish | پیاسھ(trip made by walking), ڕۆیشتن(trip made by walking), ڕۆیشتن(distance walked), پیاسە کردن(to move on the feet), پیاسە کردن(to take for a walk or accompany), ڕۆیشتن(to move on the feet) | pyash, royiştin, royiştin, pyase kirdin, pyase kirdin, royiştin | |
| Chechen | лела(to move on the feet) | lela | |
| Cherokee | ᎠᎢ(to move on the feet) | ai | |
| Cheyenne | amehné(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Chickasaw | aya(baseball: to allow to advance after four balls) | — | |
| Chinese | зу(to move on the feet), 行(to move on the feet), 行路(to move on the feet) | zu, kiâⁿ, kiâⁿ-lō͘ | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 散步(trip made by walking), 行下(trip made by walking), 行(to move on the feet), 行路(to move on the feet) | saan³ bou⁶, haang⁴ haa⁵, haang⁴, haang⁴ lou⁶ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 散步(trip made by walking), 漫步(trip made by walking), 步行(to move on the feet), 行(to move on the feet), 行走(to move on the feet), 走(to move on the feet), 走路(to move on the feet), 遛(to take for a walk or accompany) | sànbù, mànbù, bùxíng, xíng, xíngzǒu, zǒu, zǒulù, liú | |
| Classical Mongolian | ᠶᠠᠪᠤᠮᠤᠢ(to move on the feet) | yabumui | |
| Coptic | ⲙⲟⲟϣⲉ(to move on the feet) | mooše | |
| Czech | procházka(trip made by walking), chodit(to move on the feet), jít(to move on the feet), jít(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Danish | fodsti(maintained place on which to walk), gang(manner of walking), gangart(manner of walking), gåtur(trip made by walking), gåtur(distance walked), vandretur(trip made by walking), vandretur(distance walked), gå(to move on the feet), gå(to travel a distance by walking), gå fri(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), gå tur med(to take for a walk or accompany), vandre(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Dutch | loopje(manner of walking), pad(maintained place on which to walk), wandeling(trip made by walking), wandeling(distance walked), lopen(to move on the feet), lopen(to travel a distance by walking), stappen(to move on the feet), uitlaten(to take for a walk or accompany), vrijuit gaan(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), wandelen(to move on the feet), wandelen(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Egyptian | h-A-D54(to move on the feet) | hꜣj | |
| Esperanto | marŝo(trip made by walking), promeno(maintained place on which to walk), marŝi(to move on the feet), piediri(to move on the feet), piediri(to travel a distance by walking), promeni(to move on the feet), promeni(to travel a distance by walking), promenigi(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Estonian | jalutuskäik(trip made by walking), kõndima(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Finnish | kulku(graph theory: a sequence of alternating vertices and edges), kävely(trip made by walking), kävely(distance walked), kävelymatka(distance walked), kävelyretki(trip made by walking), kävelytie(maintained place on which to walk), kävelytyyli(manner of walking), vapaataival(baseball: instance of walking a batter), antaa vapaataival(baseball: to allow to advance after four balls), dallata(to move on the feet), huovuttaa(to full cloth), kulkea(to be stirring), kulkea(to be in motion), kulkea jalan(to travel a distance by walking), käppäillä(to move on the feet), kävellä(to move on the feet), kävellä(to travel a distance by walking), kävellä(to traverse by walking (or analogous gradual movement)), kävelyttää(to take for a walk or accompany), kävelyttää(move something by shifting between two positions), käydä(to move on the feet), käyttäytyä(to behave), köpöttää(to move on the feet), lampsia(to move on the feet), liikkua(to be in motion), linkuttaa(to move on the feet), lompsia(to move on the feet), lähteä(colloquial: to leave, resign), lähteä kävelemään(colloquial: to be stolen), olla liikkeellä(to be in motion), saattaa(to take for a walk or accompany), taapertaa(to move on the feet), tallata(to move on the feet), tallustaa(to move on the feet), talsia(to move on the feet), taluttaa(to take for a walk or accompany), taluttaa(move something by shifting between two positions), taluttaa(to push vehicle alongside oneself), tepastella(to move on the feet), ulkoiluttaa(to take for a walk or accompany), vaeltaa(to be stirring), vanuttaa(to full cloth) | — | |
