To walk through, around, or about; to stroll or travel on foot, especially at a leisurely pace.
From Latin 'perambulare' — 'per-' (through) + 'ambulare' (to walk). Same root as 'ambulance' (which originally was a walking hospital!) and 'amble.'
The fanciest possible word for WALKING AROUND! And 'ambulance' comes from the same root — because field hospitals used to WALK to the battlefield! A 'perambulator' is also a baby stroller! Walking has the best vocabulary! 🚶â€â™‚ï¸ðŸš‘
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