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Noun: itinerancy  I'ti-nu-run(t)-see [N. Amer], i'ti-nu-run(t)-see or I'ti-nu-run(t)-see [Brit]
  1. The state or practice of travelling from place to place, especially to perform work or duties
    "The preacher's itinerancy took him to different congregations each week"
     
  2. An official duty or custom involving frequent changes of residence
    "Methodist ministers often practice itinerancy, moving to different churches every few years"

Derived forms: itinerancies

Encyclopedia: Itinerancy