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The term "somnambulance" was first coined in the late 16th century, derived from the Latin words "somnus" meaning "sleep," and "ambulare" meaning "to walk." It was originally used to describe the condition of people who walked in their sleep, but over time its meaning has expanded to include any complex behavior performed while asleep.
Somnambulance is a type of parasomnia, a group of disorders characterized by abnormal behaviors or experiences that occur during sleep. In the case of somnambulance, the affected individual may engage in a wide range of activities while asleep, from simple tasks like walking around the house to more complex ones like cooking or driving.
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