Recur

rē-kur′, v.i. to return, resort: to happen at a stated interval:— pr.p. recur′ring; pa.t. and pa.p. recurred′. — ns. Recur′rence , Recur′rency , return.— adj. Recur′rent , returning at intervals: ( an at. ) running back in the opposite to a former direction: ( entom. ) turned back toward the base.— adv. Recur′rently .— Recurring decimal , a decimal in which after a certain point the digits are continually repeated— repeating , if but one recurring figure; circulating, if more than one. [Fr.,—L. recurrĕre — re- , back, currĕre , to run.]