Itinerars

Itinerars is an infrequent or nonstandard plural form that some texts or brands may use, but it is not widely recognized as the correct English plural for itinerary. In standard English, the noun itinerary refers to a planned route of travel, and its plural is itineraries. The form itinerars is not listed as a standard plural by major dictionaries and is generally considered a misspelling or a stylistic choice rather than proper grammar.

Etymology and related forms: The word itinerary comes from Latin itinerarium, with the English plural itineraries. The Latin plural is itineraria. In scholarly or historical writing, itineraria may appear as a Latin plural or used in English to reflect Latin usage; itinerars is not a classical or widely accepted variant.

Usage considerations: When writing formally about multiple travel plans, use itineraries. If you encounter itinerars in text, determine whether it is a typographical error, a deliberate branding choice, or a proper noun (such as a product name or fictional entity). In most neutral or editorial contexts, replacing it with itineraries or, when appropriate, itineraria, is advisable.

See also: Itinerary, Itinerarium, Itineraria, Travel planning, Route planning.