Aegri Somnia

Pronunciation: /ˈiːɡri ˈsɒmnjə/

Definitions of aegri somnia

noun aegri somnia

Example Sentences

A1 I heard that aegri somnia means 'a sick man's dreams' in Latin.

A2 The doctor explained to the patient that aegri somnia can be a result of stress.

B1 The novel delves into the protagonist's aegri somnia, revealing his inner fears and anxieties.

B2 The therapist suggested keeping a dream journal to analyze the recurring themes in aegri somnia.

C1 The artist's latest exhibition explores the concept of aegri somnia in a visually captivating manner.

C2 The professor's research on aegri somnia has garnered international recognition for its groundbreaking insights into the human psyche.

Examples of aegri somnia in a Sentence

formal The patient's aegri somnia were causing distress and confusion.

informal He kept having those weird aegri somnia dreams that make no sense.

slang I had some crazy aegri somnia last night, man.

figurative The artist's paintings were like aegri somnia, surreal and haunting.

Grammatical Forms of aegri somnia

• plural: aegri somniae
• comparative: aegrius somnia
• superlative: aegerrime somnia
• present tense: aegri somnia
• future tense: aegri somnia erunt
• perfect tense: aegri somnia fuerunt
• continuous tense: aegri somnia sunt
• singular: aeger somnium
• positive degree: aegri somnia
• infinitive: aegros somniare
• gerund: aegris somniis
• participle: aegris somniis

Origin and Evolution of aegri somnia

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The term 'aegri somnia' originates from Latin, where 'aegri' means sick and 'somnia' means dreams.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the unsettling and disturbing dreams experienced by those who are sick, 'aegri somnia' has evolved to also refer to any kind of distressing or nightmarish dreams in general.