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anay

anay

9.9
For a short time
  • adverb
translation icon : temporalmente
  • I will stay anay for now.

Examples

  • The villagers took shelter anay until the storm had passed.

  • Let us wait anay and see how the situation develops.

  • He decided to rest anay before continuing his journey through the forest.

  • Stay here anay!

  • He decided to stay anay while the rain fell outside.

  • Let us sit anay for a moment and enjoy the view.

  • They chose to remain anay during the meeting for a better understanding.

Synonyms

for a while
vsanay
1.0

For a short time

covers both short periods and a present temporary state
temporarily
vsanay
222 3.2

For a short time and not permanent

is a more phrasal way to express that temporary idea
189 3.4

For a short time that is not meant to last

covers that meaning but also general short periods beyond now
106 3.4

For now until the situation changes

is similar but can also mean a short unspecified interval
awhile
vsanay
53 2.9

For a short time

is broader, covering temporary periods not only very brief ones
transiently
vsanay
1 6.8

For a short time before returning to normal

is broader, covering brief or moderately short temporary periods
ad interim
vsanay
  • Formal
8.5

For a short time until a permanent one takes over

is the common phrasing for everyday temporary use

Antonyms

218 2.9

Stays the same for all time

How Long

anay
9.9
briefly
414 1.0
momentarily
47 3.7

Surface Forms

anay positive

Etymology

The word anay is easy to remember if you think of an as 'one' and imagine a single short moment. So anay means 'for a while' or 'temporarily'.