4.4 go

īre, go; noun itiō

commeāre, go in and out, to and fro

sē cōnferre, betake oneself, go

tendere, go, march, travel

pergere, proceed, go on

sē in viam dare, set out

gradīrī, ingredī, walk, step out

gradus, passus, step; ingressus, walking; gradātim, step by step

titubāre, reel, stumble

vacillāre, sway, stagger, reel

lābī, illābī, slip; noun lāpsus

ambulāre, walk (at leisure)

baculum, walking-stick

inambulāre, spatiārī, take a walk; noun inambulātiō

vādere, walk (briskly)

incēdere, walk (with dignity); incessus, walking, gait

prōsequī Acpn, accompany

contendere, festīnāre, mātūrāre, properāre, approperāre, hasten; noun ruere, rush

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vehī, be conveyed; currū v., drive; in equō v., ride; in nāvī v., sail

currere, run; nouns cursus, running, voyage; currus, car, chariot

proficīscī, set out, travel; pedibus p., set out on a land journey; profectiō, departure

iter facere, go on a journey

viam ingredī, take a road

vehere, transport, convey

ferrī, travel

obīre Ac, traverse, travel through, visit

perlustrāre Ac, travel over

peregrīnārī, travel, go abroad; peregrīnātīo, travel or stay in foreign country

migrāre, dēmigrāre ex Ab in Ac, migrate; noun migrātiōviātor, traveller

viāticum, money for journey

cursum tenēre, hold on a course; cursum dīrigere ad Ac, make for

errāre, vagārī, pervagārī, wander, roam, rove about; vagus, wandering about

peragrāre, wander or travel through; noun peragrātiō

q.v. transport by land, see 7.6 q.v. by water, see 9.3, 9.4

make to go

ciēre, movēre, commovēre, move; permovēre, move (thoroughly); nouns mōtus, mōmentum; adj. mōbilis

dūcere, perdūcere, lead, conduct

dīrigere, direct

mittere, send; noun missiō

ferre, portāre, carry

trahere, draw, drag; noun tractus

intorquēre, hurl

from A Handbook of the Latin Language by Walter Ripman (1930). Transcribed by Carolus Raeticus (2011).