“To stay long” in Japanese
Short answer
To stay long in Japanese is “入り浸る” (iribitaru). Full meaning: to stay long, to hang around, to hang out, to frequent; to be immersed (in water) for a long time, to soak.
Other ways to say “To stay long” in Japanese
居着く
itsuku to settle down, to stay (for good), to stay long, to stay on
入浸る
iribitaru to stay long, to hang around, to hang out, to frequent; to be immersed (in water) for a long time, to soak
入りびたる
iribitaru to stay long, to hang around, to hang out, to frequent; to be immersed (in water) for a long time, to soak
いりびたる
iribitaru to stay long, to hang around, to hang out, to frequent; to be immersed (in water) for a long time, to soak
泊を重ねる
hakuwokasaneru to stay long
居つく
itsuku to settle down, to stay (for good), to stay long, to stay on
居付く
itsuku to settle down, to stay (for good), to stay long, to stay on
いつく
itsuku to settle down, to stay (for good), to stay long, to stay on
いつこ
itsuko to settle down, to stay (for good), to stay long, to stay on
入浸っ
iribita to stay long, to hang around, to hang out, to frequent; to be immersed (in water) for a long time, to soak
入浸ッ
iribita to stay long, to hang around, to hang out, to frequent; to be immersed (in water) for a long time, to soak
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