I miss you.

To watch, to see, or to view something or someone, often used in the context of looking at or observing with attention or for a particular purpose.

I miss you.

To feel a desire or a longing for something or someone, often with a sense of missing or wanting to be in the presence of the object of this emotion.

Saying this makes me miss you even more.

In this manner or way; thus

Saying this makes me miss you even more.

To express thoughts verbally in spoken or written words; to communicate by speaking

Saying this makes me miss you even more.

To a greater extent; more

Saying this makes me miss you even more.

To perceive with the eyes; to observe or examine

Saying this makes me miss you even more.

To have a desire or yearning; to feel a need or longing for something

Even when I look at your photos, I miss you.

A plural second person pronoun used to refer to the group of people being addressed

Even when I look at your photos, I miss you.

A representation of a person, object, or scene in the form of a print or transparent slide; recorded by a camera on light-sensitive material

Even when I look at your photos, I miss you.

To perceive with the eyes; to observe

Even when I look at your photos, I miss you.

To perceive with the eyes; to observe

Even when I look at your photos, I miss you.

To have a strong desire or wish for something or to do something

Time is so cruel, I resent us.

To an excessive or extreme degree; used to emphasize a negative attribute.

Time is so cruel, I resent us.

To be cruel or harsh in a way that makes someone feel hurt or neglected.

Time is so cruel, I resent us.

The indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole.

Time is so cruel, I resent us.

The first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves as the subject of a verb.

Time is so cruel, I resent us.

The first-person plural pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves and one or more other people as the subject of a verb.

Time is so cruel, I resent us.

To feel a strong dislike for or hostility towards someone or something.

Now, even seeing each other's face has become difficult for us.

At this point in time or from now on; henceforth.

Now, even seeing each other's face has become difficult for us.

The front part of a person's head from the forehead to the chin, or the corresponding part in an animal.

Now, even seeing each other's face has become difficult for us.

One time only; on a single occasion.

Now, even seeing each other's face has become difficult for us.

The act of perceiving with the eyes; visual inspection.

Now, even seeing each other's face has become difficult for us.

Even; used to express that something is included despite being considered unlikely or surprising.

Now, even seeing each other's face has become difficult for us.

Became difficult; past tense indicating that an action or process has developed into a state of difficulty.

Now, even seeing each other's faces has become difficult for us.

A pronoun in plural form referring to 'we' or 'us', indicating the speaker and one or more others.

It's all winter here, even August brings winter.

This term refers to the current location or place where the speaker or subject is situated.

It's all winter here, even August brings winter.

An adverb describing a situation or condition where something is everywhere or covers everything.

It's all winter here, even August brings winter.

The coldest season of the year, typically marked by short days, long nights, and dropping temperatures, often associated with snow and ice.

It's all winter here, even August brings winter.

A phrase indicating that nothing else is present or available except for what has been mentioned.

It's all winter here, even August brings winter.

Even in the eighth month of the year, which is typically characterized by warm or hot weather.

It's all winter here, even August brings winter.

The noun form of the coldest season of the year, used in a context to indicate its presence or arrival.

It's all winter here, even August brings winter.

To arrive at a place or to come into existence or to be present, typically in a way that is noticeable

The heart races through time, like a lone train left in a snow country

The non-physical element of a person that feels, thinks, desires, and is often regarded as the repository of emotions and intangible qualities.

The heart races through time, like a lone train left in a snow country

A continuous, indefinite progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole.

The heart races through time, like a lone train left in a snow country

To move swiftly on foot so that both feet leave the ground during each stride.

The heart races through time, like a lone train left in a snow country

Being in a place or situation without the presence of others; alone.

The heart races through time, like a lone train left in a snow country

To remain behind or continue to exist after others have gone or passed away.

The heart races through time, like a lone train left in a snow country

A metaphorical expression for a train traveling through a snowy landscape, often used to evoke imagery of a journey in a winter setting.

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

A second person singular pronoun referring to the person being addressed

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

The part of the body at the end of the arm, including the palm, fingers, and thumb

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

To take hold of something or someone with one's hand

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

The planet on which we live; the world

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

The side or part that is furthest from the point where one is, often used to refer to the most distant point of something

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

To move or travel from one place to another

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

The coldest season of the year in the northern hemisphere from December to February and in the southern hemisphere from June to August, characterized by the shortest days and lowest average temperatures.

