Itinerary
/aɪˈtɪn.ə.rer.i/noun
A planned route or schedule of a journey.
Did you know?Roman itineraria were practical journey guides that recorded roads, distances, and stopping points—ancient predecessors of maps and travel apps.
Etymological Timeline
Proto-Indo-European
PIE
*ei-
“To go”
Ancient Latin
Latin
īre
“To go”
Classical Latin
Latin
iter, itineris
“A journey, route, or way”
Late Latin
Latin
itinerarium
“A guide or description of a journey”
Medieval Latin
Latin
itinerarius
“Relating to a journey”
15th Century
English
itinerary
“A plan or account of a journey”
Modern English
English
itinerary
“A planned route or schedule of travel”