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1 kulkea raskain askelin
• plod -
2 raahustaa
• plod• trudge -
3 laahustaa
yks.nom. laahustaa; yks.gen. laahustan; yks.part. laahusti; yks.ill. laahustaisi; mon.gen. laahustakoon; mon.part. laahustanut; mon.ill. laahustettiindrag (verb)plod (verb)shamble (verb)shuffle (verb)slouch (verb)trail (verb)trudge (verb)* * *• shamble• trudge• trot• trail• slouch• shuffle• plod• limp along• drag• crawl• slog along -
4 talsia
yks.nom. talsia; yks.gen. talsin; yks.part. talsi; yks.ill. talsisi; mon.gen. talsikoon; mon.part. talsinut; mon.ill. talsittiinplod (verb)traipse (verb)trapse (verb)trudge (verb)* * *• trudge• plod• traipse• trot -
5 tarpoa
yks.nom. tarpoa; yks.gen. tarvon; yks.part. tarpoi; yks.ill. tarpoisi; mon.gen. tarpokoon; mon.part. tarponut; mon.ill. tarvottiinplod (verb)plough (verb)ramble (verb)range (verb)trudge (verb)* * *• take a walk• wander• walk• trudge• tramp• stump• slog• range• clump• plough• plod• trek• mush• lumber• january• ramble -
6 uurastaa
yks.nom. uurastaa; yks.gen. uurastan; yks.part. uurasti; yks.ill. uurastaisi; mon.gen. uurastakoon; mon.part. uurastanut; mon.ill. uurastettiinbe busy (verb)persevere (verb)plod (verb)toil (verb)work hard (verb)* * *• plug away• toil• strive• slog away• slave• work• persevere• labour• drudge• beaver• be busy• work hard• plod -
7 ahertaa
yks.nom. ahertaa; yks.gen. aherran; yks.part. ahersi; yks.ill. ahertaisi; mon.gen. ahertakoon; mon.part. ahertanut; mon.ill. aherrettiinhammer away (verb)labor (verb)labour (verb)stew (verb)swot (verb)toil (verb)work (verb)work hard (verb)* * *• strive• work hard• work away• labour• toil• work• swot• slog away• plod• mug up• keep at it• peg away• stew -
8 puurtaa
• labour• plod• strive• toil -
9 tallustaa
yks.nom. tallustaa; yks.gen. tallustan; yks.part. tallusti; yks.ill. tallustaisi; mon.gen. tallustakoon; mon.part. tallustanut; mon.ill. tallustettiinpad (verb)plod (verb)stomp away (verb)traipse (verb)tramp (verb)trapse (verb)trudge (verb)* * *• pad• pound along• stomp away• take a walk• traipse• tramp• trample• trot• trudge• walk• march
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