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somniloquy

noun plural -quies
  1. rare the act of talking in one's sleep
Derived Formssomniloquist, nounsomniloquous, adjective

Word Origin for somniloquy

C19: from Latin somnus sleep + loqui to speak; compare soliloquy
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Word Origin and History for somniloquy
n.

talking in one's sleep, 1847, from somni-, "sleep" + -loquy, from Latin loqui "to speak" (see locution). Related: Somniloquence (1814); somniloquent (1804, Coleridge); somniloquist; somniloquous; somniloquize.

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somniloquy in Medicine

somniloquy

[sŏm-nĭl′ə-kwē]
n.
  1. The act or habit of talking in one's sleep.
Related formssom•nil′o•quist n.
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