| French | allée(maintained place on which to walk), balade(trip made by walking), but-sur-balles(baseball: instance of walking a batter), démarche(manner of walking), marche(trip made by walking), promenade(trip made by walking), accompagner(to take for a walk or accompany), battre(to full cloth), faire [distance] à pied(to travel a distance by walking), ficher le camp(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), marcher(to move on the feet), marcher(to travel a distance by walking), parcourir(to traverse by walking (or analogous gradual movement)), promener(to take for a walk or accompany), raccompagner(to take for a walk or accompany), s'envoler(colloquial: to be stolen), se barrer(colloquial: to be stolen), se barrer(colloquial: to leave, resign), se casser(colloquial: to leave, resign), se promener(to move on the feet), se tirer(colloquial: to leave, resign) | — | |
| Ga | nyiɛmɔ(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Galician | andada(trip made by walking), camiñada(trip made by walking), andar(to move on the feet), camiñar(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Georgian | გასეირნება(trip made by walking), სეირნობა(trip made by walking), სვლა(to move on the feet), სიარული(to move on the feet) | gaseirneba, seirnoba, svla, siaruli | |
| German | Kantenzug(graph theory: a sequence of alternating vertices and edges), Spaziergang(trip made by walking), Weg(distance walked), ausführen(to take for a walk or accompany), begleiten(to take for a walk or accompany), freigelassen werden(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), freikommen(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), gehen(to move on the feet), laufe(to move on the feet), laufen(to travel a distance by walking), wegkommen(colloquial: to be stolen) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐍈𐌰𐍂𐌱𐍉𐌽(to move on the feet) | ƕarbōn | |
| Greek | περπατάω(to move on the feet) | perpatáo | |
| Gujarati | જવું(to move on the feet) | javũ | |
| Hakka Chinese | 行(to move on the feet), 行路(to move on the feet) | hàng, hàng-lu | |
| Hawaiian | hele wāwae(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Hebrew | הָלִיכָה(trip made by walking), הילוך(graph theory: a sequence of alternating vertices and edges), טִיּוּל(trip made by walking), צורת הליכה(manner of walking), הָלַךְ(to move on the feet), הָלַךְ(to travel a distance by walking), הוֹלִיך(to take for a walk or accompany), לָקַח לְטִיּוּל(to take for a walk or accompany) | halikhá, tiyúl, tsurát halikhá, halákh, halákh, holíkh, lakákh l'tiyúl | |
| Hindi | सैर(trip made by walking), चलना(to move on the feet), जाना(to move on the feet), टहलना(to move on the feet) | sair, calnā, jānā, ṭahalnā | |
| Hungarian | séta(trip made by walking), elkísér(to take for a walk or accompany), elmenekül(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), gyalog megy(to move on the feet), gyalog tesz meg(to travel a distance by walking), gyalogol(to move on the feet), gyalogol(to travel a distance by walking), hazakísér(to take for a walk or accompany), jár(to move on the feet), kísér(to take for a walk or accompany), legyalogol(to travel a distance by walking), levisz sétálni(to take for a walk or accompany), meglép(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), megsétáltat(to take for a walk or accompany), megy(to move on the feet), megússza(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), sétál(to move on the feet), sétáltat(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Ibanag | lakad(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Icelandic | ganga(trip made by walking), gönguferð(trip made by walking), rölt(trip made by walking), ganga(to move on the feet), labba(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Ido | promenar(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Indonesian | jalan(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Ingrian | lovine(trip made by walking), käyvvä(to move on the feet), lovata(to move on the feet), männä(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Interlingua | ambular(to move on the feet), promenar(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Iranian Persian | سِیر(trip made by walking), پِیادِهرَوی(trip made by walking), گَرْدِش(trip made by walking) | seyr, piyâde-ravi, gardeš | |
