wayfaring

• Adjetivo que describe a una persona que viaja, especialmente a pie; de uso poco frecuente en inglés moderno y con un tono algo literario o arcaico.

An archaic adjective describing someone who travels, especially on foot; now rarely used in modern English.

1. Traveling on footC1formal

   Describes someone who travels, especially by walking, often on a journey.

   Caminante, viajero a pie

   • The wayfaring stranger stopped at the inn for the night.
   • He had a wayfaring spirit, always exploring new paths.
   • Wayfaring pilgrims often carried only a staff and a bag.

   Sinónimoshikingitinerantnomadicperipateticrovingtravelingwalkingwandering

• Sustantivo que designa el acto de viajar, especialmente a pie, a menudo asociado con caminatas, peregrinaciones o andanzas.

A noun referring to the act of traveling, especially on foot, often associated with journeys or wandering.

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1. Traveling on footC1formal

   The act of traveling, especially on foot, often with a sense of journey or exploration.

   Viaje a pie

   • Wayfaring through the countryside was a cherished pastime for him.
   • The old man spent his youth wayfaring across Europe.
   • Wayfaring offers a unique perspective on the landscape.

   Sinónimoshikinghoofingjourneyingperegrinationrovingwalking