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Walk in Hebrew is הָלַךְ (halákh).

It can also be said הוליך, לקח לטיול, or טיול, depending on the meaning. Below are the vowel points, how each word is said, its gender and its plural.

הָלַךְ
halákh
verb
In English

walk

/wɔːk/ /woːk/

The stress falls on the vowel in colour.

English words in HebrewWords starting with W

These are the Hebrew words for walk as a verb.

to move on the feet

  • הָלַךְהלךhalákh

to travel a distance by walking

  • הָלַךְהלךhalákh

to take for a walk or accompany

  • הוֹלִיךהוליךholíkh
  • לָקַח לְטִיּוּללקח לטיולlakákh l'tiyúl

These are the Hebrew words for walk as a noun.

trip made by walking

manner of walking

  • צורת הליכהtsurát halikháfeminine

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This is more about the Hebrew word הָלַךְ.

Written with vowel points
הָלַךְ
Written without vowel points
הלך
Said
halákh
Its meanings in English
walk, to walk, go, especially on foot, to happen, go on, to go away, depart, gone, wasted, damaged in an irreparable manner

These English words share a Hebrew word with walk.

These words come before and after walk in the list.

These are the questions people ask about ⁨walk⁩ in Hebrew.

How do you say ⁨walk⁩ in Hebrew?

⁨walk⁩ in Hebrew is ⁨הָלַךְ⁩, said halákh. Without vowel points it is written ⁨הלך⁩.

What are other Hebrew words for ⁨walk⁩?

Besides ⁨הלך⁩, ⁨walk⁩ can be said ⁨הוֹלִיך⁩ (holíkh), ⁨לָקַח לְטִיּוּל⁩ (lakákh l'tiyúl), ⁨טִיּוּל⁩ (tiyúl), ⁨הָלִיכָה⁩ (halikhá), or ⁨צורת הליכה⁩ (tsurát halikhá), depending on the meaning.

What else does ⁨הלך⁩ mean in English?

Besides ⁨walk⁩, ⁨הלך⁩ can mean ⁨to walk, go, especially on foot, to happen, go on, to go away, depart, and gone, wasted, damaged in an irreparable manner⁩.

How is ⁨walk⁩ pronounced in English?

⁨walk⁩ is pronounced ⁨/wɔːk/, /woːk/⁩.

The Hebrew translations, transliterations, genders and plurals on this page are adapted from Wiktionary's entry walk and its entries for the Hebrew words, read on 5 November 2026, and are shared under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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