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walk aroundgõõ̀vwalk around, stroll, to travel, go for a walk, roambiigã gõoda wʋsgo.sa2ávwalk around, tramp, mooch around, saunter, ramble, errBõe la fo saad n baoodẽ?What are you looking for mooching around?gilgií-ìvto turn, go around, walk around, to surroundB gilgda doogã noor a tã.Three times they go around the house.synlilgivilimdiyilmi
walk bent overku1ùvwalk bent overreng n ku la liulgu.
walk by pacing the groundlaga-lagaadvwalk by pacing the groundtõnd kẽna laga-laga woto n poog Waogdo.
walk energeticallyyãooseàovwalk with big steps and lifting the feet high, walk energetically and agilelyA Zã yãoosda woto n dabd yɛ?Where does John go walking so energetically?
walk in a painful mannerterseé-èvwalk in a painful manner dragging ones feetPʋg-yãangã tersdame n kẽnd raagẽ wã.The old woman walks painfully to the market.
walk in a zigzag mannerlange2á-èvwalk in a zigzag manner, staggerA yũu rãamã n tɩg n langdẽ. synlandme
walk in hidingsolseòvwalk in hidingWagdrã solsdame n dat n suk ligdã.The thief walks in hiding wanting to steal the money.
walk in mudtadbeá-èvwalk in mudSorã yaa maasre, la d na tadb n ta.The rad is wet and so we walk in the mud.
walk in zigzagtutmiùvwalk in a zigzag / twisted mannerA yũu rãam n tɩg n tutumd n kuiisẽ.He drank too much beer and walks home in a zigzag manner.
walk jerkily while holding backlendmev walk jerkily while holding backf sã kẽnd lendem-lendem, b tetame tɩ f lendemdame.
walk n one's kneesyĩgmivto crawl, creep, walk on one's knees, to crawlA yĩgmame n ta kaanẽ.He walked on his knees till here.
walk of a hunchback (insult)kũna-kũna 2ṹadvwalk of a hunchback (insult)wã me tara kũna-kũna n dabd yɛ?
walk of a strong persongõe-tɩ-gõeadvwalk of a strong persona kẽnda gõe-tɩ-gõe.
walk on your tiptoeszaooseàovwalk on your tiptoes
walk quicklyyãgme2à-èvwalk quickly, fast, speed up, accelerateA yãgemdame n dat n ta yir wã.He walks quickly to get home.
walk slowlyrabse 1á-èvwalk with small steps (because of pain), walk slowlyPʋg-yãangã rabsdame.The old woman walks slowly.gãane1àvwalk slowlyGomtɩʋʋg gãandame.The chameleon walks slowly.
walk softlybõnese2vwalk softlyyũug sã n kẽnda, a bõnesdame.
walk with difficulty while bending your kneespolseòvwalk with difficulty while bending your kneesned sãn kẽnd t'a rũmdã gõde, b yetame t'a kẽndame n polsdẽ.
walk with gentle stepssoaa-soaawalk with gentle stepsF sã n minim kiu-kiu kẽnde, bɩ f tẽeg soaa-soaa kẽnde.If you get used to walking with firm steps, you should remember to walk with gentle steps. (proverb: if man is to take advantage of the great opportunities in life, he must also think of the reverse)antkiu-kiu
walk with much energyzɛge 2ɛ́vwalk with much energyÃndã n bool foo la f sẽn yik n zɛgd n wat ka wã?Who called you that you come here with such an energy?
walk with your torso leaning backwardsnaeeseàevwalk with your torso leaning backwardsdaar faa yẽ kẽnd n naeesda woto wa tʋtr-pʋga.
walk without noiselalse1àvwalk without making noise
walk zigzagginglandmeá-èvwalk zigzagging, staggera kẽndame la a landemd wa rãam n tar-a t'a pa tõe a mengã ye.synlange2
walkingdabdeá-èvgoing, walkingMam dabda raaga.I am going to the market.synkɩbekẽnda2ẽ́-ènmarching, going, walking, journeyKẽ n pa gõe, kẽndame tɩ zĩig yẽege.When we go to bed and can't sleep, we will walk until morning. (proverb meaning: one concern can engender another / you have to make the effort to stay calm and be cool.)7.2.4Travelpatevto go (present), going, walkingyɛ la fo pata ?Where are you going?synrabde
walking aroundsaabo1nwalking aroundsynyeebgo