I want to hold your hand and go to the other side of the Earth, to end the winter.

To bring something to a conclusion or to a point where nothing further is required; to finish, terminate, or conclude.

How much must these longings fall like snow before that spring day comes, friend?

A feeling of longing or yearning, especially for someone or something absent

How much must these longings fall like snow before that spring day comes, friend?

To what extent or degree; used to ask about the quantity, amount, or level of something

How much must these longings fall like snow before that spring day comes, friend?

The frozen, crystalline state of water that falls from the sky as soft, white flakes

How much must these longings fall like snow before that spring day comes, friend?

To descend from the air and settle, as in snowflakes or other substances

How much must these longings fall like snow before that spring day comes, friend?

A demonstrative pronoun used to identify a specific person or thing observed or heard by the speaker

How much must these longings fall like snow before that spring day comes, friend?

A day during the season of spring, characterized by warmer weather and blooming nature

How much must these longings fall like snow before that spring day comes, friend?

To move or travel toward the speaker or toward a specified place; to come.

Floating in the air

The expanse of air or outer space that seems to be empty or vast and infinite

Floating in the air

To wander or move aimlessly or without a fixed direction or purpose, often through the air or water

Like a speck of dust, like a speck of dust

Being of a size that is less than normal or usual

Like a speck of dust, like a speck of dust

Fine particles of matter, typically those that are small, dry, and light enough to be carried into the air

If I were the snowflakes flying

To cause to move through the air by exerting force; to blow or cause to float in the air

If I were the snowflakes flying

The frozen, crystalline water particles that fall from the sky, often in flakes, especially in cold weather

If I were the snowflakes flying

To come into being or to have one's starting point at a certain time or place

If only I could reach you a little faster

A small amount or to a slight degree; used to indicate that something is less in amount, degree, or extent

If only I could reach you a little faster

A comparative word used to indicate an increase or addition; also used to compare one thing with another

If only I could reach you a little faster

With greater speed; more quickly

If only I could reach you a little faster

A possessive pronoun in English referring to the person or people that the speaker is addressing

If only I could reach you a little faster

To come into contact with; to reach a destination or an intended target

If only I could reach you a little faster

A word used to indicate ability or possibility

If only I could reach you a little faster

Used to express the existence of something or someone in a particular place or condition

If only I could reach you a little faster

A conjunction used to express a supposition or hypothetical situation that contrasts with reality, often conveying a sense of regret or longing

Snowflakes are falling.

The crystalline form of water ice that falls from the atmosphere as precipitation, often seen in a unique and intricate six-fold symmetrical shape

Snowflakes are falling.

To drop or descend under the force of gravity from a higher to a lower place or position

Again, it's slowly getting farther away.

Used to indicate repetition or the continuation of an action or a situation, often translated as 'again' or 'also'

Again, it's slowly getting farther away.

Gradually or bit by bit; indicating a small amount or degree when something changes or is done in small stages

Again, it's slowly getting farther away.

To become more distant; to move away or recede from a previous position or condition

I miss you (I miss you).

To see or to look at someone or something; often used to express the desire to be in someone's presence or to witness something

I miss you (I miss you).

To desire, wish for, or long for something or the occurrence of an event; often used to express a strong emotional yearning

I miss you

The act of seeing or observing someone or something, often used to express the desire to be in someone's presence or to witness something personally.

I miss you

A form of a verb that expresses a desire or wish to perform the action denoted by the verb.

How long do I have to wait?

An adverb used to inquire about the degree or extent of an action or condition, often translated as 'how much' or 'how long' in English.

How long do I have to wait?

To remain in a state of anticipation or to delay action until a particular time or event, often implying a sense of expectation.

How many more nights do I have to stay up

Again; once more; used to indicate the repetition of an action or occurrence

How many more nights do I have to stay up

A quantifier used to indicate an indefinite quantity; some; a few

How many more nights do I have to stay up

The period of darkness in each twenty-four hours; the time from sunset to sunrise when it is dark

How many more nights do I have to stay up

To a greater extent; additionally; used to indicate an increase in amount or degree

How many more nights do I have to stay up

To stay awake and not go to sleep, especially throughout the night

Will I get to see you?

