on foot

English

Prepositional phrase

Walking, jogging or running but not in a vehicle or on the back of an animal
The pub's not far: let's go on foot.
(of a person) Traveling without a vehicle.
He scouted out their encampment while they were sleeping. They were on foot, but with sledges.

Synonyms

(walking, jogging or running): by foot, afoot

Translations

walking, jogging, running

Arabic: مَاشِيًا‎ (māšiyan)
Armenian: ոտքով (otkʿov), հետիոտն (hy) (hetiotn)
Avar: лъелго (łelgo)
Bashkir: йәйәү (yäyäw)
Belarusian: пе́шшу (pjéššu)
Bulgarian: пеш (bg) (peš)
Catalan: a peu
Chinese:
Mandarin: 徒步 (zh) (túbù), 走路 (zh) (zǒulù), 步行 (zh) (bùxíng)
Czech: pěšky (cs)
Danish: til fods
Dutch: te voet
Esperanto: piede (eo)
Estonian: jala
Finnish: jalan (fi), jalkaisin (fi)
French: à pied (fr)
German: zu Fuß (de)
Greek: με τα πόδια (el) (me ta pódia)
Ancient Greek: πεζῇ (pezêi)
Hebrew: בָּרֶגֶל‎ (barégel), רַגְלִי‎ (he) (raglí)
Hungarian: gyalog (hu)
Icelandic: ganga (is), fótgangandi (is)
Ido: pedirante
Irish: de chois, de shiúl cos
Italian: a piedi (it)
Japanese: 歩いて (ja) (あるいて, aruite)
Kalmyk: йовһар (yovhar)
Korean: 걸어서 (ko) (georeoseo)

Latvian: kājām (lv)
Macedonian: пе́шки (péški)
Maori: pakituri, haere pakituri
Mapudungun: namutu
Norwegian:
Bokmål: til fots

Nynorsk: til fots
Persian: پیاده‎ (fa) (pyâde)
Polish: pieszo (pl), na piechotę (pl), piechotą (pl)
Portuguese: a pé (pt)
Romanian: pe jos
Russian: пешко́м (ru) (peškóm)
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: пешке, пјешке

Roman: peške (sh), pješke (sh)
Sicilian: a pedi (scn)
Slovak: pešo
Slovene: peš (sl)
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: pěšy
Spanish: a pie (es)
Swedish: till fots (sv)
Tatar: җәяү (cäyaü)
Turkish: yayan (tr)
Ukrainian: пі́шки (píšky)
Vietnamese: đi bộ (vi), đi chân, cuốc bộ (colloquial)
Welsh: ar eich deudroed, ar gerdded

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