Translation
to stroll, to go for a walk
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Word origin
Borrowed from French se promener, to take a walk, from Latin prominare, to drive animals along. Unlike mar艥i, which is just moving on foot, promeni carries the idea of walking for pleasure. English promenade is the same word.
- Origin
- French
- Root
- prominare
- English cognates
- promenade
Examples
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We strolled beside the river.
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Every morning he walks in the park.
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Do you want to go for a walk with me this evening?
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 12, lesson 6: promeni, televido, parko and 6 more words.