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“To go to sleep” in Japanese

Short answer
寝付く netsuku ねつく

To go to sleep in Japanese is “寝付く” (netsuku). Full meaning: to go to bed, to go to sleep, to fall asleep; to be laid up (with a cold), to be ill in bed.

Other ways to say “To go to sleep” in Japanese

痺れる shibireru to become numb, to go to sleep (e.g. a limb); to get an electric shock, to tingle (from an electric shock); to be excited, to be titillated, to be mesmerized, to be enthralled しびれる shibireru to become numb, to go to sleep (e.g. a limb); to get an electric shock, to tingle (from an electric shock); to be excited, to be titillated, to be mesmerized, to be enthralled 麻痺れる shibireru to become numb, to go to sleep (e.g. a limb); to get an electric shock, to tingle (from an electric shock); to be excited, to be titillated, to be mesmerized, to be enthralled 寝つける netsukeru to go to bed, to go to sleep, to fall asleep; to be laid up (with a cold), to be ill in bed シビレる shibireru to become numb, to go to sleep (e.g. a limb); to get an electric shock, to tingle (from an electric shock); to be excited, to be titillated, to be mesmerized, to be enthralled しびレる shibireru to become numb, to go to sleep (e.g. a limb); to get an electric shock, to tingle (from an electric shock); to be excited, to be titillated, to be mesmerized, to be enthralled 寝付ける netsukeru to go to bed, to go to sleep, to fall asleep; to be laid up (with a cold), to be ill in bed ねつける netsukeru to go to bed, to go to sleep, to fall asleep; to be laid up (with a cold), to be ill in bed シビれる shibireru to become numb, to go to sleep (e.g. a limb); to get an electric shock, to tingle (from an electric shock); to be excited, to be titillated, to be mesmerized, to be enthralled 寝つく netsuku to go to bed, to go to sleep, to fall asleep; to be laid up (with a cold), to be ill in bed シビれ shibire to become numb, to go to sleep (e.g. a limb); to get an electric shock, to tingle (from an electric shock); to be excited, to be titillated, to be mesmerized, to be enthralled

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