This verb means to travel or journey, particularly on foot. In Acts 10:9, it sets the scene for Peter's vision: 'while they were journeying and approaching the city.' The word emphasizes the process of travel rather than mere motion—these messengers were on a deliberate trip with a destination. Classical usage includes walking through territories or coming to a place. Multilingual glosses ('traveling,' 'viajando,' 'voyager') maintain the sense of purposeful movement toward a goal.