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“To step from ... to” in Japanese

Short answer

伝い歩く tsutaiaruku つたいあるく

To step from ... to in Japanese is “伝い歩く” (tsutaiaruku). Full meaning: to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.).

Other ways to say “To step from ... to” in Japanese

つたい歩く tsutaiaruku to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) 伝い歩か tsutaiaruka to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) 伝い歩け tsutaiaruke to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) 伝い歩き tsutaiaruki to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) 伝い歩い tsutaiarui to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) 伝い歩こ tsutaiaruko to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) つたい歩こ tsutaiaruko to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) 伝い歩こふ tsutaiarukou to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) つたい歩け tsutaiaruke to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) つたい歩き tsutaiaruki to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.) 伝い歩こう tsutaiarukou to walk while holding on to (a wall, furniture, etc.); to step from ... to ... (e.g. stone to stone), to walk over (stepping stones, etc.)

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