歩く | Japanese meaning

歩く【あるく】

Frequency rank: 255.

Alsoあるく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to walk

This meaning refers to the physical act of walking, which can be used in various contexts such as going somewhere on foot or describing someone's ability to walk.

I like to walk in the park.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] walks [Place]

He walks in the park

[Animal] walks [Path]

The dog walks on the gravel path

[Person] walks to [Place] at [Time]

She walks to the station in the morning

[Person] walks in [Condition]

He walks in a tired state

[Person] walks [Distance]

I walk 5 kilometers

[Animal] walks in [Environment]

The cat walks inside the house

[Person] walks for [Purpose]

He walks for health.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【あるく】

Refers to the act of walking, typically on foot, as a mode of transportation or exercise.

Walking in the park every morning is my routine.

【はしる】

Refers to the act of running, often implying faster movement than walking.

He ran to the station.

【おうだん】

Refers to crossing, usually a street or path, which is an action often related to walking.

Please cross after looking at the traffic signal.

【さんぽ】

Refers to a leisurely walk, usually taken for pleasure rather than for exercise or transportation.

I took a walk in the park on my day off.

【いどう】

Refers to moving or transferring from one place to another, which can include walking but also other means of transportation.

I will move from school to home in the afternoon.

【りょこう】

Refers to traveling, which can involve walking as part of the journey but typically includes other methods of transport as well.

I plan to travel with my friends during summer vacation.

Example sentences841 results

I can walk to school in 10 minutes.

Tatoeba

She pulled herself out of the water and waddled along the sand at the edge of the creek.

Tatoeba

歩く【あるく】

Frequency rank: 255.

Alsoあるく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to walk

This meaning refers to the physical act of walking, which can be used in various contexts such as going somewhere on foot or describing someone's ability to walk.

I like to walk in the park.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] walks [Place]

He walks in the park

[Animal] walks [Path]

The dog walks on the gravel path

[Person] walks to [Place] at [Time]

She walks to the station in the morning

[Person] walks in [Condition]

He walks in a tired state

[Person] walks [Distance]

I walk 5 kilometers

[Animal] walks in [Environment]

The cat walks inside the house

[Person] walks for [Purpose]

He walks for health.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【あるく】

Refers to the act of walking, typically on foot, as a mode of transportation or exercise.

Walking in the park every morning is my routine.

【はしる】

Refers to the act of running, often implying faster movement than walking.

He ran to the station.

【おうだん】

Refers to crossing, usually a street or path, which is an action often related to walking.

Please cross after looking at the traffic signal.

【さんぽ】

Refers to a leisurely walk, usually taken for pleasure rather than for exercise or transportation.

I took a walk in the park on my day off.

【いどう】

Refers to moving or transferring from one place to another, which can include walking but also other means of transportation.

I will move from school to home in the afternoon.

【りょこう】

Refers to traveling, which can involve walking as part of the journey but typically includes other methods of transport as well.

I plan to travel with my friends during summer vacation.

Example sentences841 results

I can walk to school in 10 minutes.

Tatoeba

She pulled herself out of the water and waddled along the sand at the edge of the creek.

Tatoeba

歩

N42

意walk; counter for steps

訓ある.く、あゆ.む

音ホ、ブ、フ

名あ、ゆき、ゆみ

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歩く【あるく】

Frequency rank: 255.

Alsoあるく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to walk

This meaning refers to the physical act of walking, which can be used in various contexts such as going somewhere on foot or describing someone's ability to walk.

I like to walk in the park.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] walks [Place]

He walks in the park

[Animal] walks [Path]

The dog walks on the gravel path

[Person] walks to [Place] at [Time]

She walks to the station in the morning

[Person] walks in [Condition]

He walks in a tired state

[Person] walks [Distance]

I walk 5 kilometers

[Animal] walks in [Environment]

The cat walks inside the house

[Person] walks for [Purpose]

He walks for health.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【あるく】

Refers to the act of walking, typically on foot, as a mode of transportation or exercise.

Walking in the park every morning is my routine.

【はしる】

Refers to the act of running, often implying faster movement than walking.

He ran to the station.

【おうだん】

Refers to crossing, usually a street or path, which is an action often related to walking.

Please cross after looking at the traffic signal.

【さんぽ】

Refers to a leisurely walk, usually taken for pleasure rather than for exercise or transportation.

I took a walk in the park on my day off.

【いどう】

Refers to moving or transferring from one place to another, which can include walking but also other means of transportation.

I will move from school to home in the afternoon.

【りょこう】

Refers to traveling, which can involve walking as part of the journey but typically includes other methods of transport as well.

I plan to travel with my friends during summer vacation.

Example sentences841 results

I can walk to school in 10 minutes.

Tatoeba

She pulled herself out of the water and waddled along the sand at the edge of the creek.

Tatoeba

歩く【あるく】

Frequency rank: 255.

Alsoあるく

Godan verb with 'ku' ending; intransitive verb

to walk

This meaning refers to the physical act of walking, which can be used in various contexts such as going somewhere on foot or describing someone's ability to walk.

I like to walk in the park.

Generated word frames (experimental)

[Person] walks [Place]

He walks in the park

[Animal] walks [Path]

The dog walks on the gravel path

[Person] walks to [Place] at [Time]

She walks to the station in the morning

[Person] walks in [Condition]

He walks in a tired state

[Person] walks [Distance]

I walk 5 kilometers

[Animal] walks in [Environment]

The cat walks inside the house

[Person] walks for [Purpose]

He walks for health.

Generated related terms (experimental)

【あるく】

Refers to the act of walking, typically on foot, as a mode of transportation or exercise.

Walking in the park every morning is my routine.

【はしる】

Refers to the act of running, often implying faster movement than walking.

He ran to the station.

【おうだん】

Refers to crossing, usually a street or path, which is an action often related to walking.

Please cross after looking at the traffic signal.

【さんぽ】

Refers to a leisurely walk, usually taken for pleasure rather than for exercise or transportation.

I took a walk in the park on my day off.

【いどう】

Refers to moving or transferring from one place to another, which can include walking but also other means of transportation.

I will move from school to home in the afternoon.

【りょこう】

Refers to traveling, which can involve walking as part of the journey but typically includes other methods of transport as well.

I plan to travel with my friends during summer vacation.

Example sentences841 results

I can walk to school in 10 minutes.

Tatoeba

She pulled herself out of the water and waddled along the sand at the edge of the creek.

Tatoeba

歩

N42

意walk; counter for steps

訓ある.く、あゆ.む

音ホ、ブ、フ

名あ、ゆき、ゆみ

Details