Sojourn (noun)

A temporary stay or visit in a place.

Origin:

Derived from the old french word 'sojorner' meaning 'to spend the night', the term 'sojourn' first appeared in the late 15th century and referred to a temporary stay or visit in a place.

Examples:

1. The young couple was looking forward to their sojourn in the mountains, where they could relax and enjoy the scenic views.
2. The business executive was on a short sojourn in Paris before heading back to the office.
3. The artist was inspired by her sojourn in the countryside, where she was able to immerse herself in nature and create some of her best work.
4. The sojourn was meant to be a brief respite from the stress of city life, but ended up becoming a permanent move.
5. The family's sojourn in the south was marked by a series of adventures and new experiences.