A second person singular object pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed

Will I get to see you?

To perceive with the eyes; to observe or examine

Will I get to see you?

To come to be; to become or to be made into

Will we be able to meet?

To come into the presence of by chance or arrangement, or to engage in a social or business interaction.

Past the end of the cold winter

Having a low temperature, especially when compared to the temperature of the human body, and often causing the sensation of coldness

Past the end of the cold winter

The coldest season of the year, in the northern hemisphere from December to February and in the southern hemisphere from June to August

Past the end of the cold winter

The final part, point, or stage in a process, event, or period of time

Past the end of the cold winter

To go past or move by something or someone

Until spring comes again

Again; one more time; anew; afresh.

Until spring comes again

A period of the year characterized by warmer weather, growth of plants and flowers, and the reawakening of nature after winter.

Until spring comes again

To come or arrive at a destination or condition.

Until spring comes again

Until the time; up to the point when an event or specific moment occurs.

I'll come to pick you up

An informal future tense expression indicating the speaker's intention to come or go somewhere

Until the flowers bloom

The reproductive structure found in flowering plants, characterized by its colorful petals and typically having a pleasant fragrance, which is often cultivated for its beauty and used symbolically in various ceremonies and occasions.

Until the flowers bloom

To cause to develop or come into existence, especially with reference to natural processes; to bring about the blooming or blossoming of a plant or flower.

Until the flowers bloom

A conjunction used to indicate the duration of an action or event, meaning 'until' or 'up to the time when' something happens or is expected to happen.

Stay there a little longer, stay.

A place or location being referred to.

Stay there a little longer, stay.

A word used to make a request or expression less direct and more polite, often translated as 'please' or 'a bit'.

Stay there a little longer, stay.

A comparative word used to indicate a greater degree or extent of something.

Stay there a little longer, stay.

To stay or remain in a place for a period of time.

I wonder if you have changed

A second person singular pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed.

I wonder if you have changed

To undergo a process of change or transformation in characteristics, state, or condition, often implying a significant or fundamental alteration.

I wonder if you have changed

A pronoun used to refer to a specific thing previously mentioned, known, or understood from the context.

Or is it me who has changed

Used to introduce an alternative or a possibility; it could also mean 'or else' when suggesting that if something is not done, there will be negative consequences.

Or is it me who has changed

The possessive form of the pronoun 'I', indicating ownership, relation, or association.

Or is it me who has changed

The subject marker in Korean, used after a noun or pronoun to indicate that the noun or pronoun is the subject of the verb.

Or is it me who has changed

To undergo a transformation or alteration; to change in form, appearance, nature, substance, or the like.

Or is it me who has changed

A thing or an object; used to refer to an inanimate item, a concept, or an abstract entity.

Or is it me who has changed

A question marker in Korean, used at the end of a sentence to indicate that the sentence is a question.

I even hate the time that flows by this moment.

Used to refer to the thing or situation just mentioned or to a more specific thing or situation that is clear from the context

I even hate the time that flows by this moment.

A very brief portion of time; a particular point or period of time, especially as it relates to an event of some kind

I even hate the time that flows by this moment.

To move or flow continuously or steadily, typically in a stream or as part of a system involving movement

I even hate the time that flows by this moment.

The indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole; a dimension in which events occur in succession from the past through the present to the future

I even hate the time that flows by this moment.

Even; used to indicate that something is included as part of a statement or judgment

I even hate the time that flows by this moment.

To feel resentment against someone or something due to a past event or action

We've changed, haven't we? Everyone does, don't they?

A plural pronoun referring to a group that includes the speaker and at least one other person.

We've changed, haven't we? Everyone does, don't they?

To undergo a transformation or transition; to change in form, appearance, nature, substance, or the like.

We've changed, haven't we? Everyone does, don't they?

A term used to refer to a person without a home, often implying poverty or destitution.

We've changed, haven't we? Everyone does, don't they?

A word used to ask for information specifying something within a certain range or among many possibilities; often used rhetorically to express uncertainty or to ponder.

