dozy

English

Etymology

doze +‎ -y

Adjective

dozy (comparative dozier, superlative doziest)

Quite sleepy or tired.
Intellectually slow.
Jim is a dozy child.
(carpentry) Decaying, rotten, spongy.
dozy wood

Synonyms

(decaying, rotten): doty

Translations

sleepy

Assamese: কলামলা (kolamola), কলাঘুমটীয়া (kolaghumotia)
Bulgarian: сънен (bg) (sǎnen), сънлив (bg) (sǎnliv)
Czech: ospalý (cs), mátožný, malátný (cs)
Dutch: slaperig (nl)
French: somnolent (fr) m
Greek: αποκοιμισμένος (el) (apokoimisménos)
Italian: assonnato (it) m, insonnolito (it) m
Latin: sopōrus
Ottoman Turkish: مخمور (mahmur)
Polish: śpiący (pl)
Russian: со́нный (ru) (sónnyj)
Spanish: adormecido (es)

intellectually slow

Czech: pomalý (cs), natvrdlý (cs)
Greek: αποκοιμισμένος (el) (apokoimisménos)

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