Noun:

தூக்கத்தில் நடப்பது,

sleepwalking's Usage Examples:

Insomnia or Sleep Deprivation: Those not getting enough sleep on a regular basis are more likely to suffer from sleepwalking.

There is evidence that suggests that those under more duress than normal are more likely to suffer from sleep problems including sleepwalking.

There is no known way to prevent episodes of sleepwalking.

Irregular Bedtimes: Having a chaotic sleep schedule can contribute to sleepwalking.

Both adults and children experience sleepwalking (also known as somnambulism), although it is most frequent in kids under age 15.

If you find a pair that looks just like a regular pair of socks except for the grips on the bottom, then your child can still sleep comfortably (and walk safely when sleepwalking).

Doctors believe that sleepwalking is more likely in a person who has a direct relative who has sleepwalked in the past.

Hypnotics such as medications that promote sleep and stimulants such as drugs that cause increased activity have been linked to sleepwalking.

Sleep terrors, sleepwalking, and bedwetting episodes generally occur within stage four sleep or during partial arousals from this sleep stage.

Somnambulism, which is commonly known as sleepwalking, is a disorder in which a person gets out of bed and walks around during sleep.

Finding a sleepwalking cause may seem like a good way to treat this condition, but it is not always that straightforward.

Pinpointing the right cause can help alleviate the sleepwalking.

Synonyms:

noctambulism, somnambulation, noctambulation, walk, sleeping, walking, somnambulism,

Antonyms:

stay in place, ride, erect, waking, distant,