IPA: /ˈsliːpˌwɔːk/
KK: /ˈsliːpˌwɔːk/
To walk around while asleep, often without being aware of it.
Last night, I found my brother sleepwalking in the hallway.
Past: sleepwalked
Past Participle: sleepwalked
Sleepwalk → It is formed from "sleep" (from Old English *slǣpan*, meaning to rest or be in a state of sleep) and "walk" (from Old English *wealcan*, meaning to move or travel on foot). The word "sleepwalk" describes the act of walking while in a state of sleep.
Imagine someone moving around while they are still in a state of rest — that's what sleepwalking means, combining the idea of being in a 'sleep' state and 'walking'.