1. That has the power of walking; moving from place to place; formed for walking; applied to the feet of birds with three toes before and one behind.

2. A space, generally within a religious building, for walking in.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• abulatory,
• ambultory,
• ambulartory,
• amulatory,
• ambulitory,
• zmbulatory,
• smbulatory,
• wmbulatory,
• qmbulatory,
• anbulatory,
• akbulatory,
• ajbulatory,
• amvulatory,
• ambulatroy,
• amputatorr,
• ausculatory,
• appllatory,
• dembulatory,
• deambulatorry,
• emmulatory

• ambulance,
• ambulacrum,
• ampullary,
• ampullar,
• ampulla,
• ambulation,
• ambulate,
• ambulant,
• ambulacral.

The adjective form of the word "ambulatory" is "ambulant".

The plural of the "ambulatory" can be the "ambulatories".

The singular of the "ambulatory" can be the "ambulatory".