Plural form referring to multiple arrivals or instances of someone coming to a place.
From Old English 'cuman' meaning 'to come,' with the '-ing' suffix creating a gerund or noun form that can be pluralized; common in the phrase 'comings and goings.'
The phrase 'comings and goings' became so popular in English that it treats movement as a balanced duality—notice how we almost never say just one without the other, creating a poetic rhythm that mirrors life's natural flow.
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