`travel` in Latin

travel

1. verb
   • go from one place to another
     
     iter facere

     We will travel to Rome tomorrow. — Cras iter faciemus Romam.

     peragrare

     They traveled across the country. — Totam regionem peragraverunt.

     proficisci

     He travels often for work. — Saepe ad laborem proficiscitur.
2. noun
   • the act of traveling
     
     iter

     Travel can broaden the mind. — Iter mentem amplificare potest.

     peregrinatio

     His travel lasted several months. — Peregrinatio eius per plures menses duravit.

     ambitus

     Ancient travel was slow and dangerous. — Antiquus ambitus lentus et periculosus erat.