Morfeo (en. Morpheus)

/morˈfeo/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Deity of dreams that can take any human form.
In mythology, Morpheus was known for being the messenger of dreams.
En la mitología, Morfeo era conocido por ser el mensajero de los sueños.
A person who causes a deep sleep or state of dreaming.
After a long day of work, her voice took me straight to the arms of Morpheus.
Después de un largo día de trabajo, su voz me llevó directamente a los brazos de Morfeo.

Etymology

The name Morpheus comes from the Greek 'Morpheus', which is related to shape and dreams.

Common Phrases and Expressions

To fall into the arms of Morpheus
To enter a deep sleep.
Caer en los brazos de Morfeo
To dream of Morpheus
Referring to having vivid or remarkable dreams.
Soñar con Morfeo

Related Words

Dream
State of rest in which dreams occur.
Sueño
To sleep
To spend a period of time in which the body and mind rest.
Dormir

Slang Meanings

Morpheus as a synonym for sleeping.
Today, I need a good Morpheus after this week.
Hoy necesito un buen Morfeo después de esta semana.
To be under the influence of a sedative or a relaxant.
That medication left me in a state of Morpheus.
Ese medicamento me dejó en un estado de Morfeo.