The Latin word meaning Sleep is Somnus.
The Latin equivalent of 'Geta sleeps in the branches of a tree' is Geta in ramibus arboris dormit. In the word-by-word translation, the preposition 'in' means 'in'. The noun 'ramibus' means 'in the branches'. The noun 'arboris' means 'of a tree'. The verb 'dormit' means '[he/she/it] does sleep, is sleeping, sleeps'.
Yes. He sleeps on his left side. He sleeps on his right side. He sleeps on his back. He sleeps on his belly.
IT sleeps were it sleeps
he sleeps very beautifully.
He sleeps at night
A wolf sleeps with its pack, wherever there is room.
City Sleeps was created in 2005.
The City That Sleeps was created in 2010.
Sleeps with Butterflies was created in 2005.
Until It Sleeps was created in 1994.
The Man Who Sleeps was created in 1974.
The past tense of sleeps is slept.