--description--

Words ending in -y often describe a state or quality.

For example, if you add -y to the noun sleep, you create the adjective sleepy, which means feeling a need to sleep or being tired.

The -y ending transforms the noun sleep into an adjective describing a condition. Similarly:

• snow + y = snowy (having a lot of snow)

• rain + y = rainy (having a lot of rain)

--questions--

--text--

What does sleepy mean in the sentence I'm here because I feel sleepy during the mornings?

--answers--

Feeling fully awake and energetic

--feedback--

Sleepy indicates a need for sleep, not being fully awake.

Unable to sleep

--feedback--

Sleepy means feeling tired, not the inability to sleep.

Excited and active

--feedback--

Sleepy describes a state of tiredness, not excitement or activity.

Feeling tired and in need of sleep

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