We've changed, haven't we? Everyone does, don't they?

Every person or thing in the group being considered; the whole number or entire sum of relevant individuals or items.

We've changed, haven't we? Everyone does, don't they?

To be in a certain way or manner; often used to agree with a statement or situation that is typical or expected.

Yes, I resent you, even though you left.

An expression used to agree or acknowledge what has been said, sometimes used to signal the continuation of a conversation.

Yes, I resent you, even though you left.

To be disliked or to evoke a feeling of aversion, often due to unpleasant characteristics or behaviors.

Yes, I resent you, even though you left.

A second person singular pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed.

Yes, I resent you, even though you left.

A contraction of a pronoun and verb that is used to refer to a second person singular subject in the context of what they have done or their state of being.

Yes, I resent you, even though you left.

Although having departed or left, often implying a sense of continuation or despite the fact of leaving.

I have never forgotten you, not even for a single day.

A single unit or instance, often used to emphasize the singularity or distinctness of a moment or item.

I have never forgotten you, not even for a single day.

A period of twenty-four hours as a unit of time, typically from midnight to midnight, reckoned from one midnight to the next, representing a full rotation of the earth on its axis.

I have never forgotten you, not even for a single day.

A second person pronoun used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing.

I have never forgotten you, not even for a single day.

To fail to remember or to have a lapse in memory; the act of not being able to bring something back to one's mind.

I have never forgotten you, not even for a single day.

A term used to denote an instance or occurrence of something, often used in contexts where it refers to a time or instance in which something happened.

I have never forgotten you, not even for a single day.

The state of being not present or lacking; the absence of something.

I have never forgotten you, not even for a single day.

A first-person singular pronoun used by a speaker to refer to themselves.

Honestly, I miss you, but I'll erase you now.

In a manner that expresses truth and sincerity without deceit; honestly.

Honestly, I miss you, but I'll erase you now.

To perceive with the eyes; to observe or examine.

Honestly, I miss you, but I'll erase you now.

To have a desire or yearning; to wish or long for something.

Honestly, I miss you, but I'll erase you now.

An expression used to indicate the end of something or to suggest that one is leaving or stopping what they are doing.

Honestly, I miss you, but I'll erase you now.

A second person singular pronoun referring to the person being addressed.

Honestly, I miss you, but I'll erase you now.

To erase or remove completely something that was written or recorded; to eliminate from one's mind or memory.

It hurts less than resenting you.

This term is used to refer to something that is being discussed or has been mentioned previously in the conversation or text.

It hurts less than resenting you.

A pronoun used to refer to a previously mentioned or easily identified person or thing in a direct or indirect manner.

It hurts less than resenting you.

To feel resentment or bitterness towards someone for their actions or for a perceived wrong done.

It hurts less than resenting you.

A comparative term used to indicate that one thing is being considered in relation to another.

It hurts less than resenting you.

To a lesser extent or degree; not as much.

It hurts less than resenting you.

Causing a sensation of physical pain or discomfort.

I try to blow you out, as if you're cold

To feel a sensation of coldness or a lack of warmth, often causing discomfort or a slight shivering feeling

I try to blow you out, as if you're cold

A second person singular pronoun used to refer to the person being addressed

I try to blow you out, as if you're cold

To exhale or emit air or gas from the mouth or another opening

I try to blow you out, as if you're cold

To perceive with the eyes; to observe or to watch

Like smoke, like white smoke

A visible vapor consisting of fine particles of matter that are suspended in the air, typically resulting from the combustion of materials or produced artificially to give a smoky effect in a performance or display

Like smoke, like white smoke

Of the color of milk or fresh snow, due to the reflection of most wavelengths of visible light; the opposite of black

Even if I say I've erased you with words

A unit of language, consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written representation, that functions as a principal carrier of meaning. Words are composed of one or more morphemes and are either the smallest units susceptible to independent use or consist of two or three such units combined under certain linking conditions, as with the loss of primary accent that distinguishes 'blackbird' from 'black bird'. Words are also a means of communication symbolizing and signifying a complex of images, ideas, emotions, and actions.

Even if I say I've erased you with words

To remove or obliterate written or printed matter, especially by drawing a line through it or marking it in some way, to indicate that it should be disregarded or treated as if it never existed.