| Irish | siúl(trip made by walking), siúl(manner of walking), siúlán(maintained place on which to walk), siúil(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Italian | camminata(trip made by walking), passeggiata(trip made by walking), andare a piedi(to move on the feet), camminare(to move on the feet), camminare(to travel a distance by walking), essere rubato(colloquial: to be stolen), portare fuori(to take for a walk or accompany), sodare(to full cloth), stare rubato(colloquial: to be stolen) | — | |
| Japanese | フォアボール(baseball: instance of walking a batter), 四球(baseball: instance of walking a batter), 徒歩(distance walked), 散歩(trip made by walking), 歩道(maintained place on which to walk), 散歩する(to take for a walk or accompany), 歩き回る(to traverse by walking (or analogous gradual movement)), 歩く(to move on the feet), 歩く(to travel a distance by walking) | foa-bōru, shikyū, toho, sanpo, hodō, sanpo suru, arukimawaru, aruku, aruku | |
| Javanese | mlaku(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Kabuverdianu | anda(to move on the feet), andá(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Kashubian | chòdzëc(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Kazakh | сейіл(trip made by walking), серуен(trip made by walking), қыдыру(trip made by walking), жүру(to move on the feet) | seiıl, seruen, qydyru, jüru | |
| Khiamniungan Naga | làikēi(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Khmer | ដើរ(to move on the feet) | daə | |
| Kikuyu | thiĩ(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Korean | 걸음새(manner of walking), 볼넷(baseball: instance of walking a batter), 사구(baseball: instance of walking a batter), 산책(trip made by walking), 포볼(baseball: instance of walking a batter), 가다(to move on the feet), 거닐다(to take for a walk or accompany), 걷다(to move on the feet), 걸어가다(to move on the feet), 걸어가다(to travel a distance by walking), 무두질하다(to full cloth) | georeumsae, bollet, sagu, sanchaek, pobol, gada, geonilda, geotda, georeogada, georeogada, mudujilhada | |
| Krio | waka(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Kyrgyz | сейил(trip made by walking), басуу(to move on the feet), жүрүү(to move on the feet) | seyil, basuu, jürüü | |
| Lao | ຍ່າງ(to move on the feet), ດຸ່ງ(to move on the feet) | nyāng, dung | |
| Latgalian | staiguot(to move on the feet), veižuot(to move on the feet), īt(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Latin | ambulacrum(maintained place on which to walk), incessus(manner of walking), iter(trip made by walking), perigrinatio(trip made by walking), via(trip made by walking), ambulo(to travel a distance by walking), ambulo(to take for a walk or accompany), ambulō(to move on the feet), clepor(colloquial: to be stolen), gradior(to move on the feet), gradior(to travel a distance by walking), inambulo(to take for a walk or accompany), vado(to travel a distance by walking), vadō(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Latvian | ceļš(distance walked), pastaiga(trip made by walking), iet(to move on the feet), staigāt(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Lingala | kotambola(to move on the feet), tambola(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Lithuanian | pasivaikščiojimas(trip made by walking), eiti(to move on the feet), vaikščioti(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Livonian | kǟdõ(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Lombard | andà(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Lower Sorbian | chójźiś(to move on the feet), pśechójźowaś se(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Lü | ᦵᦤᦲᧃ(to move on the feet) | doen | |
