somnus
/ˈsɒm.nəs/Definitions
1. noun
The Roman god of sleep, also known as Somnus in Latin.
“In Roman mythology, Somnus was often depicted as a bearded man with a calm expression, symbolizing the peaceful state of sleep.”
2. noun
A state of deep, often dreamless sleep.
“After a long day of work, she finally slipped into a state of somnus and rested for eight hours.”