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걸어온

walked (here), taken (a path), followed

→ 걸어오다
verb · past tense Rare #26,759
walked (here) Used before a noun to describe someone or something that walked toward or to a place.
KO: 집까지 걸어온 친구가 물을 마셨어요.
EN: The friend who walked home drank some water.
taken (a path), followed Can describe the course of someone's life or the path they have followed.
KO: 그가 걸어온 길은 쉽지 않았어요.
EN: The path he has taken hasn't been easy.

걸어온 적이 있습니까?

Have you ever walked here?

— 어 퓨 굿 맨 (1992)

내가 걸어온 길?

The path I've walked?

— 걸리 보이 (2019)

아이, 제 발로 걸어온 거 야?

Hey, did you walk here all by yourself?

— Time to Hunt (2020)