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| walk | |
| dasidasy | ~ walking steadily, uprightly, or majestically; full-faced. See dosy |
| miasa dia | ~ to take walking exercise. |
| walk (a) | |
| hazakazaka | ~ a run, a gallop. See <1olomay#>, <1ezaka#> ~ the act of running or of walking fast; a race |
| walk (to) | |
| midihindihina | ~ to walk as in <1dihindihina#>; to be a busybody |
| mamindra | ~ to remove, to transfer, to transcribe, to transplant, to step, to walk. ~ to move; to walk (esp. of a child) |
| walk awkwardly (to) | |
| midraikodraiko | ~ to walk awkwardly, to limp, to halt. |
| milaikolaiko | ~ to walk feebly or awkwardly |
| walk by lifting up the feet high (to) | |
| mibehambehana | ~ to walk by lifting up the feet high |
| walk feebly (to) | |
| milaikolaiko | ~ to walk feebly or awkwardly |
| walk in a straddling manner (to) | |
| midaika | ~ to walk in a straddling manner |
| walk in an affected manner (to) | |
| mibaikabaika | ~ to step or walk in a mincing and affected manner. |
| walk in an awkward manner (to) | |
| mifingafinga | ~ to walk in a loose and awkward manner, as if about to trip. Probably from the movement of the finga, which, having a convex base, is easily made to move about. |
| walk like a crab (to) | |
| midrakaka | ~ [Provincial] to walk like a crab |
| walk majestically (to) | |
| midasidasy | ~ to walk majestically, or in a stately manner, as a king or a fine bullock |
| walk slowly (to) | |
| mibanaika | ~ to walk slowly. Compare <1bonaika#> |
| walked | |
| diavina | ~ to be trodden on, to be walked upon, to be measured by the foot ~ to be trodden on, to be walked over |
| walking | |
| baikabaika | ~ a mode of walking, an affected step. |
| walking (an awkward mode of) | |
| draiko | ~ an unseemly gait, an awkward mode of walking, limping. |
| walking (mode of) | |
| behambehana | ~ a mode of walking by lifting up the feet high. |
| walking fast (act of) | |
| hazakazaka | ~ a run, a gallop. See <1olomay#>, <1ezaka#> ~ the act of running or of walking fast; a race |
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