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Webster 1913 Edition

Adj.

[L.

somnialis

dream bringing, fr.

somnium

dream, fr.

somnus

sleep.]

Of or pertaining to sleep or dreams.

The

somnial

magic superinduced on, without suspending, the active powers of the mind.

Coleridge.

somnial ‎(not comparable)

(rare) Pertaining to dreams. [from 17th c.]
- 1940, Harvey Cushing, Life of Sir William Osler, vol. 2:
  He had indeed been making a study of his dreams, to what purpose or effect is not apparent, but there remains a note-book filled with closely written observations upon them, for he seemed always to awaken with most vivid recollections of astounding, amusing, and bizarre somnial experiences.
- 1998, Jennifer Ford, Coleridge on Dreaming, p. 54:
  Often, it was Sara Hutchinson who was the focus of his somnial fantasy life: he once exclaimed that his dreams were "always connected in some way or another" with her (CN II 2055).

Pertaining to dreams

Arabic:
Armenian: երազական (hy) ‎(erazakan), երազային (hy) ‎(erazayin)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 夢中的 (zh), 梦中的 (zh) ‎(mèngzhōng de), 夢的 (zh), 梦的 ‎(mèng de), 睡眠的 (zh) ‎(shuìmián de)
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German: verträumt