on one's way

1. See on the way.

2. Also, be on one's way. Leave, get going, as in " On your way," said the officer, trying to move the crowd, or It's been a wonderful party but we must be on our way now. [Early 1900s]

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
'El'azar	-	Biblical Hebrew
Valdemaras	-	Lithuanian
Dubaku	-	Western African, Akan
Larissa	lə-RIS-ə (English)	English, Portuguese (Brazilian), Greek Mythology (Latinized)
Nikusha	-	Georgian
Sally	SAL-ee	English