The act or process of flowing or running together; the point where things unite or join, especially water sources.
From Latin 'corrivatio,' noun form of 'corrivare' (to flow together), describing the action or result of streams joining to form a larger body of water.
Ancient Roman engineers obsessed over 'corrivation'—understanding how water converges allowed them to build aqueducts that supplied entire cities, making this a foundational concept of Western infrastructure.
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