An archaic or dialect word relating to drowsiness or a state of being drowned or submerged.
An obsolete or very rare English word, possibly related to 'drought' or 'drown' through Old English roots. The exact etymology is uncertain, as this word appears rarely in historical texts.
This word is so obscure that even scholars debate whether it's a real word or a spelling variant—it shows how English has lost thousands of words over time that nobody uses anymore.
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