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100 Words Every Sleep Tracker Should Know

May 26, 2026

100 Words Every Sleep Tracker Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. actigraphy sleep estimation from movement
2. alarm device or sound for waking
3. alert fully awake and attentive
4. apnea temporary stop in breathing
5. arousal state of being awakened
6. asleep in the state of sleep
7. awake not sleeping
8. awakening the act of waking
9. bed furniture used for sleeping
10. bedroom room used for sleeping
11. bedtime usual time to go to bed
12. blanket bed covering for warmth
13. blue light light that can delay sleep
14. body clock internal daily timing system
15. breathing the act of taking air in
16. caffeine stimulant that increases alertness
17. catnap a very short sleep
18. chronotype natural preference for sleep timing
19. circadian rhythm the body’s daily clock
20. comfort physical ease and relaxation
21. conk out fall asleep suddenly
22. consistency staying regular over time
23. crash fall asleep from exhaustion
24. darkness absence of light
25. dawn first light of day
26. deep sleep slow-wave restorative sleep
27. doze a light sleep
28. dream images or thoughts during sleep
29. drift off fall asleep gradually
30. drowsy sleepy and hard to stay awake
31. duvet soft quilt used on a bed
32. evening later part of the day
33. exhausted extremely tired
34. fatigued very tired
35. groggy sleepy and not fully alert
36. habit regular repeated behavior
37. heart rate number of heartbeats per minute
38. hypersomnia excessive sleepiness or sleeping
39. insomnia difficulty falling or staying asleep
40. interruption something that breaks continuity
41. jet lag sleep disruption after travel
42. lark person who wakes early
43. lie-in a morning spent sleeping late
44. light sleep easier-to-wake sleep stage
45. lights-out time when sleep begins
46. mattress soft bed base for sleeping
47. melatonin hormone linked to sleep timing
48. microawakening a brief awakening during sleep
49. midday middle of the day
50. midnight twelve o’clock at night
51. morning early part of the day
52. motionless not moving
53. movement physical motion
54. nap a short sleep
55. night owl person active late at night
56. nightmare a frightening dream
57. nodding off beginning to fall asleep
58. noise unwanted sound
59. non-REM sleep excluding REM stage
60. oversleep sleep longer than intended
61. parasomnia unusual behavior during sleep
62. pillow head support in bed
63. power nap a brief energizing nap
64. pulse heartbeat felt in an artery
65. quilt stitched bed covering
66. refreshed rested and full of energy
67. relaxation a state of calm
68. REM dream-rich sleep stage
69. respiration breathing
70. rest sleep or relax to recover
71. restlessness inability to stay still or sleep
72. ritual set actions done regularly
73. routine usual repeated way of doing things
74. shut-eye sleep
75. siesta a midday rest or nap
76. sleep a natural state of rest
77. sleepwalk walk while asleep
78. sleepy ready or needing to sleep
79. slow-wave sleep deep restorative sleep
80. slumber sleep, especially peaceful sleep
81. snooze a short light sleep
82. snore breathe noisily during sleep
83. somnolence strong sleepiness
84. temperature degree of heat or cold
85. time in bed total time spent in bed
86. tired needing rest or sleep
87. tracker device that records activity
88. turn in go to bed
89. turning shifting position in bed
90. undersleep sleep less than needed
91. unwind relax before sleep
92. wake to stop sleeping
93. wakefulness the state of being awake
94. warm slightly hot
95. wearable electronic device worn on body
96. weekday a day from Monday to Friday
97. weekend Saturday and Sunday
98. wind down gradually relax before bed
99. yawn open mouth from tiredness
100. yawning repeated tired opening of mouth

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