Even if I say I've erased you with words

To perform an action or task, often implying the completion of an act or to carry out a function or exercise a skill.

The truth is, I still can't let you go.

In reality or in truth, often used to introduce a statement that is more accurate than what has been previously mentioned.

The truth is, I still can't let you go.

A contraction of 'I am' or 'I', typically used to express the subject's actions, feelings, or thoughts.

The truth is, I still can't let you go.

Not yet; still; up to and including the present or the time mentioned; even now (or then) as formerly.

The truth is, I still can't let you go.

A colloquial term for 'you', used to refer to the person being addressed or spoken about.

The truth is, I still can't let you go.

To send away, dispatch, or let go; to cause or permit to leave or to go away.

The truth is, I still can't let you go.

Being unable to do; not having the ability, qualification, or strength to perform an action or task.

Chorus: Jung Kook & j-hope, Jung Kook, V & j-hope

A male given name of Korean origin, commonly used in South Korea, which may be given to individuals of male gender.

Chorus: Jung Kook & j-hope, Jung Kook, V & j-hope

A stage name used by a South Korean male performer who is known for his work in a particular field of entertainment, specifically in music as a rapper and dancer.

Chorus: Jung Kook & j-hope, Jung Kook, V & j-hope

A stage name adopted by a South Korean male artist known for his singing, who is a member of a well-known musical group from South Korea.

Snowflakes are falling

The crystalline form of water ice that falls from the atmosphere as precipitation, often characterized by its unique, delicate, and symmetrical patterns

Snowflakes are falling

To drop or fall suddenly and often freely without control from a higher to a lower level or position

Again, it's slowly getting farther away.

Used to indicate repetition or the continuation of an action or a situation, often translated as 'again' or 'also'

Again, it's slowly getting farther away.

Gradually or bit by bit; used to describe an action or process that is happening slowly and by small degrees or amounts

Again, it's slowly getting farther away.

To become more distant; to move away or recede from a previous position or condition

I miss you (I miss you).

The act of wanting to see or be in the presence of someone or something again, often because of affection or longing

I miss you (I miss you).

A form used to express a strong desire or wish for something to happen, often used in the context of wanting to experience or do something

I miss you

The act of seeing or looking at someone or something

I miss you

To feel a desire or a longing for a person or thing that is not present

How long do I have to wait

An adverb used to inquire about the degree, extent, or duration of an action or condition, often translated as 'how much' or 'how long' in English

How long do I have to wait

To remain in a state of anticipation or to delay action until a particular time or event, often implying a sense of expectation

How many more nights do I have to stay up

Again; once more; used to indicate the repetition of an action or occurrence

How many more nights do I have to stay up

A quantifier used to indicate an indefinite quantity; some; a few

How many more nights do I have to stay up

The period of darkness in every twenty-four hours; the time from sunset to sunrise when it is dark

How many more nights do I have to stay up

To a greater extent; additionally; used to indicate an increase in degree or amount

How many more nights do I have to stay up

To spend or pass (usually a period of time) in a specific way, manner or condition

Will I get to see you? (Will I get to see you?)

A term used to refer to a specific person or thing that is the direct object of an action

Will I get to see you? (Will I get to see you?)

To perceive with the eyes; to observe or examine

Will I get to see you? (Will I get to see you?)

To come to pass; to take place or happen

Will we be able to meet?

To come into the presence or company of someone by chance or arrangement.

Morning will come again.

The time of day when light first appears, which is considered the beginning of the day and when people typically start their daily activities

Morning will come again.

Again or another time; once more; anew

Morning will come again.

To come or go into a particular place or to approach a specific point in time or a particular state

No darkness or season

Used to refer to a particular thing or things when it is not important to say exactly which

No darkness or season

The absence or cessation of visible light, a state of little or no light, typically because the sun is below the horizon, or a place or time characterized by this

No darkness or season

One of the four periods of the year (spring, summer, autumn, and winter), marked by particular weather patterns and daylight hours, resulting from the earth's changing position with regard to the sun

Nothing is eternal

To continue indefinitely without cessation or conclusion; everlasting or eternal in nature

Nothing is eternal

A numerical quantity or amount denoted by an Arabic or Roman numeral and used to represent this quantity in counting or labeling

Nothing is eternal

To be absent; not to exist or be present in any form or to any extent

The cherry blossoms must be blooming.

