sleeping pill

English

sleeping pill (plural sleeping pills)

(pharmacology) A pill or tablet having a soporific effect.
- 2012, Thomas Gifford, Kiss Me Once, →ISBN:
  It was a little past ten that night when his nurse, Sylvia of the Bedpans, came tiptoeing in with sleeping pills on a little tray and told him that his friend, Detective Leary, had just been delivered to the emergency room in a meat wagon.

a pill having a soporific effect

Arabic: مُنَوِّم‎ m (munawwim)
Armenian: please add this translation if you can
Belarusian: снатворнае n (snatvórnaje)
Bulgarian: please add this translation if you can
Chinese:
Mandarin: 安眠藥／安眠药 (zh) (ānmiányào)
Czech: uspávadlo n, uspávací prostředek m, prášek na spaní
Esperanto: dormigilo
Finnish: unilääke (fi)
French: somnifère (fr) m
German: Schlafmittel (de) n, Schlaftablette (de) f
Greek: υπνωτικό (el) n (ypnotikó)
Hungarian: altató (hu)
Icelandic: svefnpilla f
Italian: sonnifero (it) m
Japanese: 睡眠薬 (すいみんやく, suimin'yaku)
Korean: 수면제(睡眠劑) (ko) (sumyeonje)
Macedonian: please add this translation if you can
Manx: milleen cadlee m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: sovepille m or f, sovetablett m

Nynorsk: sovepille f, sovetablett m
Polish: tabletka nasenna f pl
Portuguese: pílula para dormir f
Russian: снотво́рное (ru) n (snotvórnoje)
Spanish: somnífero (es) m, pastilla para dormir f
Tagalog: tabletang pampatulog
Thai: ยานอนหลับ (yaa-nɔɔn-làp)
Tibetan: གཉིད་སྨན (gnyid sman)
Turkish: uyku hapı
Ukrainian: please add this translation if you can

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