| Luganda | okulamaga(to travel a distance by walking), okutambula(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Lushootseed | ʔibəš(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Lutuv | cakuo(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Luxembourgish | Gang(manner of walking), Promenad(trip made by walking), Spadséiergang(trip made by walking), goen(to move on the feet), spadséieren(to move on the feet), trëppelen(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Macedonian | врвица(maintained place on which to walk), од(manner of walking), патека(maintained place on which to walk), прошетка(trip made by walking), иде(to move on the feet), оди(to move on the feet), пешачи(to move on the feet), пешачи(to travel a distance by walking), прошетува(to take for a walk or accompany), шета(to move on the feet), шета(to take for a walk or accompany) | vrvica, od, pateka, prošetka, ide, odi, pešači, pešači, prošetuva, šeta, šeta | |
| Magahi | 𑂥𑂳𑂪𑂪(to move on the feet) | bulal | |
| Malay | berjalan(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Malayalam | നടക്കുക(to move on the feet) | naṭakkuka | |
| Maltese | mexa(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Manchu | ᠶᠠᠪᡠᠮᠪᡳ(to move on the feet), ᡶᡝᠯᡳᠶᡝᠮᠪᡳ(to move on the feet) | yabumbi, feliyembi | |
| Maore Comorian | uendra(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Māori | haere mā raro(to move on the feet), haere-ā-waewae(to move on the feet), wawake(to move on the feet), whakaraka(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Mapudungun | xekan(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Middle English | walk(trip made by walking), walk(maintained place on which to walk), walken(to move on the feet), walken(to travel a distance by walking), walken(to full cloth), walken(to behave), walken(to be stirring), walken(to be in motion) | — | |
| Mongolian | явган явах(to move on the feet) | javgan javax | |
| Nahuatl | nenemi(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Nepali | हिँड्नु(to move on the feet) | hĩḍnu | |
| Ngarrindjeri | noppun(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Ngunawal | yerrabi(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Norman | marchi(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Norwegian | gå(to move on the feet), gå(to travel a distance by walking), gå(colloquial: to leave, resign), gå på tur med(to take for a walk or accompany), gå ut med hunden(to take for a walk or accompany), slippe løs(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), spasere(to move on the feet), spasere(to travel a distance by walking), vandre(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | gåtur(trip made by walking), spasertur(trip made by walking) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | gåtur(trip made by walking), spasertur(trip made by walking) | — | |
| Nǀuu | dyaqn(to move on the feet) | — | |
| O'odham | him(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Occitan | passejada(trip made by walking), passejada(distance walked), caminar(to move on the feet), marchar(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Odia | ଆସିବା(to move on the feet) | āsibā | |
| Old Czech | chod(trip made by walking) | — | |
| Old English | gān(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Oromo | deemuu(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Ossetian | цӕуын(to move on the feet) | cæwyn | |
| Persian | راه بردن(to take for a walk or accompany), راه رفتن(to move on the feet), پیاده رفتن(to move on the feet) | râh bordan, râh raftan, piyâde raftan | |
