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The term "somnambulate" was first coined in the 16th century from the Latin words "somno" (sleep) and "ambulare" (to walk). It was initially used to describe a condition in which people would walk and perform other activities while sleeping. Sleepwalking is a common form of somnambulism.
Over time, the term "somnambulate" has come to be used more broadly to refer to any behavior or action that is performed while in a state of dissociation or altered consciousness. This can include behaviors such as sleepwalking, sleep-talking, and even automatic writing.
Etymology The word amble is derived from the Old French word ambler which means to
Etymology Somnambulism comes from the Latin somnus meaning sleep and ambulare m
Etymology The word amble is derived from the Old French word ambler which means to
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