Meaning of missing (what is it, concept and definition)

What is Missing:

To miss means to miss or feel the lack of someone or something. It is a feeling of nostalgia that is experienced towards what is absent, what is not or has ceased to be.

We can miss a person, a family member or a friend who has gone to distant lands, or who is not or has passed on to a better life; to a beloved pet that has been lost or has passed away. For example: "Sometimes I miss my grandmother a lot, I used to have fun with her."

We can also miss past times, which we remember as better than those present, or more enjoyable when it comes to our experience: "I miss the times of college, friends, parties."

Also, we can miss something that we liked, a product that we liked, a food that we used to eat, and that, for one reason or another, we can no longer find it: “I miss those chocolates”.

The expression "to miss" is Portuguese, derived from the old Portuguese expression achar menos , which would literally translate to "find less", but with the implicit sense of "feeling want of".

On the other hand, it is incorrect to say h miss , with h , an error that may be due to the similarity between echo (present to cast) with fact (past participle of make): "I miss her".

Synonyms of missing, meanwhile, are missing, longing, missing.

In English, we can translate the expression to miss as to miss . For example: " I really miss you ".