| Pipil | nehnemi(to move on the feet), nejnemi(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | gonen(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Polish | przechadzka(trip made by walking), spacer(trip made by walking), chodzić(to move on the feet), iść(to move on the feet), wyprowadzać(to take for a walk or accompany), wyprowadzić(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Portuguese | andadura(manner of walking), andar(manner of walking), caminhada(trip made by walking), caminhada(distance walked), caminho(maintained place on which to walk), andar(to move on the feet), andar(to travel a distance by walking), caminhar(to move on the feet), caminhar(to travel a distance by walking), estar robado(colloquial: to be stolen), passear(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Punjabi | ਚਲਣਾ(to move on the feet) | calṇā | |
| Quechua | riy(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Rapa Nui | ha'ere(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Romani | phirel(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Romanian | alee(maintained place on which to walk), cărare(maintained place on which to walk), drum(distance walked), drum(maintained place on which to walk), mers(manner of walking), pas(manner of walking), plimbare(trip made by walking), plimbare(distance walked), potecă(maintained place on which to walk), merge(to move on the feet), plimba(to take for a walk or accompany), umbla(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Romansch | chaminar(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Russian | похо́д(trip made by walking), похо́дка(manner of walking), прогу́лка(trip made by walking), прохо́д(graph theory: a sequence of alternating vertices and edges), ходьба́(trip made by walking), бы́ли вы́несенны(colloquial: to be stolen), вы́гулять(to take for a walk or accompany), выгу́ливать(to take for a walk or accompany), выйти сухи́м из воды́(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), гуля́ть(to move on the feet), идти́(to move on the feet), идти́(to travel a distance by walking), идти́ пешко́м(to move on the feet), испари́ться(colloquial: to be stolen), пойти́(to travel a distance by walking), почувствовать(to full cloth), пройти(to travel a distance by walking), проходить(to travel a distance by walking), проходить(move something by shifting between two positions), уйти́(colloquial: to leave, resign), уходить(colloquial: to leave, resign), ходи́ть(to move on the feet), ходи́ть(to travel a distance by walking), ходить(to traverse by walking (or analogous gradual movement)), шага́ть(to move on the feet) | poxód, poxódka, progúlka, proxód, xodʹbá, býli výnesenny, výguljatʹ, vygúlivatʹ, vyjti suxím iz vodý, guljátʹ, idtí, idtí, idtí peškóm, isparítʹsja, pojtí, počuvstvovatʹ, projti, proxoditʹ, proxoditʹ, ujtí, uxoditʹ, xodítʹ, xodítʹ, xoditʹ, šagátʹ | |
| Saho | gerhe(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Samoan | e savali(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Sango | tambula(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Sanskrit | एति(to move on the feet), चलति(to move on the feet) | eti, calati | |
| Sardinian | caminada(trip made by walking), caminare(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Saterland Frisian | gunge(to move on the feet), loope(to move on the feet), treede(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | coiseachd(manner of walking), coisich(to move on the feet), coisich(to travel a distance by walking), coisich(to traverse by walking (or analogous gradual movement)) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | hȏd(manner of walking), šétnja(trip made by walking), хо̑д(manner of walking), ше́тња(trip made by walking), hòditi(to move on the feet), hódati(to move on the feet), prošétati(to move on the feet), ìći(to move on the feet), čépati(to move on the feet), šétati(to move on the feet), проше́тати(to move on the feet), хо̀дити(to move on the feet), хо́дати(to move on the feet), че́пати(to move on the feet), ше́тати(to move on the feet), ѝћи(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Sicilian | caminari(to move on the feet), firrijari(to travel a distance by walking), jiri pedi pedi(to move on the feet), jiri pedi pedi(to travel a distance by walking), nèsciri(to take for a walk or accompany), passijari(to move on the feet), passijari(to travel a distance by walking), purtari a passijari(to take for a walk or accompany), purtari fora(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Sindhi | هلڻ(to move on the feet) | hlṇ | |
