Tarry (verb)

To remain or stay somewhere longer than intended, to delay or linger.

Origin:

From the old english word "terian" meaning "to remain".

Examples:

1. He tarry for a few minutes to finish his coffee before leaving for work.
2. I tarry too long at the store and missed my train.
3. I tarry for a few moments to take in the beautiful view before continuing on my hike.
4. She tarry in the office after work to finish some projects.
5. I tarry a while longer in the city, I didn't want my vacation to end.