English
Etymology
drowsy + -ness
Noun
drowsiness (usually uncountable, plural drowsinesses)
- State of being drowsy.
Translations
State of being drowsy
- Armenian:
- Old Armenian: նիրհ f (nirh)
- Bulgarian: сънливост (bg) (sǎnlivost)
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 睡意 (zh) (shuìyì), 嗜睡 (shìshuì), 嗜睡症 (shìshuìzhèng)
- Dutch: slaperig (nl)
- Finnish: uneliaisuus (fi)
- French: somnolence (fr) f, assoupissement (fr) m, torpeur (fr) f
- Old French: dorveille f
- Georgian: თვლემა (tvlema)
- German: Schläfrigkeit (de) f
- Greek: νύστα (el) f (nýsta)
- Ancient: ληθᾱργῐ́ᾱ f (lēthārgíā)
- Hindi: झूम (hi) f (jhūm)
- Icelandic: höfgi (is) m
- Irish: codlatacht f, marbhnéal m, meathchodladh m, míogarnach f, múisiam m, múisiúntacht f, sáimhríocht f, sámhántacht f, scim f, suanmhaireacht
- Italian: sonnolenza (it) f, sopore (it) m, letargia (it) f, sopore (it) m, sopimento m
- Japanese: 眠気 (ねむけ, nemuke), 眠け (ねむけ, nemuke)
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- Korean: 졸음 (ko) (joreum)
- Latin: somnus m, sopor m, lēthargus m, somnolentia f, lēthargia f
- Latvian: miegainums m, miegainība f
- Navajo: bił
- Pali: middha
- Portuguese: sonolência (pt) f, torpor (pt) m
- Russian: сонли́вость (ru) f (sonlívostʹ)
- Sanskrit: स्वप्न (sa) m (svápna)
- Scottish Gaelic: èislean m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Cyrillic: mȁmūrnōst (sh), дрѐмљиво̄ст f
- Roman: pospanost (sh), mȁmūrnōst (sh), drèmljivōst (sh), fjȁka (sh) f
- Spanish: soñolencia f, somnolencia (es) f, sopor (es) m, duermevela (es) f, adormecimiento (es) m, modorra (es) f
- Swedish: sömnighet (sv) c
- Tagalog: antok
- Telugu: మైకము (te) (maikamu)
- Thai: ความง่วง (kwaam-ngûuang)
- Turkish: bilinçsizlik (tr), gaflet (tr), rehavet (tr), uyuşukluk (tr)
- Urdu: جھوم f (jhūm)
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