| Slovak | prechádzka(trip made by walking), chodiť(to move on the feet), ísť(to move on the feet), ísť krokom(to move on the feet), ísť peši(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Slovene | sprehod(trip made by walking), hoditi(to move on the feet), iti(to move on the feet), prehoditi(to travel a distance by walking), sprehoditi(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Somali | tegid(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Spanish | andar(manner of walking), andares(manner of walking), caminata(trip made by walking), paseo(trip made by walking), paseo(maintained place on which to walk), trayecto(distance walked), trecho(distance walked), acompañar(to take for a walk or accompany), andar(to move on the feet), caminar(to move on the feet), caminar(to travel a distance by walking), estar robado(colloquial: to be stolen), pasear(to travel a distance by walking), pasear(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Sundanese | papah(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Swahili | kutembea(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Swedish | gång(manner of walking), gång(maintained place on which to walk), promenad(trip made by walking), promenad(distance walked), vandring(trip made by walking), vandring(distance walked), få fötter(colloquial: to be stolen), gå(to move on the feet), gå(to travel a distance by walking), gå(colloquial: to leave, resign), gå till fots(to move on the feet), gå ut med hunden(to take for a walk or accompany), gå ut och gå(to take for a walk or accompany), leda(to push vehicle alongside oneself), promenera(to travel a distance by walking), slippa lös(colloquial: to avoid a criminal court case), sluta(colloquial: to leave, resign), vandra(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Sylheti | ꠀꠐꠣ(to move on the feet) | aṭa | |
| Tagalog | lakad(trip made by walking), lakaran(maintained place on which to walk), nilakad(distance walked), paglakad(manner of walking), ilakad(to take for a walk or accompany), lakarin(to take for a walk or accompany), maglakad(to move on the feet), parada(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Tahitian | haere(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Tajik | гардиш(trip made by walking), сайр(trip made by walking), сайру гашт(trip made by walking), сайругашт(trip made by walking), гаштан(to move on the feet) | gardiš, sayr, sayru gašt, sayrugašt, gaštan | |
| Tamil | நட(to move on the feet) | naṭa | |
| Taos | cìaʼáne(trip made by walking) | — | |
| Tatar | йөрергә(to move on the feet) | yörergä | |
| Tausug | panaw(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Telugu | కాలి బాట(maintained place on which to walk), నడక(trip made by walking), నడుచుట(to move on the feet) | kāli bāṭa, naḍaka, naḍucuṭa | |
| Ternate | tagi(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Tetum | la'o(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Thai | เดิน(to move on the feet) | dəən | |
| Tibetan | གོམ་པ་རྒྱག(to move on the feet), ཞབས་གོམ་བཀྱོན(to move on the feet) | gom pa rgyag, zhabs gom bkyon | |
| Tidore | tagi(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Tok Pisin | wokabaut(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Tongan | lue(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Tooro | rubata(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Turkish | gezinti(trip made by walking), gezme(trip made by walking), yürüyüş(trip made by walking), gezdirmek(to take for a walk or accompany), yürümek(to move on the feet), yürüyüşe çıkarmak(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Turkmen | ýöremek(to move on the feet), гезмек(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Tuvan | кылаштаар(to move on the feet) | kılaştaar | |
