Nilalakad (en. Walking)

ni-lala-kad

Meaning & Definition

EnglishTagalog

verb

A form of the verb describing the action of walking in the present tense.

People are walking the road to school.

Ang mga tao ay nilalakad ang daan papuntang paaralan.

Indicates a movement from one place to another.

I am walking the path to my friend's house.

Nilalakad ko ang tinatahak na landas patungo sa bahay ng aking kaibigan.

The word 'nilalakad' originated from the root word 'lakad', meaning 'the act of walking'.

Every blessing will come.

All blessings come at the right time when you work for them.

Nilalakad ang lahat ng biyaya.

Things are being worked on.

It shows the effort to arrange or continue things.

Nilalakad ang mga bagay-bagay.

walk

The root word meaning 'walking' or 'the act of moving from one place to another.'

lakad

conduct

The process of doing or taking action.

pagsasagawa

walking

I'm just walking quickly down the road to school.

Mabilis na nilalakad ko lang ang daan papuntang paaralan.

just strolling around

It's like he's just strolling around the mall, not really buying anything.

Parang naglalakad-lakad lang siya sa mall, wala talagang binibili.

just passing through

Do you know John? He looks like he's just passing through here.

Kilala mo si John? Mukhang nilalakad lang siya dito, napapadaan lang.

express walk

It looks like he did an express walk all over the street!

Parang express walk ang ginawa niya sa buong kalsada!