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Root entry · 37 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the state of sleep, including the act of sleeping, drowsiness, and the duration of sleep. It also extends to related concepts like being unaware, inactive, or even a state of deep rest resembling sleep.
Derived headwords
- 1.sleepboth
The well-known state of rest for the body and mind.
- 2.drowsinessboth
A state of light sleep or near-sleep.
- 1.to sleepboth
To enter the state of sleep.
- 2.to lie downboth
To recline or lie down, often in preparation for sleep.
- 3.to be unawareclassical
To be heedless or unmindful of something.
- 4.to be inactiveclassical
To be still or dormant, like a quieted object.
- 1.to sleepboth
Present tense of the verb 'to sleep'.
- 1.sleepingboth
The act or state of sleeping.
- 1.sleepingclassical
An alternative masdar for the act of sleeping.
- 1.sleepboth
A state of sleep or drowsiness.
- 2.a napboth
A short period of sleep.
- 1.sleepingboth
Actively in a state of sleep.
- 2.lying downboth
In a reclining position.
- 1.awakeboth
Not sleeping; conscious.
- 1.sleepersboth
Plural of a person who is sleeping.
- 1.sleepboth
Can refer to sleep collectively or individually.
- 2.sleepersclassical
A collective noun for people who are sleeping.
- 1.sleepy personclassical
A person who sleeps a lot, often used in vocative.
- 1.heavy sleeperboth
Someone who sleeps a lot.
- 2.insignificant personclassical
Someone obscure, unnoticed, or of low status.
- 1.sleepyboth
Prone to sleeping a lot.
- 1.sleepyboth
A person who sleeps a lot.
- 1.very sleepyclassical
Extremely sleepy, often used in vocative.
- 1.insignificantclassical
Someone who is obscure and unnoticed.
- 1.sleep!classical
Imperative form, emphasizing the act of sleeping.
- 1.sleepingboth
Feminine form of 'sleeping'.
- 1.sleeping in the morningclassical
A woman who sleeps late into the day.
- 1.to seek sleepboth
To desire or try to attain sleep.
- 2.to become calmclassical
To become still or quiet.
- 1.to feign sleepboth
To pretend to be asleep when one is not.
- 2.to seek sleepboth
To try to fall asleep.
- 1.deep sleepclassical
A state of profound sleep, like hibernation.
- 1.sleepclassical
A state of good sleep.
- 1.sleeping placeboth
A place where one sleeps.
- 2.sleepboth
Can refer to the act or state of sleep.
- 3.eyeclassical
Metaphorically, the eye where sleep occurs.
- 1.sleeping placeclassical
A place for sleeping.
- 2.blanketclassical
A piece of cloth used for sleeping, like a quilt.
- 1.to make sleepboth
To cause someone to sleep.
- 1.to make sleepboth
To cause someone to sleep.
- 1.calmingclassical
Causing rest or tranquility.
- 1.to make sleepboth
To cause someone to sleep.
- 2.to lullclassical
To soothe into a state of rest or sleep.
- 1.to sleep withboth
To sleep alongside someone.
- 2.to outsleepboth
To sleep more soundly or longer than someone else.
- 1.to outsleepboth
To sleep more soundly or longer than someone else.
- 1.became quietclassical
To cease making noise, like jewelry on a leg.
- 1.place of restclassical
Where water collects and dries, a place of stillness.
- 1.quiltclassical
A type of blanket used for sleeping.
- 1.sleeperboth
A person who is sleeping.
- 1.quiltclassical
A type of blanket, similar to 'al-manamah'.
- 1.a night for sleepingclassical
A night in which one can sleep peacefully.