SOJOURN, SOJOURNER, SOJOURNING
NOUNS
1375 — TARRY temporary residence, sojourn
1530 — TARRIANCE temporary residence or continuance in a place; sojourn, abiding → arch.
1818 — XENIZATION the fact of sojourning as a stranger
NOUNS, PERSON
1489 — PERHENDINANCER a sojourner, a lodger → obs.
1626 — ADVENTIVE an immigrant, a sojourner → obs.
VERBS
1280 — BIDE to remain in residence; to dwell, to reside, to sojourn → arch.
1366 — HABIT to dwell, to abide, to reside, to sojourn → obs.
1375 — BAIT of travellers: to stop at an inn, orig, to feed the horses, but later also to rest and refresh themselves; hence, to make a brief stay or sojourn
1704 — TARRY to lodge someplace; to sojourn, to abide temporarily → Amer. dial.
1862 — INN to sojourn → Eng. dial.
1880 — KECK to stay or put up at a house temporarily when away from home → Eng. dial.
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