In the most wide-reaching form, that would be a Pedestrian.
'Perambulator' would also have the same meaning, but is somewhat archaic and could be confused with the device 'Perambulator', more commonly known as a 'Pram' or 'Baby Buggy' today.
One who specifically walks in the countryside for pleasure might be known as a 'Rambler'.
As the original poster mentions, there is also the Nomad, but this term implies a specific way of life wherein somebody has no fixed abode and lives by moving from one place to another, usually with some kind of portable accommodation such as a tent. It does not necessarily apply to somebody who merely walks as a means of transportation, but returns to the same home at night, and in fact some nomads do NOT walk, but travel by horse, camel, donkey or even car.
A common term would be sleep walker.
A person from Kazakastan is a Kazakastani, as a person from Oman is an Omani and a peron from Bengal is Bengali.
Juan Peron
Her husband is Juan Peron.
No, Eva Peron is not single.
Yes, in fact Eva was his 2nd wife. After her death Peron married Isabel Martinez de Peron
Eva Peron married to Juan Perón in 18 October 1945
Eva Peron was 5'5" tall.
At a state dinner.
Evita Peron visited Miami in 1947, about a year before her husband Juan Peron visited in 1948, so technically, she was the first Peron in Florida.
On Jupiter, they would weigh 585 pounds.
why would it be difficult for a peron to survive on mercury andneptune