No. 629 in Hebrew
הולכים
"Are walking" or "go" (plural).
In a sentence
אנחנו הולכים לשוק ביום שבת.
We are going to the market on Saturday.
"הולכים" in this sentence expresses the action of going somewhere, commonly used for 'going' or 'attending' in the present tense.
ההולכים בדרך זו יגיעו במהרה.
Those who walk this path will arrive soon.
"הולכים" here is used as a noun, meaning 'those who are walking' or 'pedestrians' in this context.
הזמנים הללו הולכים ונעשים קשים יותר.
These times are progressively becoming harder.
"הולכים" in this sentence indicates progression, a usage that implies an ongoing increase or intensification of the described state.
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