| Definition of 'drowsiness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence
a very sleepy state
"sleepiness causes many driving accidents"
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| Definition of 'drowsiness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) drowsiness
state of being drowsy
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Sense: sleepy
drowsy children.
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 Afrikaans: vaakte |
 Arabic: نُعاس، نَعَس |
 Bulgarian: сънливост |
 Brazilian: sonolência |
 Czech: ospalost |
 German: die Schläfrigkeit |
 Danish: træthed; døsighed; sløvhe |
 Greek: νύστα |
 Spanish: somnolencia |
 Estonian: unisus |
 Farsi: خواب آلودگی |
 Finnish: uneliaisuus |
 French: somnolence |
 Hebrew: הָרגָשַׁת נִמנוּם |
 Hindi: ऊंघ, सुस्ती |
 Croatian: pospanost |
 Hungarian: álmosság |
 Indonesian: kantuk |
 Icelandic: syfja, (svefn)drungi |
 Italian: sonnolenza |
 Japanese: 眠たさ |
 Korean: 졸림 |
 Lithuanian: mieguistumas |
 Latvian: miegainums |
 Malay: kengantukkan |
 Dutch: slaperigheid |
 Norwegian: døsighet |
 Polish: senność |
 Persian: خواب آلودگی |
 Pashto: خوب وړى حالت |
 Portuguese: sonolência |
 Romanian: somnolenţă |
 Russian: сонливость |
 Slovak: ospalosť |
 Slovenian: zaspanost |
 Serbian: pospanost |
 Swedish: dåsighet |
 Thai: อาการครึ่งหลับครึ่งตื่น |
 Turkish: uyku sersemliği |
 Taiwanese: 睡意 |
 Ukrainian: в'ялість |
 Urdu: اونگھ |
 Vietnamese: ngủ lơ mơ |
 Chinese: 睡意 |
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