somnolentus

πάλαι ποτ' ἦσαν ἄλκιμοι Μιλήσιοι → the Milesians were mighty once

Latin > English

somnolentus somnolenta, somnolentum ADJ :: full of sleep; drowsy; (somnulentus)

somnolentus (somnulentus), a, um (somnus), schlaftrunken, schläfrig, v. leb. Wesen, Solin. 20, 7. Apul. met. 1, 26: von Zuständen, gravedo, betäubende Wirkung, Apul. met. 10, 26.

somnŏlentus (-ŭlentus), a, um (somnus), assoupi : Apul. M. 1, 26.

Albanian: përgjumur; Arabic: نَعْسَان‎; Bulgarian: сънлив; Catalan: somnolent; Chinese Mandarin: 想睡, 昏昏欲睡, 睏／困; Czech: ospalý; Dutch: slaperig; Esperanto: dormema; Finnish: unelias; French: ensommeillé, somnolent; Galician: durmiñento; German: schläfrig; Greek: νυσταγμένος; Ancient Greek: καρηβαρής, καρῶδες, καρώδης, ληθαργικός, νυστακτής, νυσταλέος, νύσταλος, ὑπνηλός, ὑπνηρός, ὑπνίδιος, ὑπνῶδες, ὑπνώδης, ὑπνωτικός; Irish: codlatach, suanmhar, néalmhar, sámh; Italian: insonnolito, assonnato; Japanese: 眠い, 眠たい; Latin: soporus, somnolentus, somniculosus; Latvian: miegains; Lithuanian: mieguistas; Macedonian: сонлив; Maori: pōuruuru, hāmoemoe, hiamoe, hinamoe, harotu; Persian: خواب و بیدار، نیمه خواب‎; Polish: senny, ospały; Portuguese: sonolento, modorrento; Russian: сонный, сонливый, заспанный; Scottish Gaelic: suaineach; Serbo-Croatian Cyrillic: по̏спа̄н, са̀њив, дрѐмљив; Roman: pȍspān, sànjiv, drèmljiv; Spanish: adormecido, soñoliento, somnífero, soporífero, somnoliento; Swedish: dåsig; Welsh: cysglyd