| Ukrainian | прогу́лька(trip made by walking), прогуля́нка(trip made by walking), гуля́ти(to move on the feet), ходи́ти(to move on the feet), іти́(to move on the feet), іти́ кро́ком(to move on the feet), іти́ пі́шки(to move on the feet) | prohúlʹka, prohuljánka, huljáty, xodýty, itý, itý krókom, itý píšky | |
| Urdu | سَیر(trip made by walking), جانا(to move on the feet), ٹہلنا(to move on the feet), چلنا(to move on the feet) | sair, jānā, ṭahalnā, calnā | |
| Uyghur | ماڭماق(to move on the feet) | mangmaq | |
| Uzbek | sayr(trip made by walking), yurmoq(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Venda | tshimbila(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Venetan | caminar(to move on the feet), caminare(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Vietnamese | sự đi dạo(trip made by walking), đi(to move on the feet), đi bộ(to move on the feet), đi dạo(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Walloon | mårtchî(to travel a distance by walking), pormoenner(to take for a walk or accompany), raconcoister(to take for a walk or accompany), racpagnter(to take for a walk or accompany), roter(to move on the feet), roter(to travel a distance by walking) | — | |
| Waray-Waray | lakat(to move on the feet), lakaw(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Welsh | tro(trip made by walking), cerdded(to move on the feet) | — | |
| West-Frisian | gean(to move on the feet) | — | |
| White Hmong | taug kev(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Wu Chinese | 走(to move on the feet), 跑(to move on the feet) | ⁵tseu | |
| Xhosa | hamba(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Yiddish | גיין(to move on the feet), שפּאַצירן(to move on the feet) | geyn, shpatsirn | |
| Yurok | hegook'(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Zazaki | luwen(to move on the feet), pay şiyen(to move on the feet), çarnayen(to take for a walk or accompany) | — | |
| Zealandic | loôpe(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Zhuang | byaij(to move on the feet), yamq(to move on the feet) | — | |
| Zulu | hamba(to move on the feet) | — |
gexe
loop, pad, stap, loop
b'ey
eakaw
Shëtitore, shëtitje, Gaj (gheg), eci
βάδισμα, περίπατος, βαίνω, βαδίζω, πατέω, πεζεύω, περιπατέω, πορεύομαι, στείχω, ὁδοιπορέω
bádisma, perípatos, baínō, badízō, patéō, pezeúō, peripatéō, poreúomai, steíkhō, hodoiporéō
jaja (Chungli)
تَجَوُّل, تَنَزُّه, سِيرَة, مَسِير, مِشْيَة, تمشّى, تَمَشَّى, مشى, مَشَى, مِشي, يِمشي
tajawwul, tanazzuh, sīra, masīr, mišya, tamaššā, maša, mašā, miši, yimši
andar
aylanmaq, dolanmaq, dolaşmaq, gəzdirmək, gəzmək, gəzmək, yerimək
ibili
пагуля́нка, прагу́лка, спа́цыр, шпа́цыр, гуля́ць, хадзі́ць, ісці́, ісці́ пе́шшу
pahuljánka, prahúlka, spácyr, špácyr, huljácʹ, xadzícʹ, iscí, iscí pjéššu
lakaw
алея за разходка, вървеж, похо́дка, разхо́дка, вървя́, оти́вам, премина́вам, разхождам, хо́дя
aleja za razhodka, vǎrvež, pohódka, razhódka, vǎrvjá, otívam, preminávam, razhoždam, hódja
passeig, passeig, passejada, passejada, caminar, caminar, estar robado, fer, passejar, voltar
پیاسھ, ڕۆیشتن, ڕۆیشتن, پیاسە کردن, پیاسە کردن, ڕۆیشتن
pyash, royiştin, royiştin, pyase kirdin, pyase kirdin, royiştin
amehné
aya
procházka, chodit, jít, jít
fodsti, gang, gangart, gåtur, gåtur, vandretur, vandretur, gå, gå, gå fri, gå tur med, vandre
loopje, pad, wandeling, wandeling, lopen, lopen, stappen, uitlaten, vrijuit gaan, wandelen, wandelen
marŝo, promeno, marŝi, piediri, piediri, promeni, promeni, promenigi
jalutuskäik, kõndima
kulku, kävely, kävely, kävelymatka, kävelyretki, kävelytie, kävelytyyli, vapaataival, antaa vapaataival, dallata, huovuttaa, kulkea, kulkea, kulkea jalan, käppäillä, kävellä, kävellä, kävellä, kävelyttää, kävelyttää, käydä, käyttäytyä, köpöttää, lampsia, liikkua, linkuttaa, lompsia, lähteä, lähteä kävelemään, olla liikkeellä, saattaa, taapertaa, tallata, tallustaa, talsia, taluttaa, taluttaa, taluttaa, tepastella, ulkoiluttaa, vaeltaa, vanuttaa
allée, balade, but-sur-balles, démarche, marche, promenade, accompagner, battre, faire [distance] à pied, ficher le camp, marcher, marcher, parcourir, promener, raccompagner, s'envoler, se barrer, se barrer, se casser, se promener, se tirer
nyiɛmɔ
andada, camiñada, andar, camiñar
