Stayings, noun (plural)
1. The act or condition of remaining in a particular place, position, or state; the state of staying or staying put.
2. The duration or period of remaining in a specific location, position, or state.
3. Tendencies or qualities that promote or support endurance, persistence, or longevity in a situation or condition.
4. Residues or remnants left behind after a process or activity has taken place.
5. The continuation or maintenance of a particular course of action, behavior, or pattern.
6. The ability to withstand or resist change, challenge, or difficulty; steadfastness.
7. The state or act of remaining in a fixed or predetermined position, especially in sports or physical activities.
8. Accommodation or lodging provided for temporary residents or guests, typically in hotels, inns, or other establishments.
9. The process of accepting or abiding by a decision, ruling, or judgement, especially when it involves legal or regulatory matters.
10. The availability or presence of specific facilities, services, or amenities in a given location or establishment.
Overall, stayings refer to the act, condition, duration, or qualities of remaining, persisting, enduring, or abiding by a particular place, position, state, decision, or course of action. It encompasses the ideas of stability, resilience, lodging, and availability.
