Running or flowing in different directions; moving about; characterized by wandering or scattered movement.
From Latin 'discurrens' (present participle of 'discurrere'), combining 'dis-' (in different directions) and 'currens' (running, flowing). The adjective form describes something characterized by this scattered, multi-directional movement.
You might find 'discurrent' in botanical texts describing branching patterns of plants or rivers that split into multiple streams. It's a beautifully precise word for 'flowing in multiple directions' that modern English abandoned in favor of vaguer terms like 'spreading.'
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