Trudge (verb)

To walk slowly and with heavy steps, especially because of tiredness or difficulty.

Origin:

The word trudge comes from the middle english word "trugen" meaning to walk heavily and with effort.

Examples:

1. He trudged through the snowy streets.
2. She trudged up the steep hill.
3. The soldiers trudged through the mud, carrying heavy packs on their backs.
4. I trudged to school every day, no matter how tired I was.
5. After hours of hiking, we finally reached the summit, trudging through the last stretch of rocky terrain.