Declension

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Synonyms

1. sleep

   • κοῖτος (sleep)
   • συγκοίμησις (a sleeping together)
   • κῶμα (deep sleep)
   • κοίμημα (sleep, intercourse)
   • ὑπνοδότης (giver of sleep)
   • ὑπνοφόβης (scaring in sleep)

2. death

   • θάνατος (death)
   • φθορᾱ́ ( death )
   • φόνος (a death)
   • ἔξοδος (death)
   • θανάτωσις (a putting to death)
   • λιθοκτονία (death by stoning)
   • ᾍδης (the grave, death, death)
   • φθορᾱ́ ( loss by death)
   • καταφθορά (destruction, death)
   • μόρος (doom, death)

Related

• νήδυμος (sweet)
• ὄνειρος (dream)
• ὄνειρον (dream)
• νήγρετος (unwaking)
• ἄυπνος (sleepless)
• βλέφαρον (mostly in pl)
• ὄναρ (a dream)
• ἀμολγός (in the hours before daybreak)
• εὕδω (to sleep)
• κόπος (a striking)
• γλυκύς (sweet)
• κυκεών (a potion consisting of barley-meal)
• πάννυχος (lasting all the night)
• κανθός (corner of the eye)
• κάνθων (a pack-ass)
• ὕπαρ (a waking vision)
• πανδαμάτωρ (the all-subduer)
• ἱδρώς (sweat)
• ἐνύπνιον (a thing seen in sleep)
• ἐνύπνιος (in dreams appearing)
• μεθημερινός (happening by day)
• ἐρεύθω (to make red)
• μελέδημα (care)
• δυσθέατος (ill to look on)
• ἀκρίς (grasshopper)
• ἔννυχος ()
• ἄγρυπνος (hunting after sleep)
• ἐρημαῖος (desolate)
• ἀπότροπος (turned away)
• νεάζω (to be young or new)