Kantenzug, Spaziergang, Weg, ausführen, begleiten, freigelassen werden, freikommen, gehen, laufe, laufen, wegkommen
hele wāwae
הָלִיכָה, הילוך, טִיּוּל, צורת הליכה, הָלַךְ, הָלַךְ, הוֹלִיך, לָקַח לְטִיּוּל
halikhá, tiyúl, tsurát halikhá, halákh, halákh, holíkh, lakákh l'tiyúl
séta, elkísér, elmenekül, gyalog megy, gyalog tesz meg, gyalogol, gyalogol, hazakísér, jár, kísér, legyalogol, levisz sétálni, meglép, megsétáltat, megy, megússza, sétál, sétáltat
lakad
ganga, gönguferð, rölt, ganga, labba
promenar
jalan
lovine, käyvvä, lovata, männä
ambular, promenar
siúl, siúl, siúlán, siúil
camminata, passeggiata, andare a piedi, camminare, camminare, essere rubato, portare fuori, sodare, stare rubato
フォアボール, 四球, 徒歩, 散歩, 歩道, 散歩する, 歩き回る, 歩く, 歩く
foa-bōru, shikyū, toho, sanpo, hodō, sanpo suru, arukimawaru, aruku, aruku
mlaku
anda, andá
chòdzëc
làikēi
thiĩ
걸음새, 볼넷, 사구, 산책, 포볼, 가다, 거닐다, 걷다, 걸어가다, 걸어가다, 무두질하다
georeumsae, bollet, sagu, sanchaek, pobol, gada, geonilda, geotda, georeogada, georeogada, mudujilhada
waka
staiguot, veižuot, īt
ambulacrum, incessus, iter, perigrinatio, via, ambulo, ambulo, ambulō, clepor, gradior, gradior, inambulo, vado, vadō
ceļš, pastaiga, iet, staigāt
kotambola, tambola
pasivaikščiojimas, eiti, vaikščioti
kǟdõ
andà
chójźiś, pśechójźowaś se
okulamaga, okutambula
ʔibəš
cakuo
Gang, Promenad, Spadséiergang, goen, spadséieren, trëppelen
врвица, од, патека, прошетка, иде, оди, пешачи, пешачи, прошетува, шета, шета
vrvica, od, pateka, prošetka, ide, odi, pešači, pešači, prošetuva, šeta, šeta
berjalan
mexa
uendra
haere mā raro, haere-ā-waewae, wawake, whakaraka
xekan
walk, walk, walken, walken, walken, walken, walken, walken
nenemi
noppun
yerrabi
marchi
gå, gå, gå, gå på tur med, gå ut med hunden, slippe løs, spasere, spasere, vandre
gåtur, spasertur
gåtur, spasertur
dyaqn
him
passejada, passejada, caminar, marchar
chod
gān
deemuu
nehnemi, nejnemi
gonen
przechadzka, spacer, chodzić, iść, wyprowadzać, wyprowadzić
andadura, andar, caminhada, caminhada, caminho, andar, andar, caminhar, caminhar, estar robado, passear
riy
ha'ere
phirel
alee, cărare, drum, drum, mers, pas, plimbare, plimbare, potecă, merge, plimba, umbla
chaminar
похо́д, похо́дка, прогу́лка, прохо́д, ходьба́, бы́ли вы́несенны, вы́гулять, выгу́ливать, выйти сухи́м из воды́, гуля́ть, идти́, идти́, идти́ пешко́м, испари́ться, пойти́, почувствовать, пройти, проходить, проходить, уйти́, уходить, ходи́ть, ходи́ть, ходить, шага́ть
poxód, poxódka, progúlka, proxód, xodʹbá, býli výnesenny, výguljatʹ, vygúlivatʹ, vyjti suxím iz vodý, guljátʹ, idtí, idtí, idtí peškóm, isparítʹsja, pojtí, počuvstvovatʹ, projti, proxoditʹ, proxoditʹ, ujtí, uxoditʹ, xodítʹ, xodítʹ, xoditʹ, šagátʹ
gerhe
e savali
tambula
caminada, caminare
gunge, loope, treede
coiseachd, coisich, coisich, coisich
hȏd, šétnja, хо̑д, ше́тња, hòditi, hódati, prošétati, ìći, čépati, šétati, проше́тати, хо̀дити, хо́дати, че́пати, ше́тати, ѝћи
caminari, firrijari, jiri pedi pedi, jiri pedi pedi, nèsciri, passijari, passijari, purtari a passijari, purtari fora
prechádzka, chodiť, ísť, ísť krokom, ísť peši
sprehod, hoditi, iti, prehoditi, sprehoditi
tegid
andar, andares, caminata, paseo, paseo, trayecto, trecho, acompañar, andar, caminar, caminar, estar robado, pasear, pasear
papah
kutembea
gång, gång, promenad, promenad, vandring, vandring, få fötter, gå, gå, gå, gå till fots, gå ut med hunden, gå ut och gå, leda, promenera, slippa lös, sluta, vandra
lakad, lakaran, nilakad, paglakad, ilakad, lakarin, maglakad, parada
haere
cìaʼáne
panaw
tagi
la'o
tagi
wokabaut
lue
rubata
gezinti, gezme, yürüyüş, gezdirmek, yürümek, yürüyüşe çıkarmak
ýöremek, гезмек
прогу́лька, прогуля́нка, гуля́ти, ходи́ти, іти́, іти́ кро́ком, іти́ пі́шки
prohúlʹka, prohuljánka, huljáty, xodýty, itý, itý krókom, itý píšky
sayr, yurmoq
tshimbila
caminar, caminare
sự đi dạo, đi, đi bộ, đi dạo
mårtchî, pormoenner, raconcoister, racpagnter, roter, roter
lakat, lakaw
tro, cerdded
gean
taug kev
hamba
hegook'
luwen, pay şiyen, çarnayen
loôpe
byaij, yamq
hamba
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