Discurre
Discurre is a Latin verb form associated with the verb discurrere, meaning to run about, to go to and fro, or to move quickly through a space. The sense can be physical, as when a person or object moves across a place, or figurative, describing a speech, argument, or narrative that moves from topic to topic. The form disccurre appears as a common present imperative in Latin, used to command someone to go about or to roam.
Etymology and form: discurrere is built from the prefix dis- (apart, in different directions) and currere (to
Usage in texts: In classical Latin, discurrere frequently describes physical movement through a city, field, or
Related terms: The root currere appears in many Latin derivatives, including courant, corridor, and current in
See also: currere, discursus, discurrere in Latin dictionaries and grammars.