Itinerant (adj) (noun)
it-in-er-unt
Travelling from place to place. / A person who travels from place to place.
Late 16th century (used to describe a judge travelling on a circuit): from late Latin itinerant- ‘travelling’, from the verb itinerari, from Latin iter, itiner- ‘journey, road’.
Example sentences
“The circus is itinerant, you’ll have to wait for it to return.”
“You can’t trust him, he’s an itinerant.”
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