I. īˈtinəˌrerē, -ˌreri also ə̇ˈt- or -nərē or -nəri noun
( -es )
Etymology: Middle English itinerarie, from Late Latin itinerarium, neuter of itinerarius of a journey, itinerary
1.
a.
(1) : a course of travel : route of a journey or tour or trip
an itinerary that took them through Canada
(2) : an official or royal tour or circuit or visitation : progress
when Queen Elizabeth I made one of her periodical itineraries of Kent — Richard Church
b. : a plan or outline of a prospective route to be followed in the course of traveling or touring : sketch of the prospective course of a journey or trip
discussed their itinerary before leaving
2.
a. : a travel account : record of a journey or tour or trip : travel diary
wrote the itinerary in the course of the expedition
b. : a guidebook with information designed for travelers or tourists : roadbook
a helpful itinerary
3. archaic : itinerant
II. adjective
Etymology: Late Latin itinerarius, from Latin itiner-, iter journey + -arius -ary
1. : of or relating to traveling or journeying or touring ; specifically : of or relating to routes or roads followed in traveling or journeying or touring
the itinerary system developed by the ancient Romans
2. archaic : itinerant