long
measuring a great distance from end to end; to yearn for
I long to see my family again.
long-term
lasting for an extended period
They signed a long-term lease.
long-distance
covering or extending over a great distance
She took a long-distance flight to visit her parents.
long-standing
having existed or continued for a long time
This is a long-standing tradition in our village.
long-suffering
patiently enduring hardship or provocation
His long-suffering colleagues tolerated the repeated delays.
longhand
writing done by hand (as opposed to shorthand or typing)
Please submit the form in longhand rather than typing it.
longbow
a tall, powerful bow used especially in medieval archery
The archer drew his longbow and prepared to shoot.
long-winded
using more words than necessary; verbose
His long-winded speech lost the audience's attention.
lifelong
lasting for the entire life of a person
She made a lifelong commitment to helping disadvantaged children.
prolong
to make something continue for a longer time; extend
They decided to prolong the meeting to finish the discussion.