sleepwalking

English

Noun

sleepwalking (countable and uncountable, plural sleepwalkings)

1. The act of walking while not conscious or aware of it, during one's sleep.
   • 2005, Marshall Brown, The Gothic Text (page 56)

     The play presents a whole gamut of such causes, from irrational passions, omens, prophecies, haunted sleepwalkings, nightmares, prodigies of nature, and conjurings, to Laius's ghost in four incarnations […]

Translations

act of walking while not conscious or aware of it, during sleep

• Armenian: լուսնոտություն (hy) (lusnotutʻyun), քնաշրջություն (hy) (kʻnašrǰutʻyun)
• Catalan: somnambulisme (ca) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 夢遊／梦游 (zh) (mèngyóu), 梦游 (zh) (mèngyóu) (act); 夢遊症／梦游症 (zh) (mèngyóuzhèng), 梦游症 (zh) (mèngyóuzhèng) (desease); 夢遊病／梦游病 (zh), 梦游病 (zh) (mèngyóubìng) (desease)

• Dutch: slaapwandelen (nl) n
• Finnish: unissakävely (fi)
• French: somnambulisme (fr) m
• Georgian: მთვარეულობა (mtvareuloba), სომნაბულიზმი (somnabulizmi)
• German: Schlafwandeln (de) n, Somnambulismus (de) m, Somnambulie (de) f
• Hungarian: alvajárás (hu)
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• Icelandic: svefnganga f
• Italian: sonnambulismo (it) m
• Japanese: 睡眠時遊行症 (すいみんじゆうこうしょう, suiminji yūkōshō), 夢遊病 (むゆうびょう, muyūbyō)
• Navajo: ńdiilgąązh
• Polish: sennowłóctwo n, somnambulizm m
• Portuguese: sonambulismo (pt) m
• Russian: сомнамбули́зм (ru) m (somnambulízm), лунати́зм (ru) m (lunatízm)
• Spanish: sonambulismo (es) m
• Turkish: uyurgezerlik (tr)

Verb

sleepwalking

1. present participle of sleepwalk