The flower of a cherry tree, which is notable for its delicate pink or white blossoms that are widely celebrated and often associated with spring.

The cherry blossoms must be blooming.

To bloom or come into flower, typically referring to the process by which plants produce flowers or blossoms, often indicating a particular season or time of year.

This winter is also coming to an end.

A topic marker in Korean, often used to mark the subject or topic of a sentence.

This winter is also coming to an end.

The coldest season of the year in the polar and temperate zones, typically marked by the shortest days and lowest average temperatures.

This winter is also coming to an end.

A particle in Korean used to indicate inclusion or addition, similar to the English word 'also' or 'too'.

This winter is also coming to an end.

The final point or the last part of something, or the termination of an event or condition.

This winter is also coming to an end.

A verb conjugation in Korean indicating present tense, polite form, used to suggest that an action is taking place or a state is being realized, often translated as 'it seems' or 'I guess'.

I miss you (I miss you, ah)

To want to see or meet someone or something after a period of absence or separation, often implying a sense of longing or desire

I miss you (I miss you, ah)

The form of a verb used to indicate a desire or wish to perform the action denoted by the verb, often expressing an unrealized or unfulfilled action

I miss you (I miss you, ah-ah-ah)

To see or to look at someone or something; often used to express the desire to see or be in the presence of someone or something

I miss you (I miss you, ah-ah-ah)

To desire, wish for, or long for something; often used to express a strong emotional yearning for someone or something

Just wait a little longer (if you wait).

A small amount or degree; used to indicate that something is not much or to a lesser extent

Just wait a little longer (if you wait).

To remain in place in anticipation of or until a particular event, period of time, or occurrence

Just a few more nights of staying up

A word indicating an unspecified small number of days, typically used to suggest a short period of time

Just a few more nights of staying up

The period of darkness in every twenty-four hours; the time from sunset to sunrise when it is dark outside, commonly associated with sleep

Just a few more nights of staying up

A comparative word used to indicate an increase in degree, quantity, or intensity

Just a few more nights of staying up

To stay awake and not go to sleep, especially during a time when one would normally sleep

I'll come to meet you (I'll come to meet you)

To come into the presence of by chance or arrangement, or to engage in a social or business interaction

I'll come to meet you (I'll come to meet you)

To move or travel towards a specified place, especially intentionally

I'll come to pick you up

To go and pick someone up or to fetch someone from a place

After the end of the cold winter

Having a low temperature, especially when compared to the temperature of the human body, and often causing the sensation of coldness

After the end of the cold winter

The coldest season of the year, in the northern hemisphere from December to February and in the southern hemisphere from June to August

After the end of the cold winter

The final part, point, or stage in a process, event, or period of time

After the end of the cold winter

To go past or move over something with continuous progress

Until spring comes again

Again or once more, typically indicating a repetition of an action or event

Until spring comes again

A period of the year characterized by mild weather and the blossoming of flowers, following winter and preceding summer

Until spring comes again

To come or move toward a place thought of as a goal or point of arrival

Until spring comes again

Up to the point in time or the event mentioned

Until the flowers bloom

The reproductive structure found in flowering plants, characterized by petals, sepals, stamens, and pistils, often brightly colored and fragrant, designed to attract pollinators and capable of developing into fruit containing seeds.

Until the flowers bloom

To cause to burn or ignite; to set something alight or to begin to burn; in a broader sense, it can also mean to bring about or initiate the occurrence of something.

Until the flowers bloom

A specific point or period in time when something happens or occurs, or a particular occasion or instance.

Stay there a bit longer, stay longer

A term referring to a specific place or location that is being indicated or mentioned in the context.

Stay there a bit longer, stay longer

A word used to request that someone or something should do something to a small or moderate extent.

Stay there a bit longer, stay longer

A comparative word used to indicate an increase in degree, quantity, or extent of something mentioned.

Stay there a bit longer, stay longer

To continue to stay in a place or position for a period of time; to not leave.