REM sleep

English

REM sleep (usually uncountable, plural REM sleeps)

The stage of sleep during which most brain activity and dreams occur, characterised by rapid eye movement (REM).
Synonym: paradoxical sleep

stage of sleep during which most brain activity and dreams occur, characterised by rapid eye movement

Finnish: vilkeuni
French: sommeil paradoxal (fr) m
Georgian: REM ძილი (REM ʒili), სწრაფი ძილი (sc̣rapi ʒili), ძილი თვალების სწრაფი მოძრაობით (ʒili tvalebis sc̣rapi moʒraobit), თვალების სწრაფი მოძრაობის ძილი (tvalebis sc̣rapi moʒraobis ʒili), პარადოქსული ძილი (ṗaradoksuli ʒili)
German: REM-Schlaf m, REM-Phase n, paradoxer Schlaf m, desynchronisierter Schlaf m
Icelandic: bliksvefn m, kviksvefn m, hrjúfur svefn m
Polish: faza REM f
Russian: фаза быстрого сна (ru) (faza bystrovo sna), БДГ-фаза (BDG-faza), REM-фаза (REM-faza)
Swedish: drömsömn c; REM-sömn c

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