foot, foot's length (from toe to heel)

step by step

(of a horse) fleet, ambling

(Respectful) kissing the feet

preceding (in point of time), antiquity, ancientness

ancient, old, antiquated, immemorial

touch the feet as a sign of respect

to plant the foot firmly (on), to establish or secure (one's) footing

(of a child) to learn to walk

to walk, move, to runaway

try, endeavor, seek, move or walk fast, get engaged in some activity, decide to do something

to cross the own limits, the put steps out from limits, to exploit

be no longer able to stand firm, (of an army) retreat

to touch, or to clasp, the feet (of)

step in, enter, to walk to reach

kissing the feet

to show the paces (of), (colloq.) to make tracks, to be off, go away

step forward, go ahead (with), take a measure, to walk quickly, to take a quick step