Translation
to march, to walk
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Examples
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The soldiers marched through the town.
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We walked a long time on the narrow road.
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He walks quickly and never stops.
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The group will walk to the mountain tomorrow.
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They marched all day without eating.
is walking with rhythm and intent: soldiers, hikers, a demonstration. For plain movement from one place to another, is the right verb and does not care how you get there. Esperanto has no single everyday word doing the exact job of English "to walk", so writers use , for stepping, or for going on foot, depending on what they want to emphasise. The noun covers both the march and the piece of music played for one.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 6, lesson 12: marŝi, firma, malgraŭ and 7 more words.