Somnus
Somnus definition
Som·nus (säm′nəs)
noun
Rom. Myth. the god of sleep: identified with the Greek Hypnos
Etymology: L, sleep < IE *swopnos < base *swep-, to sleep > Gr hypnos, sleep, Sans svapiti, (he) sleeps, OE swefan, to sleep
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