Lakad (en. Walk)

/ˈla.kad/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

noun

A movement from one place to another using the feet.

The walk to school is enjoyable.

Ang lakad papuntang paaralan ay masaya.

A mode of travel that does not use a vehicle.

All our walks in one day were collected.

Naipon ang lahat ng lakad namin sa isang araw.

verb

The act of walking or moving on foot.

We walked along the beach all day.

Naglakad kami sa tabing-dagat maghapon.

To move or go around using the feet.

We need to walk early so we won’t be late.

Kailangan nating maglakad ng maaga upang hindi ma-late.

From the root 'lakad' referring to the movement of a person or animal from one place to another.

walk slowly

To walk in a slow manner.

maglakad ng mabagal

walk with confidence

Walking with self-assurance.

lakad na parang may laman

running

A faster way to move using the feet.

pagtakbo

riding

Traveling using vehicles.

pagsakay

Lazy to walk, prefers to commute.

My school is far, so I just took a jeepney, I'm too lazy to walk.

Ang layo ng school ko, kaya nag-jeep na lang ako, ang tamad ko maglakad.

Going out or hanging out with friends.

Come on, let's walk around the mall later!

Tara, lakad tayo sa mall mamaya!

To proceed or leave continuously.

Let's walk this before it rains.

Lakarin na natin 'to bago pa umulan.

To walk briskly or can be used for exercise.

I need to walk in the morning for my diet.

Kailangan kong maglakad sa umaga para sa diet ko.