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Not all who wander are lost; some are just allergic to staying put.
means A person who travels from place to place without a fixed destination or home, often by inclination rather than necessity.
from From Old English 'wandrian,' meaning to move about aimlessly, roam, or stray. It shares deep Germanic roots with 'wenden' (to turn) — a wanderer is, etymologically, someone forever turning this way and that, never settling on one direction. The same family gives us 'wend' (as in 'wend your way') and is a distant cousin of 'wind' in the sense of a winding path.
word rootShares ancestry with wind — both never sit still
famous paintingFriedrich's foggy wanderer became philosophy's unofficial mascot
animal versionWandering albatross glides 10,000 miles without flapping
old lawMedieval vagrancy laws once made wandering a crime
the ironyMany wander to find exactly what they left