somnial
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 54
[Lat. somnium =a dream; som nus =sleep.] Pertaining or relating to dreams; involving dreams. ( Cole ridge.) *som-ni-ā-tive, *som-ni-ā-tor-ý, adj . [SOMNIAL.] Pertaining or relating to dreams or dreaming; producing dreams. "After my somniatory exercitations." -Urquhart: Rabe lais, bk. iii., ch. xxiii. *som-nic-u-loŭs, adj . [Latin somniculosus = drowsy, from somnus sleep.] Inclined to sleep; drowsy. som-nif-er-oŭs, a . [ Lat.somnifer , from somnus =sleep, and fero =to bring.) Causing or producing sleep; soporiferous, soporific. "They ascribe all to this redundant melancholy, which domineers in them, to somniferous potions."-Burton: Anatomy of Melancholy , p. 61.
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