Concur

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 23
kon-kur′, v.i. to run together: to meet in one point: to coincide: to act together: to agree: to a ent to:— pr.p. concur′ring; pa.p. concurred′. — ns. Concur′rence , the meeting of lines: union: joint action: a ent; Concur′rency .— adj. Concur′rent , of lines meeting in the same point: coming, acting, or existing together: united: accompanying.— n. one that concurs: a competitor: one who accompanies a sheriff's officer as witne .— adv. Concur′rently .— adj. Concur′ring , agreeing. [L. concurrĕre , from con , together, currĕre , cursum , to run.]
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