1. A passing on foot; journey, specially to a distant country.

2. An account of occurrences and observations made during a journey.

3. To pass; to journey over.

4. To walk; to go or march on foot; to journey; to go to a distant country; to pass; to move.

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

• trival,
• travela,
• travewl,
• trvels,
• treel,
• travl,
• traquel,
• tlevel,
• trawel,
• travler,
• traver,
• arivel,
• trval,
• traveed,
• travled,
• trafer,
• travle,
• teravel,
• treaves,
• travie

• Dervla,
• trivelli,
• 1DRFL,
• traveller,
• long-travel,
• triavil,
• Darvell,
• durval,
• travel@latimes.com,
• travel-agency,
• traveling,
• topsy-turvily,
• travel-sated,
• direful,
• trifle,
• travial,
• diereville,
• Travel-tainted,
• Trefoli,
• travel-size,
• terfel,
• travelled,
• Truffle-worm,
• trevelyan,
• adventure-travel,
• bean-trefoil,
• tourville,
• time-travel,
• travail,
• Trayful,
• travel-soiled,
• travel-sick,
• Dureful,
• air-travel,
• toruffle,
• Trouville,
• travel.state.gov,
• derval,
• Dareful,
• truffle,
• travel by,
• trefoil,
• torfel,
• dry fly,
• taraval,
• turophile,
• travel-sickness,
• tiruvalla,
• trueful,
• darville,
• travel-stained,
• tick-trefoil,
• travel-cot,
• Dorrfly,
• trivalent,
• tarrafal,
• terryville,
• drawful,
• trivoli,
• Snail-trefoil,
• trifolii,
• traveler,
• draveil,
• trevally,
• trifolia,
• turville,
• DRFUL,
• darvill,
• traveled,
• trioval,
• drevill,
• Trifallow,
• tearfully,
• tearful,
• out-travel,
• darvall,
• tervel,
• trivial,
• travelog,
• torvill,
• travel-jaded,
• traubel,
• taravella,
• Trifoly,
• turville-petre,
• diervilla,
• travel to,
• Treeful,
• Trefle,
• travel-worn,
• darvel,
• trifly,
• direfully,
• trouvaille,
• non-trivial,
• Derival,
• 1DRFUL,
• Traphole,
• travel-weary,
• dorval,
• DROFL,
• drivel,
• deerfly,
• TRVL,
• dorival,
• travel-related,
• travel.com,
• dorfl,
• derful,
• trafillio,
• trivially,
• Drevil.

The adverb form of "travel" is "travelling" or "travelled" in British English, while in American English, it is typically "traveling" or "traveled".

The adjective form of the word "travel" is "traveling" or "travelling" (both spellings are accepted).

The plural of the "travel" can be the "travels".

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